If you’ve been hanging around Dad Kingdom for a while, it’s no secret that we love wireless living and we’re fond of Miccus Bluetooth hardware. But, I’m not exaggerating when I say they’ve outdone themselves this time. The Home TX Pro is the pinnacle of Bluetooth transmitting technology. When paired with the Xtreme 7 antenna (as of this writing, it’s included from their web store for the price of “on the house“), this thing can transmit a crystal clear Bluetooth signal to your whole house – and your neighbor’s house too!

PHYSICAL FEATURES
Feel free to hide the monstrous antenna in a home theater cabinet.
As far as inputs, the TX Pro has ALL the bases covered: 3.5mm, two-channel analog and even optical audio. The toggle switch allows you to alternate between analog and digital sources. To be honest, I prefer the toggle on the Home RTX Mini. Not everyone’s needs will match mine, but I frequently switch between analog and digital audio sources. (Analog: Raspberry Pi emulator, Digital: Roku.) It’s just not as convenient to turn off the unit and flip the switch on the back side. For this reason, I love the Mini’s front-and-center toggle. Other than that, the TX Pro gets the job done. Its big multi-function button and various indicator LEDs make operation very easy.

PERFORMANCE MATTERS
Miccus claims that the Home TX Pro can transmit up to 150 feet, plus an extra 20-40 with the Xtreme 7 antenna. That is a remarkable distance! I wasn’t so precise as to use a tape measure, but I can generally confirm their estimates. With the smaller antenna, I was able to maintain a signal in my neighbor’s house – through brick walls no less! (I probably should have asked for permission before breaking in to his living room.) Then, while my neighbor called the cops, I did another test with the taller antenna and range improved by 20 feet or so. I almost made it to the end of my block!

For the most part, sound was clean, lag-free and of good quality – as I’ve come to expect from Miccus products. Of course, the TX Pro paired perfectly with my Miccus SR-71 headphones. As with most other Miccus products, the Home TX Pro features APT-X Low Latency to ensure that lip-sync delay is kept to a bare minimum. Also, the TX Pro allows you to pair any two devices simultaneously! (Headphones, speakers, whatever…) Unfortunately, I did experience some connection issues and environmental interference with a couple devices. But, great customer service from Miccus helped me resolve the problem.
When it comes to Bluetooth transmitting, there are two things that matter most: Audio signal quality and distance. The TX Pro has both of those qualities in spades. A wealth of source connection options and APT-X LL take care of the audio quality, while the hardware and giant antenna go the distance – literally. Ultimately, if you want the freedom to roam your whole house (and your neighbor’s house) with high-quality Bluetooth; Mission accomplished.
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