Bluetooth Receivers from $9.00 to $200.00 The good, bad and the ugly.
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- Bluetooth Adapters, some are great and some not so good. Add Bluetooth to most any Stereo using one of these Bluetooth audio adapters.
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Ive been wanting to get the bta 10...im happy to find out it works well.. Ty for the review 👍
Wow, actually an informative video with reasons for different choices, rare but very good. thanks
Glad you liked it!
Great reviews with very straight forward feedback. I've used miccus in the past and have been very impressed with their units mostly for their range as a receiver. Since you test so many units, have you ran into anything that offers better range than the miccus?
Considering buying an integrated amp and since I stream most of the time, my question is do I forfiet the built in DAC and go with an external like the Modi 3 like I use on my other systems? I don't know if the built in DACs are better than the external ones. I am considering amps like the Yamaha AS 501 or the Denon PMA 800 examples. Also, do I forfiet the built in bluetooth and go with the BluDento like I also have in my other systems? Since DACs and bluetooth receivers get more improved, I don'twant to be stuck with outdated built ins in my amp. Any thoughts would much be appreciated!
Hi Breakerbroke23, love the channel and your reviews. Recently I purchased a Bluetooth 5.1 receiver to connect my iPhone to a Sonos play 5 speaker “line in” function. I experienced issues with interference and the audio dropping out. The issues continued even though I removed other electrical devices nearby and placed the iPhone next to the receiver. Is this a common problem with the Sonos speaker/system and Bluetooth receiver combination? Do you have any advice or can you recommend a Bluetooth receiver that may suit this situation? I am worried if I purchase another receiver, I will have the same problem. Thanks.
Hello, I need some help as to deciding what type of product I’m after. Thing is I’m hoping to connect my old Windows laptop with Bluetooth (3 or 4) to my new Bluetooth 5.0 headphones via Bluetooth.The headphones support LDAC, aptX HD, aptX LL, AAC, and SBC and I want to experience what the hell LDAC and aptX HD is like but the headphones only supports Bluetooth 5.0. Whilst I’ll be listening to music and watching movies on my laptop, I would also like to use it with my phone and tablet as well. What I think I need is a Bluetooth adapter with a built in DAC? Is there such thing?
Do you have any recommendations on a HIFI type Bluetooth deck, that you can stack on-top of your existing older HIFI separates?
Have you tried the S.M.S.L B1 Bluetooth receiver from Amazon? Has a really good DAC with Bluetooth 4.2. Supports Aptx and NFC. Has 4 outputs. Toslink, Coxial, RCA and a 3.5mm for IEMS and headphones. Has it's own independent volume control if you use the 3.5mm connection. Also with a external antenna. You can use other antennas if it fits properly in the slot. Had that receiver a little over 3 years I believe. Really good sounding! 60 bucks on Amazon if your interested.
hello buddy, thanks for the great video... but i have a question...what quality bluetooth adaptor would you recomend me to connect to a classic music system sony grx70 ?, is it worth it to connect a BT adaptor that supports LDAC o aptX HD that i can buy on aliexpress(there so many that i cannot decide)?, I want to transmit a better quality sound from my smartphone thru TIDAL, and also making config to my phone... is it possible to notice a better hifi quality sound if I do what I have planned?.. thank you , cheers!
Excellent vid, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Hey! Have you made the project with connecting the tooth directly to the receiver? I have a Samsung MAX-DG56 and want to add tooth but I want it to be integrated somehow. I just don't want to have to plug the tooth separately in the grid. Any ideas?
Does anyone getting a popping sound on the Logitech like me? It pop in between songs when it's all quiet or when I have no music playing.
Cheers ! I thought so:) Ordered the Blue Dento, will arrive shortly. I still find it difficult to comprehend that various BT devices would produce such a various sound difference, perhaps I will order a few more in the future and try to do some AB comparisons. Looking forward to these results ! {Nuforce Dac-9, Cambridge 851E, Cabridge 851W, Paradigm Tributes and Hegel H120 + Dynaudio Special 40 + Blue Dento}
You have some good gear there, I know you will hear the difference between units. BTW.... I worked with a Para-digm dealer back in late 90s through early 2000s. Loved them ! Tons of bang for the buck.
@@breakerbroke23 The Blue Dento BLT is version 5.0 Bluetooth. Is this a correct statement when it comes to my Iphone 7+ that only has bluetooth version 4.2 ??
Does iPhone 7 plus support Bluetooth 5?
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Yes. Bluetooth is backwards compatible. So even though the iPhone 7+ does not have Bluetooth 5 (only BT 4.2), it will still connect to devices that have BT 5 hardware.Nov 9, 2018
Thank you David
Whats the best to get for transmitting aux to a bluetooth device?
This is awesome, you saved me from buying the Logitech bta-10
So i got 300 watt speakers to technics amp and other technics separates. Whats the best one to buy for around 30 to 40 pounds . Preferably something with bit of a sit on shelf heavy-duty. Cheers.
Have you tried the 1Mii Lavaudio HiFi Bluetooth 5.0 Music Receiver for Home Stereo Long Range Bluetooth Audio Adapter with Audiophile DAC, aptX HD & LDAC for AV Receiver or Stereo Amplifier? If so, what are your thoughts on it? It's on Amazon for $119 with a $15 coupon that brings it down to $104. It goes on sale for around $47 every 3 months.
Nice video. I have been trying to find a solution to avoid wires running around my living room after I switched to a projector. Still can't decide though. I have a 5 speakers sound system with a subwoofer receives a 3.5 stereo feed (still splits into 5 channels and I don't know how).
Thanks
Great video
Thanks for the visit
The first BT receiver I tried was a couple of weeks ago, called the Rocketfish purchased at Best Buy for $59. Hooked it up by itself, no seperate dac, and instantly there was skipping on every video I watched on CZcams on my LG android tablet. I also paired the Rocketfish to my android phone, and there wasn't any skipping. So that's when I ordered the BluDento and no skipping at all. I even cleared the cache on my tablet and that didn't seem to help the skipping at all. So, I am sticking to what I know and have another BluDento on it's way for my other system.
Just purchased the Rocketfish BT.
No problems so far. Sounds good too.
your channel is gold! do you recommend any audio tradeshows for the latest in bluetooth tech?
I don't know of any trade shows at this time. Back in the day I went to many a CES as a retailer and a few as a manufactures rep. Fun times for sure. Thank you for those kind words. Cheers
You should check out Ifi Zen Blue DAC for $129 which is great for the price. High quality product supports bluetooth 5.0 and all the codecs out there
Just ordered the Bludento BLT2 for £55 from eBay to use with my vintage integrated amp as I bought one of the cheaper £10 type off eBay and it was rubbish.
Question. Husband is hard of hearing. We have many wireless over the ear headsets. Unfortunately, when using a headset with the newer LG you can only use at the same time as the tv speakers. We really need the sound on the wireless headsets to work with the tv sound as low as it will go. This way he can watch anytime because the tv sound can’t be heard. Can you tell me if there is a way to run the tv without sound on the tv and sound in the wireless headphones?
Does the headphones have its own volume control? If they do, lower the tv and turn the headphones up.
Great video. Thanks!! Maybe someone can help me. I need a simple bluetooth transceiver to bluetooth full-duplex connect to my android phone so that I can make phone calls through my audio interface without physically connecting my phone to the interface, but by using the bluetooth device that I describe. So the bluetooth interface must have analog in and outs, the analog in will be sent back to the smartphone as "mic in" and the analog out will be the sound being passed from my phone to the bluetooth device back to my audio interface. I read that it must work in TDD mode, but not sure about that. Most of the whiz-bang bluetooth devices have send/receive switches, but for the sake of phone call I need it to work like an BT earbud that one uses commonly, but with ports for the phone mic and sound. BlueDriver M3 does it, but not crazy about the product. Does anyone know how to do this easily and inexpensively?
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Thanks and welcome
By chance do you have an oscilloscope to check if the signal is actually sinusoidal and is equivalent in power for both sides? I know I just got some cheap boards and found that one isn't even a sign wave while the other has a severe voltage change from one side to the other.
sounds interesting, I have had a cheap unit hat sounded very odd some years back but never thought to go any further in checking it out. I just sent it back. Great idea.. Cheers.
I am learning a lot from your channel, Thank you sir! Howerver I dont know much about blue tooth for home stereo. I have a Yamaha AV reciever RX-V565. With the Audio Engine B1 and or the Dento BLT-HD, you can stream into my reciever from my smart phone or tablet device correct, but can I also Bluetooth out to patio speakers as well? Also I assume I will need to change where the Bluetooth device is connected to on my reciever depending on if I want to send or recieve correct?
Thanks in advance sir.
The b1 and Bludento are BT receivers only, To transmit and receive I would (and have done) use either the b1 or Bludento to receive and the RTX 2.0 to transmit to your patio speakers. Use a AUX in for the BT receiver. For transmitting to your patio try your monitor out If it allows you to control your volume, if not use your headphone output using the RTX 2.0.
In my Everything Bluetooth playlist I have a video showing how to use the RTX as a transmitter.
Cheers
I'm weighing my options for a Bluetooth receiver to add to my old Onkyo receiver so I can play CZcams and Spotify through it from my phone. Was thinking I'd grab one of the cheap Logitech/knockoff. But since they don't have great left right separation I'm debating between the Harmon Kardon BTA-10 and iFi Zen Blue. I'd like something simple that has decent LR separation and doesn't require me to crank up the receiver to compensate for low preamp/output. Which should I choose our are there better options?
The Zen is the one to buy.
To date it is still my favorite device. And own quite a few.
Cheers
Great video! I just found an Atari C240 music visualizer.
Looks like Walmart has the Monster Bluetooth transmitter and receiver for $30. It will retrofit the visualizer, and give me the flexibility for any other situation.
The five-dollar one would work for me, but I'd rather pay the extra money for something more versatile.
Very cool!
What would be a good, inexpensive transmitter to send music to any of these with/without AptX-HD? Thank you
I like the Anker and TaoTronics (large one) they have been very dependable. czcams.com/video/nV9bdZwEwzM/video.html
Novice Question: If I want to listen to my stereo in the other room via bluetooth AND I do not have bluetooth capable speakers, then I will need a transmitter from my stereo and a receiver on my powered speakers, correct? Currently on the stereo, I have the AUX send (RCA) available or the B Speakers (bare speaker wire). I have small JBL powered speakers that have 1/4" and/or RCA inputs. So what do I need? Are all transmitters/receivers compatible? Thank you!
@Nor Fen Don't I still need a transmitter as well. The Logitech is just a receiver, correct?
Rocketfish - RF-BTR319 Bluetooth Audio Receiver is excellent as well, with a range of 100'
I will check it out.
I have a remote receiver that must be located far away from 60 Hz powerlines...so it's in a field about 300 feet from the house and is battery & solar cell powered. I need to transmit good quality audio from the field to the house. Ultimately the bluetooth receiver will plug into my computer for spectrum analysis. Is there a bluetooth transmitter and receiver combination that can do what I want?
I would use BT Transmitter and Receiver that uses a SMA connector for the antenna (on both units) and Use a directional antenna (yagi) and have the antenna from TX to RX and RX to TX. That would more than likely give you a solid and reliable connection. Sounds to my like this would be a exciting project. Cheers
BTW... You must keep the coax length as short as possible, or you will lose lots of signal in the coax, big issue at 2.4gigs
If you were to buy one of these today, not necessarily these exact brands but a bluetooth receiver, which would you get? I've been looking at the IFI zen air blu and was wondering if you've tested one.
I have not tested the Air Blu so I cant say, however I can say that iFi audio makes good product. I also like the BLT-HD, Auris BluMe. Stay tuned as I have a followup video coming in a few days.
My JL MBT-RX worked for one day. None of my devices can connect to it anymore. I unpaired the devices and tried to repair them and now they fail to connect.
Not sure what's going on. The JL receiver is wired to a switched fuse in the fuse box at 2.5 amps and grounded on the firewall. It worked amazingly for oneday. Any tips? I bought it new from Crutchfield.
I assume the BT receiver is in a vehicle. I would take the JL out of the vehicle and test is using power from a 12v source and see if it wil work. Try getting power going straight from the vehicles battery or if you have a 12v power supply try that for power. IMO... before I send it back to Crutch I would want to know if it works out of vehicle. You MAY have a bad ground to the firewall (yes it does happen) If the JL works on the "bench" then you know somethings up whit the vehicle.
ok this is a great vid , but one thing im looking for is to use blue tooth to mix as a dj , so im looking for a way to not have a cord that runs to my head phones , you have any idea what i can use ?
Yes, This setup would work perfect for you just replace the JBL whit your headphones and use a headphone or line out from your mixer. There will be a very slight delay from your speakers to what you hear in the headphones but shouldn't be a big deal. czcams.com/video/wt3_pedSlrA/video.html
Cheers.
Whats the distance on these.
Would the Bluetooth transmitters be good to connect to my computer (that doesn’t have Bluetooth cause I forgot to add it 😅) for my Bose Bluetooth headphones?
Yes you can plug the Transmitter into tour headphone jack on the computer... I sometimes do this and it works very well.Cheers
Harman and kardon baby ❤️👍🏾
Aka jbl?
multipoint functionality is probably one of the most important features I can find on one of these Bluetooth devices. I know the Logitech offers it but I'm not sure the high end ones do.
I need something I can connect to my school’s gym sound system....1/4” output would be best....xlr is good too . I bought an Alto Professional Total Bluetooth adapter. It works ok, but the range is a little short. The signal needs to make it through stage curtains and several feet away.
Last year I was looking for a "Professional/commercial" Bluetooth receiver for PA. I found a few but they had alot of bad reviews as far as sound and range performance. Denon makes one and a brittish company makes one, (I forget the name) I have not looked for one since. I must say that if your mixer has RCA in then I would go with either of these units in the video. 5.0 HD sounds awesome
Wall Wart or AC adapter as the kids call them....until CZcams I'd never heard the term wall wart and I'm 52, LOL! Having first run across them when I was a kid with a slot car racetrack I think Tyco called it the power pack, and that's what I've called them ever since...like the power pack on the robot on lost in space :)
Haha... yes we called them wall wart way back in the day. Ugly little buggers.
56 over here not far ahead of you sir.
Take care.
Hey Rebel.... just looked at your new video on that cool Hitachi receiver you picked up. Very very nice stereo, Hitachi made by Hitachi hahaha. Cheers.
@@breakerbroke23 Thanks! I made the video for an old high school friend of mine who lives way up north of me in Kokomo, Indiana and is a DJ for that radio station playing on the receiver, WILO in Frankfort, Indiana. It being over 100 miles away from me there's no way I could pick it up on FM so I used one of those DAC's you've mentioned before in your videos and connected it between the optical output of the smart tv to the rca inputs of the receiver, then open the TuneIn app on the smart tv and did a search for WILO and set it to favorites on the app. :) It said on the video that comments were disabled and I've tried to reset that but it hasn't worked so far...not sure why. The old Fisher 125 still works, but I got tired of having to clean the pots on it every couple months only for it to start dropping right or left channels after a couple months and getting staticky time after time as well.
I believe the Hitachi was made in either '78 or '79.
@@breakerbroke23 Okay, I think comments are open on the video now...for some reason it had been set as "for kids" and I changed it to "not for kids" but didn't restrict anyone watching it and suddenly comments were back, lol.
Hello, thanks for the videos. I have a question - I would like to add a pair of Bluetooth speakers to my traditional HiFi setup. By that I mean keep the amp (Denon PMA480R) and wired speakers as is, just add 2 speakers without having to use cables. Is that possible? Thanks
Yes you can but if you try using the wired stereo speakers AND the wireless speaker set up you will get latency. Very annoying.
@@breakerbroke23 Thanks for your reply, very useful.
Have you used a bluetooth receiver to add a upgraded subwoofer to a Samsung soundbar?
No.
Hey, I'm looking for a Bluetooth receiver that can easily swap with multiple paired devices on the fly (without having to manually repair it each time). Do you know of any / the best receiver that can handle multiple inputs? Thanks.
ifi ZEN Blue
BluDento BLT-HD
Would be the top two for that, however being "seamless" also will depend on your transmitting devices. ie. OS, and BT versions.
Thanks for watching.
@@breakerbroke23 Awesome thanks! It looks like the ifi ZEN Blue can pair with 8 devices at once and the BluDento BLT-HD can only be paired with two, is that correct? Thanks for all the awesome work you're doing!
Hi thanks for review. Can I be able to connect 4 Bluetooth headphones to a transmitter to connect to my projector
The BT transmitters that I have used and studied will allow you to use two receivers max. (2 sets of headphones) I have never done this but... You could use two BT transmitters at the same time so you could have 4 headphones. You just need to split the output from the projector so you can input the two transmitters. If you are using RCA out from the sound source the just use 2 RCA Y adapters amzn.to/3HreRfR
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Great question. Cheers.
Ifi zen blue dac great unit for $129 to add high quality bluetooth to your older reciever.
Even I was wondering where the iFi Zen Blue's were, kind of seems like a bit of an oversight especially with the available audio output options with them.
I have a bludento bt hd and it's a great unit. I want to bypass the dac to my Schiit Modi 3 but can't figure out how to. The bludento is hooked up to my vintage Pioneer SX780
Unplug the Bludento from your 780, plug the RCA leads from the shit into your AUX of the 780. Use a TOSLINK cable and plug it into the Bludento and the TOSLINK input of the shit. Rock on:)
Cheers.
@@breakerbroke23 Thank you b23! Not sure if I can tell the difference, but now I know how to!
I have an older Yamaha PA system and Behringer mixing board. I really don't need a JBL high powered speaker. It's for DJing purposes, and the JBL duplicates equipment I already have. I have a Sennheiser mic and a Marshall guitar amp. Who needs that extra stuff built-in? I just want a bluetooth receiver that's top end to play my phone through on requested tracks I don't have. 🎵🎶🐀🐾
My favorite devices are the iFi Zen V2, BluDento BLT-HD, B2, Auris Pro, BluMe HD.
Too bad about the cut off at 10:43 mins - What about the Blu Dento ?
Bludento is a fabulous unit! The B1 and bluedento are my favorite units, I use both of them quite often. now my total go-to units... And yes my editing is terrible :)
Cheers
1:30 I don’t either dude 😂 you mentioned that the smaller ones seem to not sound as good perhaps it’s the fact that it’s really old tech? I have a BT4.2 adapter and can’t handle the degradation vs BT5.0 so I definitely can understand you not liking the sound., Bluetooth codec is almost up to full MP3 quality now days 👍🏼 and although I have a few wonderful pieces of “audiophile grade” equipment, I unfortunately don’t have time lately to listen through that. Hence why I’m here just trying to gain some knowlege... but come on man 😂 it’s the firmware that is the reason that thing sucks
Hello sir,,a bit question,,the bluetooth B1 can support audio 5.1 ch dolby surround from AV recievers using conection fiber optical,,☺️☺️need a bit advice from u sir😅😅👍👍,tq
As far as I know the device will be 2ch stereo only
breakerbroke23 ow,,☺️☺️ thank sir😊😊👍👍
Does the logitech support surround sound?
No
Are you familiar with the Auris audifi?
Just looked it up, that looks like a nifty little device. I may have to look into getting one.
Thanks.
Why is it that most all of these cheap BT receivers have the huge discrepancies between your phone volume vs the hifi receiver volume?? i.e. find myself turning volume nearly 100% on my receiver to get adequate volume when phone volume level using Spotify is around the 3/4 mark?
Btw same using rca or digital in/outputs. Normally use 100W+ receivers just for this reason. If you have a link that addresses this issue, please send my way. Thanks
While this does not fix your problem it demonstrates your issue.
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Did you forget to mention the Denon DN-200BR ? Looks like you had is sitting there on your desk..
I do not have the Denon device, It is old school, way behind the curve on BT Audio. Don't get me wrong. I am a Denon guy (even sold it back in the day) just they are far behind on this technology.. Cheers.
EDIT.... IMO
what reciever would you suggest for connecting airpods to an xbox controller
Take a look at these new units, they are not in this video. I very much like these and they are very versatile. You can TX and RX and they also have optical in/out, very low to no latency. Cheers.
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@@breakerbroke23 thanks for taking the time to respond, ill check em out! i just subscribed
@@steferos5601 Thank you!
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So listening to Brian Culbertson's Colors of Love cd for the last half hour, I do definitely notice a difference with the Schiit modi 3 dac. More punch and more detailed highs such as cymbals and brushes on the drums. I'm using a vintage pair of Wharfedale diamond 7's, and they sound great. It's just my system in the garage and acoustics are wonderful!
I bet those Wharfys sound killer on your OS Pioneer:) Thanks for the update. I just might have to get that DAC. Stay well and Cheers.
So total beginner whats the best for a vehicle??
Does your stereo have any kind of AUX or RCA inputs?
@@breakerbroke23 they didnt answer but i have the same question, and since you seem like the best guy to ask, what would be the best one for a vehicle with usb input / aux input? Best sound, least delay possible? Thanks
Hey, I'm very out of the loop when it comes to technology. My goal is to download songs to a USB and then play that music without having to have my computer on at all. I have a stereo, but it's probably 35 years old. it has 2 speakers, but barely works.. i should throw it out, but i listen to sports talk on it,lol.. Anyway, what would i have to in order make that happen at a minimal price. Honestly, i just don't know. I don't even know what blue tooth is barely,lol..... If i have to keep my computer on, i guess i'll have to, but yea... I don't even know what i need to play music. Okay, if you read this....thanks in advance. :)
Well, the best and easiest way to go (IMHO) is put your music on your phone then use Bluetooth from your phone to a Bluetooth receiver that is plugged into your stereo receiver (AUX in) Like in this video.... czcams.com/video/p6bnKAcqr14/video.html
What is wrong with your "old" stereo? ..... And, I am a AM radio junkie :)
@@breakerbroke23 haha.......I love old stuff myself and well.. i guess nothing..haha.. I recently threw out the cd player that i used on it. Never played the discs. Just went from 1 disc to another,lol. Anyway, it actually all works. :) This is the stereo i have czcams.com/video/lrq7VFyzSuo/video.html So, one speaker doesn't work, but hey.. the other one does! So, i probably don't have to buy a new one. So disregarding bluetooth, what do i need to plug my phone( i have an android if that means anything lol) in to the back of the stereo. In the video I shared, that gentleman did, but not sure what he used. It seems as if all i need is to hook the phone up to the stereo? And then i jut go to youtube and play a song and i can hear it on the stereo? that sure is something if that turns out to be thhe case,,,..btw i "liked" your videos. :) Thanks for responding..:)
Hi can anyone help me.
I want to bluetooth my car system and make it 4.1 or 5.1 surround sound.
I do have a bluetooth dongle with bluetooth 5.1 version using a usb input for power with a 3.5mm jack input. Id like to use a 4 way amp and sub amp in surround sound with a
Maybe a centre speaker later. Any suggestions
The BT receiver is Bluetooth technology 5.1 NOT 5.1 surround sound. Bluetooth receivers are 2 ch stereo and if you want to go surround in your vehicle you will need an outboard processor to create 5.1 effect. There were some outboard devices made by Pioneer, Alpine and Fosgate (not rockford) but finding that stuff now may be an issue.
@@breakerbroke23 yes i know this.
But have now just found bluetooth does do 5.1 surround sound if you use the digital or optical outputs-
then connect a optical digital splitter with a 5.1 rca output for all the channels. Simples !
(some also have hdmi through put built in)
Which i will use for in my vans many amps for a surround sound system for my phone and tv
That Harmon kardan unit prices in at $235 for a used one.
YIKES!!! That is crazy. Back when that device came out there was not much of a choice for "good" receiver. Today, the BTA-10 is a outdated low Fi device that has the audio quality of a $5 K-Mart device.
Sadly you don’t have Ugreen and MPOW products 😢. You need those 2 infamous adapters in your private collection 😂
I have looked at those brands and I just don't see one that "trip my trigger". Still watching those guys for new product and when I see something interesting I will give one a try.
Just getting to the interesting part and chopped off!
Yeah...the only 2 I cared about
There’s is something like connect automatically
Your efing audio intro is efing too loud!!!!
Ok
I had to return the Logitech. Highs were way too harsh.
YeP!
Wow I forgot I used to do that with my car. Horible sound
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