7 Channel Receiver With Bluetooth

[1.0 lb (0.4 kg)] Very good Bluetooth receiver.

[>-86 dB] This receiver has revitalized my 1980s stereo system by allowing Bluetooth transfer from my Sony Walkman (CD quality) and from an iPhone. When powered the receiver goes into pairing mode--your device remembers this receiver...you are connected. So far there has been no problem with connection or distance from the receiver. As this is my second unit (first attached to another stereo system) I only wish I could rename the unit as it comes up with the same name...only to be identified by the Bluetooth address. If you only have one of these, this will not be an issue. Attachment is simple: connect using RCA supplied cord to your receiver aux input. Having it on a switched plug on the receiver is very convenient. If not, you would have to push the light button to switch it into on mode. It has an auto off after a few minutes of not receiving a signal. It also has an optical connection.

[Solid metal] I use all four XLRs for live steams from a small remote set with USB to my laptop for broadcast. Two channels are used for a Shure wireless receiver. One of those channels is for a CVL wireless lavaliere mic. The EQ on the panel results in great voice quality from the CVL. The other receiver channel is a wireless handheld that sounds great with little tweaking. Two channels are used with Shure SM58s. I find that I need more gain with these, but the voice audio quality is not compromised. The Mute buttons on each channel are very handy to mute the moderator and audience mics during a presentation.

[FM] I purchased a Sony kit with a dual-channel receiver and two belt packs. To this I added a wireless handheld microphone and most recently the UTX-P40 Plug-on transmitter. This system has worked flawlessly, even in noisy environments like downtown Chicago. Configuration of the components is confusing, but nearly identical in each device. If you have NFC, configuration of the transmitters is automated. Unfortunately my receiver does not have NFC.

[128 MB] I've had wired timer remotes for years and many met their end by getting wet, the cord breaking, or the screen fading. This solves a lot of those issues. The receiver is small, it fits in a hot shoe or can be attached to a 1/4-20 screw, and the cord can be changed so I can use it with either of my cameras. Also, since the cord isn't attached, it makes it much easier to pack away into a gadget bag. Two minor issues I've found: 1) like all Godox remotes, it they don't like rechargeable batteries and show them as being low/dead even when they are fully charged. 2) The receiver will change channel sometimes when the batteries are removed/replaced. It's not a huge issue but mine kept switching to channel 10.

[1840] Updated to a dual channel receiver so we can run both of our lapel mics and signal strength and clarity are great as expected with Shure products. Our old single channel BLX4 worked well for over 7 years before starting to have some signal strength issues so if we get the same lifespan from this unit we will be very happy.

[10.1 x 8 x 2"] Worked perfectly. Connected my HT receiver 'LFE' channel to external amp 'XLR' for a passive sub. No 'hum'. Thick cable. seems durable.

[91 dB] Awesome center channel. Hooked up an amplifier so that I can get that extra power that my receiver couldn't provide. This beast woke.up and what a sound. Klipsch, please make a stand or wall mount for this speaker.

[Side-Firing] With no reviews anywhere on the web, I took a gamble on these and ordered two. Klipsch is a great brand of speakers so I thought they should be good and I was not disappointed. I ran one 100ft and one 50ft 14 gauge speaker wire from 100w per channel home theater receiver to each speaker. You could use any amp rated 100w - 200w per channel speaker or a A and B/ multizone capable receiver) Clear instructions from klipsch told me how to cross the speaker's four wires over to create either 2 channel (for one speaker only) or to create 1 channel per speaker (left and right) like I have it. Set the speakers approx 20ft apart, pointed towards the house and turned the receiver on. Adjusted the distance to get the pefect stereo sound when sitting at the patio table. Turned the receiver to the max and sound didn't distort one bit, the speakers still have more to offer if your amp or receiver is greater than 100w per channel. The highs are precise and clear just as advertised and the lows/bass were surprisingly solid for outdoors, no need for a separate subwoofer. I have the sandstone which is a slightly lighter color than the rest of my rock patio but they don't look out of place. I absolutely love them and if you want quality, the money is well spent with these.

[Side-Firing] I purchased this speaker and paired it with the Sony 2 channel 100w receiver and I am very impressed with the sound, bass, volume and clarity. I have been complimented on this speaker so many times and can't wait to pair it with the 2nd Klipsch Rock Speaker.