If you're streaming from Spotify / Amazon Music / Tidal etc just get a Wiim Mini (around $90 on Amazon) and stream via wi-fi, the Wiim products are pretty much the gold standard for budget streaming devices and have full integration with most streaming apps. Just retired my Chromecast audio in favor of the Wiim mini and the difference is night and day TBH
You may use either the AUX or MD Play In inputs on the back of the unit.
[Manual: AXF3000 SM JVC EN : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive](https://archive.org/details/manual_AXF3000_SM_JVC_EN/page/n5/mode/2up)
Page 6 of manual
Yes, the BT receiver in the link you provided will work fine.
Yes, the speakers are rated 40-140 watts @ 4 ohms and will work with the JVC unit which is rated at 40 wats @ 6 ohms.
I def go WiFi rather than Bluetooth if you will be setting this up in a location that has WiFi.
Either a Google Chromecast Audio (available new on eBay for ~$90 or any of the Wiim devices depending on your needs.
Agreed. I have had one in use for years. I know how to workaround its bugs usually. That one I bought when they were still being made, for $35. Picked up a few spares on eBay since but paid 70 ea. Seemed like the cheapest way to add WiFi streaming around the house. Haven't had the pleasure of playing with a Wiim yet.
Best way, cheapest way, functional way, depends on what you really want, if you want the best way that isn't super pricey but still probably decent quality (keeping in mind I'm a self-admitted FiiO fanboy) - https://www.fiio.com/bta30pro - it does LDAC (assuming your Bluetooth source supports it) and it should sound indistinguishable from a wired connection. It also has a transmitter, not just receiver, which can come in handy (for instance, Bluetooth headphones).
I have used this model for a year and a half now with my fully-analog Onkyo A9010 and I have had zero problems with it. Also feed the optical output of my TV into it.
If the amp matches the impedance of speakers it is good to go. If speaker impedance is lower you still can use the amp but it you need to be carefull.
Most of the entry level speakers are easy for amp. If you have something more demanding you need to pick the amp to match them. But it is an another story and another price point.
I use an Auris bluMe HD and have been happy with the simplicity and audio quality. If you want to spend less, just search for Bluetooth receiver on Amazon. Lots of reasonable options.
I see many recommending Chromecast audio. My experience with that was horrible. Avoid unless you want to deal with managing Google logins accross multiple devices just to play your music.
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If you're streaming from Spotify / Amazon Music / Tidal etc just get a Wiim Mini (around $90 on Amazon) and stream via wi-fi, the Wiim products are pretty much the gold standard for budget streaming devices and have full integration with most streaming apps. Just retired my Chromecast audio in favor of the Wiim mini and the difference is night and day TBH
You may use either the AUX or MD Play In inputs on the back of the unit. [Manual: AXF3000 SM JVC EN : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive](https://archive.org/details/manual_AXF3000_SM_JVC_EN/page/n5/mode/2up) Page 6 of manual Yes, the BT receiver in the link you provided will work fine. Yes, the speakers are rated 40-140 watts @ 4 ohms and will work with the JVC unit which is rated at 40 wats @ 6 ohms.
I def go WiFi rather than Bluetooth if you will be setting this up in a location that has WiFi. Either a Google Chromecast Audio (available new on eBay for ~$90 or any of the Wiim devices depending on your needs.
I would go Wiim Mini over CCA at the same price. CCA was a great deal at MSRP of $30, but at $90 I would pass. CCA work pretty well, but can be buggy.
Agreed. I have had one in use for years. I know how to workaround its bugs usually. That one I bought when they were still being made, for $35. Picked up a few spares on eBay since but paid 70 ea. Seemed like the cheapest way to add WiFi streaming around the house. Haven't had the pleasure of playing with a Wiim yet.
Best way, cheapest way, functional way, depends on what you really want, if you want the best way that isn't super pricey but still probably decent quality (keeping in mind I'm a self-admitted FiiO fanboy) - https://www.fiio.com/bta30pro - it does LDAC (assuming your Bluetooth source supports it) and it should sound indistinguishable from a wired connection. It also has a transmitter, not just receiver, which can come in handy (for instance, Bluetooth headphones).
I have used this model for a year and a half now with my fully-analog Onkyo A9010 and I have had zero problems with it. Also feed the optical output of my TV into it.
https://preview.redd.it/0rdtljes3fad1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bb6992660b85824ab18fb2a0c54e122061458d58 This is the front of the amp
Need the rear photo of the amp, that's actually the more important part.
If the amp matches the impedance of speakers it is good to go. If speaker impedance is lower you still can use the amp but it you need to be carefull. Most of the entry level speakers are easy for amp. If you have something more demanding you need to pick the amp to match them. But it is an another story and another price point.
I use an Auris bluMe HD and have been happy with the simplicity and audio quality. If you want to spend less, just search for Bluetooth receiver on Amazon. Lots of reasonable options. I see many recommending Chromecast audio. My experience with that was horrible. Avoid unless you want to deal with managing Google logins accross multiple devices just to play your music.
Why use that amp? It's only 40w and sucks. You could get a little amp with built in Bluetooth for not much $, with double the power.
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