Have you contacted Auris? I have had no issue with the product. It does have a 100 ft range. When controlled in the same room there should be absolutely no issue. Perhaps your source is the culprit? If your phone or laptop isn't streaming seamlessly there is nothing the Auris can do to correct it. I would doublecheck your WiFi speeds, your distance from the unit and if that fails call Auris to troubleshoot the issue. I'm sure they will replace it if defective.
@@ThePressingMatters Bien sûr qu'il est connecté comme il faut. Il a fonctionné bien à peu près 9 mois, et il a commencé à couper aux 5 à 10 secondes sans arrêt, et ça empire avec le temps. Donc, j'ai déconnecté ce Bluetooth et remis un fil. J'ai perdu $250.00 avec cette cochonnerie-là.
@@ThePressingMatters Here's what Auris replied. Jul 29, 2024, 04:20 PDT Hi Daniel, Thank you for your email and sorry for the problem with the bluMe Pro. Please make sure you are using the AC adapter provided and that it is connected to a power outlet. Best regards, -The Auris Team
I was surprised to see this Scott, I have been using a Auris bluME Pro for a few years and love it. Only negative is I have to connect bluetooth on my phone everytime I use it.
Yes, it is a bit different content for my channel! But it is important to me and I really think it's a great unit. Mine doesn't automatically pair every time either. Are you using Apple devices?
Wow Scott, a surprise find, seems amazing for the price, have already checked out the Amazon link you provided , thanks for sharing your thoughts, which I highly regard as a trusted reviewer !
Thanks, Andrew. I wouldn't feature it if I didn't have a positive experience with it. For a component of its type, it's fun, reliable, affordable and sounds nice with the best mastered tracks.
The only streaming device I have is an early Sonos which, for some reason, now refuses to connect. I must say I don’t miss that inability to stream as I rarely used it when it worked. Great review on this though, Scott and that’s great value for the money too.
You can get a lot of bang for your money now ! Trust me, you can spend thousands on highend Dac / streamers and it still can’t approach the quality of sound of a good Analog source !
Thank you for this honest and detailed review. I was going to purchase a new receiver with bluetooth. I started seeing ads for this unit. Due to your review I just purchased a unit from Amazon. Thank you!
Fantastic! I'm sure you'll love it. I've had no issues at all and am constantly surprised at how good it really is. Please let me know what you think once you've settled in with it.
Awesome review just what I was looking for. Have been wanting to add Bluetooth to my stereo for a wile. And was looking at the auris. But your review answered all my questions. Thank you, great video man.
You're welcome! I don't think you can go wrong with the Auris. I'm really loving it. I think it's down to $150 now in my store. If you are considering it, and use Amazon, here is the link! Thanks! amzn.to/4bknI1Q
Hey Scott. Nice piece of kit. You probably don't remember that Bille Holliday and Lester Young CD I mentioned on my rattle through on the live stream. However, I feel with your love of Billie you would warm to this album and streaming is where I first discovered it. Also, do you know Melody Gardot? If not, I think she's worth a listen. Her album One and only thrill is such a great late-night listen. Catch you in the next stream mate.
I heard it at Scott's and I didn't run out of the room! Meaning, it caught my attention. In fact, it was VERY surprising! Or put another way, I rather stream something HQ through this than play a poorly mastered record on a multi kilobuck analog rig! This is way better!
What did I have on? Sade Love Deluxe or Marcin Kashmir? Both sound wonderful streamed. That was really cool to see your reaction! Of course you've been in professional hi fi audio for decades - you're the reason my system sounds so good! You helped build it 😁
@@ThePressingMatters You played both of those artists: Sade and Marcin - and both sounded incredible! (and you are so very welcome! It's been an honor and my pleasure to be able to aide in your audio journey!)
If you have an existing DAC, you can skip the Blu ME D/A and go straight thru digital. I have a Schitt DAC, and I bought the non-pro unit and went optical to my DAC. Note that with a Samsung android phone like mine, I can send Atmos content to the Blu ME, which often has more dynamics than the straight hi-res mastering. This is an essential device. It's great to preview and explore with.
Interesting comment, thank you! No I have no existing DAC, but what you are saying is very exciting. I didn't realize the functionality could be separated like that.
Uh oh! You are going digital 😮. Vinyl is still a more “real” playback but the digital is getting better. I use Dolby Atmos in “stereo” mode and it is pretty great. That is the future. Unfortunately most of the new modern releases are mastered like garbage. I love my vinyl but to me…most of this new music nowadays is digitally produced (pro tools etc). So at some point we will all have to bring the digital in. In the right way. 👍🏻
Now don't panic 😁 I'd say I'm dipping my toe into it! Vinyl is my first love and the reissue scene is wonderful, but with this device, I've heard so much 'new' music, and it's fun to sample tracks that you wouldn't hear otherwise. Interestingly, 90% of the demonstrations at the audio show were digital. I suppose for ease, but there's some pretty impressive sound to be had with the hi res services.
I can't decide, should I get this or the wiim pro? Please help, the price of both is similar, the auris has better dac but only bluetooth ldac, but the wiim pro streams which means flac. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
I can't tell you which way to go unfortunately. Is it possible to get them side by side and find out directly which you prefer. I know if you purchased through Amazon you would have a return window of 30 days.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but won't an old Airport Express or even an old AppleTV connected to your system offer the same quality audio for Apple users?
I am not really sure about that. So you're thinking of streaming audio through the Apple TV device? Maybe? I get 44.1 / 24 bit with the Auris. Certainly it's a more elegant solution.
This is what they are saying. Is it not true? I wasn't able to see what LDAC could do. bluMe Pro is a premium HiFi Bluetooth Receiver that unlocks the world of lossless music streaming to bring high definition Bluetooth connectivity to any existing vintage HiFi stereo systems, A/V stereo receivers or powered speakers. Powered by a premium audiophile quality 32-bit DAC along with the superior LDAC audio codec and enhanced digital output capabilities, bluMe Pro has been designed to provide a lossless audio experience from any phone, tablet or computer.
Now now just calm down. I knew you would be prickly about vinyl vs digital comparisons. I didn't do extensive comparisons, but streamed things I recently heard on vinyl. There is a difference obviously. It's not going to reach a $7,000 front end. There was a superiority to vinyl that this can't touch. This device is not aimed to do that. But it doesn't embarrass itself in a decent system.
@@kemosabe551 That's so true! It's perfect when entertaining too. People can easily pair their phones with it, and stream their playlists. It's nice not to fuss with vinyl with other people around. Really impressive functionality. Thanks for watching!
I would like to know why my Bluetooth Auris BluMe Pro cuts out every 5 to 10 seconds. I am very disappointed with this product.
Have you contacted Auris? I have had no issue with the product. It does have a 100 ft range. When controlled in the same room there should be absolutely no issue. Perhaps your source is the culprit? If your phone or laptop isn't streaming seamlessly there is nothing the Auris can do to correct it. I would doublecheck your WiFi speeds, your distance from the unit and if that fails call Auris to troubleshoot the issue. I'm sure they will replace it if defective.
@@ThePressingMatters Bien sûr qu'il est connecté comme il faut. Il a fonctionné bien à peu près 9 mois, et il a commencé à couper aux 5 à 10 secondes sans arrêt, et ça empire avec le temps. Donc, j'ai déconnecté ce Bluetooth et remis un fil. J'ai perdu $250.00 avec cette cochonnerie-là.
I'm sorry you experienced a failure with your unit. I will see if I can contact Auris and ask if they could respond to you.
@@Dan-de1jiAlso, please inquire at support@auris.com.
It seems there is a one year warranty, but it's certainly worth trying to ask for a replacement.
@@ThePressingMatters Here's what Auris replied. Jul 29, 2024, 04:20 PDT
Hi Daniel,
Thank you for your email and sorry for the problem with the bluMe Pro.
Please make sure you are using the AC adapter provided and that it is connected to a power outlet.
Best regards,
-The Auris Team
I was surprised to see this Scott, I have been using a Auris bluME Pro for a few years and love it. Only negative is I have to connect bluetooth on my phone everytime I use it.
Yes, it is a bit different content for my channel! But it is important to me and I really think it's a great unit. Mine doesn't automatically pair every time either. Are you using Apple devices?
Thanks Scott! This maybe ideal for our situation. We stream mostly on Amazon Music. We’ll keep you posted.🙏🏻-Danny & Beth🎧
@@vintagevinylvets1187 Great! If you have any further questions about it let me know. I'd be happy to answer.
Wow Scott, a surprise find, seems amazing for the price, have already checked out the Amazon link you provided , thanks for sharing your thoughts, which I highly regard as a trusted reviewer !
Thanks, Andrew. I wouldn't feature it if I didn't have a positive experience with it. For a component of its type, it's fun, reliable, affordable and sounds nice with the best mastered tracks.
The only streaming device I have is an early Sonos which, for some reason, now refuses to connect. I must say I don’t miss that inability to stream as I rarely used it when it worked. Great review on this though, Scott and that’s great value for the money too.
I have the BluMe Pro and the well known iFi Zen Blue V2. Both sound equally good.
That's great to know, thank you. I know many have that question.
Great tool for finding new music! I use a little Volumio Primo and get similar results ; very good sounding too!
It's kind of liberating! Fun tool for discovering new to me music. Not bad at all considering!
You can get a lot of bang for your money now ! Trust me, you can spend thousands on highend Dac / streamers and it still can’t approach the quality of sound of a good Analog source !
For sure. I can easily hear the superiority of my analog rig, but this is surprising for its intended market. I'm enjoying it
Thank you for this honest and detailed review. I was going to purchase a new receiver with bluetooth. I started seeing ads for this unit. Due to your review I just purchased a unit from Amazon. Thank you!
Fantastic! I'm sure you'll love it. I've had no issues at all and am constantly surprised at how good it really is. Please let me know what you think once you've settled in with it.
Awesome review just what I was looking for. Have been wanting to add Bluetooth to my stereo for a wile. And was looking at the auris. But your review answered all my questions. Thank you, great video man.
You're welcome! I don't think you can go wrong with the Auris. I'm really loving it.
I think it's down to $150 now in my store. If you are considering it, and use Amazon, here is the link! Thanks!
amzn.to/4bknI1Q
@ThePressingMatters nice! Thanks for the link! And your welcome man!
Hey Scott. Nice piece of kit.
You probably don't remember that Bille Holliday and Lester Young CD I mentioned on my rattle through on the live stream. However, I feel with your love of Billie you would warm to this album and streaming is where I first discovered it. Also, do you know Melody Gardot? If not, I think she's worth a listen. Her album One and only thrill is such a great late-night listen. Catch you in the next stream mate.
This is really helpful! I have some stuff on Apple I can’t get on other services so it’s helpful your operating from an appleverse as well. Thanks!
I'm glad the information was helpful. Thanks so much for watching! Enjoy!
I heard it at Scott's and I didn't run out of the room! Meaning, it caught my attention. In fact, it was VERY surprising! Or put another way, I rather stream something HQ through this than play a poorly mastered record on a multi kilobuck analog rig! This is way better!
What did I have on? Sade Love Deluxe or Marcin Kashmir? Both sound wonderful streamed. That was really cool to see your reaction! Of course you've been in professional hi fi audio for decades - you're the reason my system sounds so good! You helped build it 😁
@@ThePressingMatters You played both of those artists: Sade and Marcin - and both sounded incredible! (and you are so very welcome! It's been an honor and my pleasure to be able to aide in your audio journey!)
If you have an existing DAC, you can skip the Blu ME D/A and go straight thru digital. I have a Schitt DAC, and I bought the non-pro unit and went optical to my DAC. Note that with a Samsung android phone like mine, I can send Atmos content to the Blu ME, which often has more dynamics than the straight hi-res mastering.
This is an essential device. It's great to preview and explore with.
Interesting comment, thank you! No I have no existing DAC, but what you are saying is very exciting. I didn't realize the functionality could be separated like that.
Uh oh! You are going digital 😮. Vinyl is still a more “real” playback but the digital is getting better. I use Dolby Atmos in “stereo” mode and it is pretty great. That is the future. Unfortunately most of the new modern releases are mastered like garbage. I love my vinyl but to me…most of this new music nowadays is digitally produced (pro tools etc). So at some point we will all have to bring the digital in. In the right way. 👍🏻
Now don't panic 😁
I'd say I'm dipping my toe into it! Vinyl is my first love and the reissue scene is wonderful, but with this device, I've heard so much 'new' music, and it's fun to sample tracks that you wouldn't hear otherwise. Interestingly, 90% of the demonstrations at the audio show were digital. I suppose for ease, but there's some pretty impressive sound to be had with the hi res services.
@@ThePressingMatters concur. The digital is getting better
I can't decide, should I get this or the wiim pro?
Please help, the price of both is similar, the auris has better dac but only bluetooth ldac, but the wiim pro streams which means flac. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
I can't tell you which way to go unfortunately. Is it possible to get them side by side and find out directly which you prefer. I know if you purchased through Amazon you would have a return window of 30 days.
@@ThePressingMattersThank you, that's a great advice, will do that
Correct me if I'm wrong, but won't an old Airport Express or even an old AppleTV connected to your system offer the same quality audio for Apple users?
I am not really sure about that. So you're thinking of streaming audio through the Apple TV device? Maybe? I get 44.1 / 24 bit with the Auris. Certainly it's a more elegant solution.
LDAC us not hi res nor is it lossless.
It would be higher bit rate than what you saw with AAC? The literature makes it seem like this is the highest option.
This is what they are saying. Is it not true? I wasn't able to see what LDAC could do.
bluMe Pro is a premium HiFi Bluetooth Receiver that unlocks the world of lossless music streaming to bring high definition Bluetooth connectivity to any existing vintage HiFi stereo systems, A/V stereo receivers or powered speakers.
Powered by a premium audiophile quality 32-bit DAC along with the superior LDAC audio codec and enhanced digital output capabilities, bluMe Pro has been designed to provide a lossless audio experience from any phone, tablet or computer.
…a little difference
…A Little Difference
blasphemy Mr Wilson
Now now just calm down. I knew you would be prickly about vinyl vs digital comparisons. I didn't do extensive comparisons, but streamed things I recently heard on vinyl. There is a difference obviously. It's not going to reach a $7,000 front end. There was a superiority to vinyl that this can't touch. This device is not aimed to do that. But it doesn't embarrass itself in a decent system.
Even a vinyl purist needs a streaming solution for dinner parties! That’s what Mazzy says too.
@@kemosabe551 That's so true! It's perfect when entertaining too. People can easily pair their phones with it, and stream their playlists. It's nice not to fuss with vinyl with other people around. Really impressive functionality.
Thanks for watching!