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Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister Internal Power Cable 3.5 mm Aux Toslink Coaxial Bluetooth

SKU CH-Y7DV-8QNE5

Converts 3.5 mm audio to Toslink or coaxial while adding Bluetooth receive and transmit for computers, TVs and cars

  • Bluetooth audio transmitter for computer, TV and car
  • 5 mm aux input connects portable players
  • Toslink output feeds digital DACs or receivers
  • Coaxial output links to legacy hifi gear

Bluetooth Audio Converter

The Ruth's sister unit acts as both a receiver and a transmitter for wireless audio. It adds Bluetooth connectivity to devices that lack it, such as older computers, televisions or car stereos. Users can stream music from a phone to wired speakers or send TV sound to wireless headphones.

Wired and Optical Interfaces

A 3.5 mm auxiliary jack, a Toslink optical port and a coaxial output provide multiple ways to connect existing audio equipment. The adapter draws power internally, so no external supply is needed. Buyers who need multi-room streaming or aptX HD codec support will not find those features here.

Highlights

  • Bluetooth audio transmitter for computer, TV and car
  • 5 mm aux input connects portable players
  • Toslink output feeds digital DACs or receivers
  • Coaxial output links to legacy hifi gear

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which audio interfaces does this transmitter support for output?

The transmitter provides Toslink optical and coaxial digital outputs alongside a 3.5 mm auxiliary connection for analogue audio.

What type of power connection does this internal cable use?

It is designed as an internal power cable, so it connects directly to the system's internal power headers rather than an external mains plug.

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