Ampire Bluetooth Receiver,3.5mm Klinke/Cinch, 12 Volt, aptXHD, aptXLL

Do you want to listen to your music, audiobooks, or navigation from your Apple iPhone or Android smartphone wirelessly via Bluetooth in maximum sound quality in your car? Then the BTR series Bluetooth receivers with aptX are the solution. You can retrofit most navigation and car radio systems with Ampire's Bluetooth receivers for wireless A2DP Bluetooth audio streaming. The connection is easy to set up and is automatically restored via Bluetooth. The BTR series uses the Bluetooth protocol for headphones on your smartphone and does not affect the functionality of your Bluetooth hands-free system.

The BTR200-HD Bluetooth receiver is designed for navigation and car radio systems with a 3.5 mm jack input and a 12-volt onboard power supply. Want to listen to Bluetooth in CD quality with aptX? In addition to standard Bluetooth, we also offer receivers with the aptX Bluetooth codec. This codec is becoming increasingly popular. If you use devices with the aptX standard, you will significantly improve the sound quality of your Bluetooth streams.

What does Bluetooth aptX improve? The aptX codec employs a more efficient method for compressing audio data, making better use of the available bandwidth. For aptX streams to work, both the playback device and the transmitter must support Bluetooth aptX. You can recognize this feature by the aptX logo on the device. The codec supports common audio formats such as MP3 and FLAC.

Which smartphones support Bluetooth aptX? Not all Android smartphones support the aptX Bluetooth codec. You can check whether your Android smartphone is compatible in its technical specifications. An Apple iPhone does not generally support the aptX Bluetooth codec.

Connections:

• Audio output: 3.5 mm jack plug
• Power supply: +12V ignition (ACC/K15) with 2A fuse
• Remote output: Blue wire.