Modern streaming for the stereo you already own.
Home B35 is our launch product for compatible home audio systems that need a Bluetooth receiving path into AUX or RCA, with an optical-input conversion path for supported digital sources.
Will this work with my home stereo?
Home B35 is intended for powered speakers or an amplifier with AUX or RCA input, plus 5V USB-C power. Passive speakers cannot connect directly without an amplifier.
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One receiver, several useful home-audio paths.
Current materials describe Bluetooth reception to analog AUX/RCA output, optical input conversion to analog output, and USB music playback.
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The optical port is an input path.
Use it to bring a compatible digital optical source into the B35 and send analog audio onward. It is not presented here as a Bluetooth optical transmitter.
Home B35 is a fit when…
The receiver can feed analog audio into compatible powered speakers, receivers or amplifiers.
The current materials specify 5V USB-C power during use and no built-in battery.
B35 is not itself a speaker power amplifier.
How to add Bluetooth to an old home stereo
First identify the stereo's audio input. If it has a 3.5 mm AUX input, connect the receiver's analog output to AUX. If it has left/right RCA inputs, use the appropriate analog cable. Supply the receiver with the specified USB power, then pair your phone and select the stereo input you connected.
What if the stereo only has passive speaker terminals?
A Bluetooth receiver does not replace an amplifier. Passive speakers still need an amplifier or receiver between the Bluetooth device and the speakers.
What if the TV has optical output?
The current B35 materials describe an optical-input-to-analog-output conversion path. Exact supported digital formats should be confirmed through hardware testing before the public product page makes format-specific claims.
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