Take advantage of Bluetooth technology in a broadcast situation! JK Audio's BlueDriver-F3 plugs directly into a dynamic mic or the mic level output from a mixing console, letting you wirelessly patch into a console over Bluetooth. The BlueDriver-F3 is great paired to your Bluetooth enabled cell phone or headset, and the 3.5 mm stereo jack offers up a mic level output suitable for recording, with the clean mic signal on the left channel and the Bluetooth return on the right. A switch on the BlueDriver-F3 selects between connecting to a 3rd party Bluetooth headset or a cell phone with the BlueDriver-F3.
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Usually love JK Audio out of the box thinking and products, but this one is a nightmarish miss. Bought two thinking the first must be defective. Great idea and thoughtful design, but the audio quality has a constant hiss that cannot be overcome after numerous attempts to resolve. The tiny screwdriver needed to adjust the only level control is meaningless to raising or lowering audio levels. Purchased this to use with Live U LU-Smart and an iPhone. It connects great, recognized by LiveU, but fails to produce usable audio. JK offers no meaningful support and does not care to make it work right.
Used the unit with my bluetooth EcoRox speaker and I experienced an annoying lag (a delay hearing yourself while speaking the next line). Transmission was ok.
This device is exactly what I needed to record video on my smart phone and utilize an external source for mic input. I am recording the homily at mass. I record from my smrt phone using Open Camera, which alows for the selection of n external source. This plugs into themaster sound system andpulls the sound from the lavier mic rather, rendering a clear audio recording!
