- I have an older stereo receiver driving a whole house built-in speaker system across multiple rooms. I needed an inexpensive way to connect my stereo receiver system to internet radio stations and other digital audio sources.The Grace Solo exceeded my expectations; it is a very affordable internet radio solution (as little as $99 from Sears). It provides internet streaming function including Pandora that is only now becoming available on high-end AV receivers costing $1,000 or more (eg Onkyo NR807). It is also much less expensive than a $350 Sonos ZP90 for the same function.I bought it for its Pandora support, and for its free Iphone / IPad remote control application. (Solo's free Iphone/IPad…
- Bought this to connect to a Sony Boombox...one of the job site rugged ones.... I leave this and the Boombox on my screen porch year round and so far no problems. Wireless reception works great with my Linksys wireless N router. ...I plan to cover this up with a zip loc bag when I think about it to keep dust and pollen out, that's why I wanted something this small and inexpensive......... I have other internet radios ....Squeezebox and Roku Radio so I was already familar with internet radio stations. The Receiva site was new to me but same stations...I also subscribe to Pandora and simple to link this to my paid account. I buy my MP3s from Amazon and keep them in both Windows Media Center and…
- Connects your home stereo directly to your Internet without the need of a computer
- Listen to over 18,000 AM / FM free radio and HD stations including Pandora, NPR, CBS
- Save up to 10 station presets on the front of the radio and included remote control (alternately supports free iPhone/iTouch remote App)
- Built in wireless 802.11g (Wi-Fi) connects to any wireless (802.11b/g/n) broadband router in minutes
- The GDI-IRA500 connects to your home stereo via the built in RCA left and right connectors
