monster streamcast bluetooth receiver module

In terms of the multiroom dimension, Monster is going up against Sonos, which has all its wireless technology built into the speakers - no extra accessories required. That all sounds pretty good - and the Katana may sound great - but the rub in all this is how much the speaker costs and all the optional accessories involved. Not surprisingly, there's a new Monster App for handheld devices that lets you control the StreamCast system from from 'virtually any tablet, smartphone or digital media player.' Additionally, Monster says the StreamCast HD bridge module allows handheld devices to connect to the system via Bluetooth and become an additional stream on the StreamCast HD network. No Wi-Fi network or Ethernet is required. The StreamCast device connects to a computer and Katana's StreamCast port and lets you wirelessly stream uncompressed music throughout your home - you can have four streams pushed out to 12 different zones at a distance of up to 100 feet. Monster StreamCast Original Bluetooth Receiver for Clarity HD Speaker - Retail Pack (132906) Stream High Definition Audio to Monster ClarityHD Micro Speaker. What's also interesting about the Katana is that it can be turned into a multiroom audio system by purchasing Monster’s optional $170 StreamCastHD Transmitter and Receiver Kit.

Monster streamcast bluetooth receiver module