ALTOProfessional Bluetooth Total 2 - XLR Equipped Rechargeable Bluetooth Receiver For Mixing Desk / Audio Mixer Setups and Active PA systems

Perfect for what I need, easy to set up and use, remember to charge it up fully before use.

Perfect to plug straight into mixer or powered speakers. No leads, easy bluetooth connection, quality sound and quite some distance before sound starts to break up when using phone for music. Great item.

Very easy to set up , no problem with sound quality. The only thing I would say is the switches would be much better on the other side so as they are more accessible when using with my mixing desk as you can see by the photo. This is also a big step up from the tiny Blackstar link I used to use,which was also unreliable. Overall a decent product just needs switches on other side .

Using it for my alto speakers.Good for it's purpose

Used as a back up for my other reciever.

Used it to send backing tracks to PA for open mic work. Reliable and simple.

Ok so I bought two of these with the intention to use them on satellite speakers so I didn't need to run cables.1st test:- the latency is massive. This means the sound from the Alto Bluetooth professional is delayed and from the wired speakers. At this point I should have returned them, but I thought I could use them in situations where I need to provide a quick sound setup. Tried this at the weekend and worked perfectly for about half an hour and then the sound started to cut on and off.I contacted Alto who's reply is "the Bluetooth Total is only advised for general audio playback (e.g., music from an iPad to a loudspeaker for general Spotify/Apple Music streaming). Using x2 Bluetooth transmitters/receivers to communicate wireless audio for live musical performances is not recommended."They should put that in the description!My opinion, absolute rubbish and not fit for purpose. Do not waste your money, don't be lazy, just by long cables

Really impressed they work well I bought two very difficult to connect together to work as a link but eventually with no help from alto website or any real YouTube videos I managed to get them connected they connect really easily to devices but the sound has dropped out a few times so I would only use this as a last-ditch attempt I guess it’s because of all The other Bluetooth and Wi-Fi devices in the proximity of the speakers great value for money and would do when no cables can reach