Hello! I have a Kenwood KR-4400 I am using for my turntable. For everything else, I am using an Aluratek universal Bluetooth receiver from Best Buy. I plug that into the AUX.

However, I noticed that it may not be the best quality receiver out there. Even though I am about 6 ft away from it, it would sometimes cut off audio if someone walked nearby or if something was blocking it.

Any other recommendations for Bluetooth receivers? I liked the Aluratek because of how small and inconspicuous it looked, but I am open for other ideas. Thanks!

I’ve got a Luxman RX102 “Suckface” that I just realized has a pre and main inputs. Sounds great using corded inputs and phono in for a TT. However, the tuner on it isn’t as sensitive as my other gear so it’s not my main amp. But, I think it could be useful for times when my wife or friends want to connect via bluetooth. I can run it in my main system via a switch and speaker selector. I connected my Aiyima T9 tube amp to it (via the aux out which is 3.5mm headphone to RCA adapter cord) just as an experiment and it works fine. That said, should I look into a dedicated streamer or pre amp that allows BT connectivity? My budget is broad but if I’m fine with the this setup since I already have it, no need to upgrade.

I have a old stereo and two very nice old audiotechnica speakers. Along with a turn table I was thinking of setting up a Bluetooth receiver for the stereo. So I’m wondering

1. Is this a dumb idea?

2. What kind of Bluetooth receiver would you recommend?

Installed a new Schiit stack recently, and looking for a way to transmit audio to a Qudelix 5k & headphones/IEMs combo (if this is even possible). It doesn't have to have an LDAC option, necessarily, but it'd be nice as long as it does the job well.

Anyone have a solid recommendation or experience with this sort of setup?