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Built to keep good audio gear in use — now with wireless music.
A new chapter for your stereo

Keep your stereo.
Add Bluetooth.

The speakers you love. The music on your phone. Bring them together with Home B35 and a compatible AUX or RCA input.

For powered speakers or an amplifier with AUX / RCA input. USB power required.

Home B35 Bluetooth receiver with front playback buttons and volume knob
01 / HOME AUDIOHome B35Meet the receiver ↗
Choose your listening space

Two places.
One simple idea.

Add a wireless source to an audio system you already enjoy. Start with where you listen.

Home B35 connection example for an existing home audio system
01 / At home

Your familiar stereo.
A fresh playlist.

Home B35 sends audio to a compatible AUX or RCA input. Keep your powered speakers or amplifier in the setup.

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Drive B61 receiver shown in a car audio setup
02 / On the road

The same car.
Your music, wirelessly.

Drive B61 connects to a car’s 3.5 mm AUX input and USB power. Both connections are needed.

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B35 connection labels: AUX and RCA outputs, optical input and 5V USB-C power
Home B35 · Connection layout from the current product materials.
The details that make it fit

A clear path.
From phone to stereo.

For Bluetooth listening, your phone sends music to B35. Its analog output carries that music to your stereo’s input.

  1. Phone → B35Bluetooth brings the music in.
  2. B35 → AUX or RCA inputYour powered speakers or amplifier play it.
  3. USB-C → B35 powerA 5V supply keeps the receiver running.

Passive speakers still need an amplifier. The optical socket is an input; supported optical formats are still being verified.

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A small, considered lineup

Choose by connection.

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Home B35 and Drive B61 connection requirements
Your setupHome B35 ↗Drive B61 ↗
Where you listenHome stereo / powered speakersCar stereo
Audio input neededAUX or RCA on your stereo3.5 mm AUX in your car
Power connection5V USB-CUSB 5V/1A
Check before choosingPassive speakers need a separate amplifier.USB alone is not enough; AUX is required.
A little clarity

Before you
choose.

Start with the equipment you have. A good match matters more than a longer feature list.

Can I keep my existing speakers?

Yes, if your powered speakers or amplifier have a compatible AUX or RCA input. Passive speakers still need an amplifier. Check the home setup.

My car has USB but no AUX. Will B61 work?

No. Drive B61 uses USB for power and a 3.5 mm AUX connection for audio. A USB-only car needs a different solution. Check the car requirements.

Do I need a receiver or a transmitter?

To play phone music through an existing stereo, you need a receiver. Sending sound from a source to Bluetooth headphones is a transmitter use case. See the difference.

Can I place a real order yet?

Not yet. This is a pre-launch preview with test checkout. Final availability, delivery and returns will be confirmed before real orders open. Read the current order information.

Keep what sounds good

Start with your connections.

A quick check helps you choose the right receiver—or find out when neither is a fit.

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