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Question: I am trying to pair with an Audiosource Soundpop speaker but I cannot get the Saturn to recognize the Soundpop. Has anyone tried with this speaker?
Document: Plus it comes with a mini stereo cable, an RCA cable, and a mini usb cable. And it has a really good manual. I'm going to give this sucker a workout over the next few weeks to see if it lives up the 5-star rating; but I think it will. I recommend the Saturn to anyone looking to pair an older stereo/portable CD player/etc. with a bluetooth speaker/headphone. Well done, Avantree!
I though I only needed to pair it once and then All I would have to do is turn on both the Saturn and the Speaker and start the CD player and it would work every time. Unless I am doing something out of sequence this all seem to be a mystery. Eventually I get it to work, perhaps one day I will discovery the proper sequence and remember it.Next we plan to hook our old Toshiba turn table and listen to some vinyl.
Well, this is a tricky review. I use this as as RCV only. I do not use TRN. If you want to pair only 1 device with this unit, it is a very easy and simple process. In fact, I cannot imagine anything easier. It does what it is supposed to do, and it does it well. My main issue is that I have several BT devices: an iPhone and laptop vein gin most frequent use. I do not know anyone who has just 1 BT device.
Kudos to Avantree Support. They answered my e-mails within one day and figured out what to do.The Saturn seems to have good range and the sound is great. I have good reception at 20+ feet through one wall. I highly recommend this product if you have an apt-x enabled Bluetooth device, headphone, speaker, etc. I haven't tried it for TV listening yet so can't address any possible lipsync issues. It's supposed to be minimal with apt-x.
I tried wired connections between an 1984 AR turntable and firstly an iPod dock/speaker with bluetooth and then one without (via a phono amp). In both cases there was a bad ground loop hum, caused I believe by the iPod charging circuits. The Avantree Saturn, in transmission mode, solved this problem easily and its AptX codec combined with the first, AptX enabled iPod dock/speaker resulted in a much finer sound quality than I was expecting. Its a neat little device.
We use this to stream audio through headphones while using the treadmill at times when we need the house to be quiet. It works great. It is very easy to pair with headphones. We have not used the receiver aspect yet.The only problem we have is that the extension connector was faulty on day one. We spent the better part of an evening trying to get this to work until it was discovered. The direct connector works fine, though, so we just threw out the extension.
I bought the Avantree Saturn to use in transmit mode to pair with my Bluedio R+ headphones. However I was not  able after many attempts to get them to pair over a period of 3 days. I finally decided to get some help so I e-mailed Avantree Support. After a few e-mails they suggested that I set the Saturn to factory default. I would have thought that the Saturn would already be at factory default since it was new.
There is a delay between the sound on the TV and the sound from the remote speaker due to the latency of the Blue tooth transmission. You cannot run the TV sound and the remote speaker sound together because the sound is so poor.
For my purposes, I may just put a piece of velcro on the side of the receiver to get if off the table.Otherwise, for a device made by a company that I am not familiar with, I am pleased with the purchase, and recommend this to anyone looking for an apt-x transceiver.
Then the connection began randomly dropping. And it would occasionally refuse to re-connect. When I finally got it to play music, it immediately began clipping out every few seconds to where it immediately became unlistenable. After playing around with the settings, and trying to get help online for about a week, I gave up and bought the HTC CarStereo Clip.
Answer: I have no luck in paring