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GOgroove BlueSENSE TRM Bluetooth Audio Transmitter
GOgroove BlueSENSE TRM Bluetooth Audio Transmitter
B&H # GOBLUESENSE MFR # GGBSTRM100BLEW
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Product Highlights
- Bluetooth 2.1 A2DP
- Wireless Range of up to 30'
- Recharges by USB
- 3.5mm Audio Out
- 10-Hour Runtime
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- 1Description
- GOgroove BlueSense TRM Wireless A2DP Bluetooth Transmitter / Adapter - Demo Video
The BlueSENSE TRM Bluetooth Audio Transmitter from GOGroove is a transmitter that allows you to wirelessly stream audio over Bluetooth from an MP3 player, computer, DVD player, tablets and more. Simply plug it into the headphone jack of your device and pair it with a Bluetooth speaker, receiver or pair of headphones for wireless listening. The device supports Bluetooth 2.1 A2DP and allows a maximum wireless range of 30'. The transmitter recharges by USB, and runs for up to 10 hours on a charge.
- Plugs into the 3.5mm headphone jack of your chosen device
- Pairs with a Bluetooth speaker, receiver or pair of headphones
- Supports Bluetooth 2.1 A2DP for wireless audio streaming
- Allows a maximum wireless range of 30'
- Recharges by USB and runs for up to 10 hours on a charge
UPC: 637836517091
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GOgroove BlueSENSE TRM Bluetooth Audio Transmitter
Table of Contents
- 1Description
| Bluetooth Version | 2.1 |
| Bluetooth Profiles | A2DP |
| Frequency Range | 2.4 - 2.48 GHz |
| Operating Distance | 30' (10 m) |
| Charging Time | 2 - 3 hours |
| Runtime | 10 hours per charge |
| Power | USB 5 V |
| Connector | 1 x 1/8" (3.5 mm) male |
| Dimensions | 1.8 x 1.3 x 0.3" (45 x 32 x 8 mm) |
| Weight | Not specified by manufacturer |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.15 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 5.2 x 4.4 x 1.0" |
BlueSENSE TRM Bluetooth Audio Transmitter is rated
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5 by
48.
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Alex_mp from
It works well, just try more than once
The device connects well and transmits audio properly as it should. The only problem is during the initial setup because you have to press the button multiple times until it gets into the coupling mode required to pair it with the receiver. I am still not sure how long or how many times you press it until it gets in the mode, but last time it worked pressing it twice during 2 sec each half a second apart. Whatever information is in the manual is not correct. I would recommend it to anyone looking for an inexpensive way to transmit audio to a bluetooth receiver. The audio delay is minimum and the digital noise is almost imperceptible.
Date published: 2013-12-11
Rated 5 out of
5
by
paulbryanj from
Finally!
My favorite MP3 player is my iPod Classic. I have almost all of my music on it, unfortunately it does not have Bluetooth capability. My favorite headphones are my Denon Bluetooth Exercise Freaks. With the GOgroove transmitter I can now use my favorite iPod at the gym and I don't have to be bothered with any cords. The transmitter is simple, low-profile, and very easy to use. I've tried other transmitters but connectivity and functionality was was inconsistent at best. These were also more expensive. No issues ever with my GOgroove! Finally, I have my most favorite tunes with my workout headphones! I am happily satisfied.
Date published: 2013-11-28
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Rusty from
Not bad, but ..... there is a delay
This is a 5 star product, but for my application, bluetooth monitoring of recording sessions with this device and the Bose AE2W or Plantronic Voyager headsets, the delay is distracting. I found the answer to the delay in a web search.Adaptive differential pulse code modulation involves a look-ahead type compressing algorithm where information cannot be transmitted before the encoder has had a chance to examine several bytes of forthcoming info. Hence, data has to stack up in the encoder, and there is an inherent time shift between the streams entering and leaving the encoder. So.... it works within the limitation inherent in Bluetooth audio transmission. Which is NOT real time. For real time monitoring a $1000 Sennheiser IEM system is the solution. If you can live with a momentary audio lag, $$ vs $1000 is not a bad trade. In my case, while the lag is distracting, it is not worth $$ to fix it. In fact, the lag is helpful when setting up your gear. There is a distinct separation between words coming out of your mouth and the sound coming back to you ears. It removes some confusion between the creation of the sound and the system being used to capture it. That in some ways is a good thing. I keep finding useful places to plug this in. The back of cameras, a mixer, digital sound recorders. All the while not being encumbered by a wire while moving around a video set. For $$ you have to have a few of these in the gear bag.
Date published: 2013-11-21
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Omri from
Bad experience
I bought it for two reasons: playing my virtual piano and watching TV with my Bluetooth headset. Unfortunately I can't do anything with this transmitter because the delay is noticeable, so playing is impossible and watching TV isnt fun when the voice doesn't match the actors mouth. Also, there's a loud hiss sound that comes and goes when I use it.
Date published: 2016-11-17
Rated 4 out of
5
by
rastaberger from
It works once you figure it out.
I couldn't understand how to pair this with my wireless headphones. I had to take everything back to the store where the agent knwe how to it because she has it too -but it also took her some time to figure it out. You just have to keep holding the button until it connects with the headphones. The manual that comes with it it's super vague and tiny. You'd expect something that easy to be explained better.
Date published: 2016-11-05
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Texas Filmmaker from
Cheap and reliable
This product is reliable in turning electronics/gear that has no Bluetooth capability into one that is capable. I use it on a zoom H4N for playback and I don't have to be near it to connect my headphones to it. Only disadvantage is there is a slight delay between actual audio and what reaches your headphones. If that doesn't matter too much to you, then this product works.
Date published: 2016-01-26
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Ted from
Works, but not great for me
It turns itself off after a period of time, it has delay, mediocre range and a short cord.�
I got it for my TV which doesn't have BT built in.� The thought was to plug it into rear of bedroom TV, power it with USB from back of TV and have my headphones by nightstand, so I could listen quietly whenever I wanted.�
But, it turns itself off after a couple hours, so I have to get up and turn it on before using.� The short cord means its hard to get at.� And because it is behind the TV, the range is reduced so that if I turn mu head wrong, the signal goes away.�
I was able to address some issues by plugging it into a wall charger and using extension audio cord so that I could move the location for easier access and better range.� But I still have to get up to turn it on and look at all the wires that are now exposed and there is a delay.�
Not returning it because it is not expensive, but will only use until I can find a better one.
Date published: 2017-12-31
Rated 4 out of
5
by
great listener from
serve the perpose
using it for a music player that doesn't support Bluetooth, it connects easy, but every time i stop to listen for a while, it turn off the power (which is a good thing) but it disconnected the pairing too (which is annoying) takes pretty long to charge, (i think for me it was around 5-6 hours) and it didn't hold the charge more than that (i think so)
Date published: 2016-06-20
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