QED uPlay Plus Bluetooth receiver

QED Launches uPlay Plus Bluetooth Receiver

January 23, 2013

QEDโ€™s NEW uPLAY Plus (pronounced โ€˜yoo-playโ€™) is a discrete wireless audio receiver, which incorporates the latest Bluecore 5 Bluetooth chipset and supports the advanced aptX audio codec.

WDF-Uplay-plusThe uPlay Plus has its own onboard low distortion DAC, which promises less than 0.035% distortion, and stereo analogue outputs, so itโ€™s easy to connect to an existing hi-fi or home theatre system, or even to better quality iPod docks, fitted with an โ€˜Auxโ€™ or optical input socket. For users seeking to maximise audio quality, the uPlay Plus has a digital optical output allowing direct connection to an amplifier or receiver with a digital input, or to a stand alone DAC. It’s designed to be a universal device supporting any Bluetooth enabled source, so the uPlay Plus switches between the standard Bluetooth SBC and aptX codecs depending on the transmission source.

Our sample unit arrived today โ€“ watch the site for a full review.

The NZ RRP is $299.95 and these units are available now. For more information check outย www.capisco.co.nz

 

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