Stereo Old and New Tech

[canuck]

We enjoy our music and have decided to go old school for our trailer. For those of you with CD's maybe this will help and also for everyone who wants to use their RV stereo's to the max this will work as well.

First we ordered some CD cases and transferred all our discs to the cases, really low cost and easily available. Next we purchased a Bluetooth Transmitter, again easy to order and very inexpensive. We bought an Aventree Saturn transmitter. Next, most people now have a portable Bluetooth speaker, if not, they are very easy to find. The transmitter comes with all the cables required and is easy to install. The hardest part was just getting access to the back of the stereo. Plug your provided Aventree cable into the left and right audio out on the back of your stereo and your in business. We then charged both devices, turned on our speaker and bluetooth transmitter, paired both devices, turned the main speakers off and there you have it. There is a button on your display panel that is easy to find and switch your main speakers on and off. Put your speaker outside and enjoy, you can expect about a 20' range with excellent sound quality. Now, if you have a set of Bluetooth headphones you can pair the headphones with the transmitter and watch TV and enjoy late night movies without disturbing others. Whatever you have selected on your stereo will now transmit to your speaker.

Our speaker is the UE Boom 2  (Ultimate Ears). Very good sound and is extremely durable. This can also be synched with a second speaker as well.

Now, no more issues with our devices going dead just when the party gets going. So, get out all those old CD's and enjoy. 

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