So we have stereo system built into our house and I’ve usually been using a 15 feet rca to 3.5mm wire for the input to the receiver however you guys probably already know the struggles of a wired connection so I wanted to go wireless. The most common right now are Bluetooth adapters like the Logitech one however I’m pretty sure the range isn’t that great with Bluetooth. Our house is around 6000 square feet and Bluetooth will definitely not be able to cover even a small portion of that, hence why I’m searching for a wifi one since we already have proper wifi set up all around the house. I’ve had no luck with google search as I get really weird products or expensive ones. Are there any quality wifi adapters under the 75$ range?
Budget friendly wifi audio adapter for receivers
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This one looks promsing - August WR320 $55 - although a good alternative may be setting up icecast or stream what you hear server (there are quite a few streaming servers) on an old PC, and you can stream to a variety of clients using VLC (or other DLNA apps) via phones, tablets, other pcs, etc - worth checking out.
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I am a little confused since bluetooth can certainly replace a 15' cable to your receiver. What is the source that you are connecting with that cable?
Try
www.parts-express.com
They have the Dayton Audio WFA02 multiroom Wifi audio adapter.
Try
www.parts-express.com
They have the Dayton Audio WFA02 multiroom Wifi audio adapter.
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