Listening to radio

Tiexen

roytom wrote: »

I’ve got an ancient HiFi setup that I seldom use that has gothic separates ie. amp, wired speakers, tuner, CD player, cassette player...

How do people listen to radio at the moment? I think I need to buy Bluetooth speakers, or a single Bluetooth speaker, but to play radio from what?

Thanks

If you have a smart phone (or a tablet), a cheap 6mm headphone plug to a pair of RCA plugs will give you internet radio

[Deleted User]

I have a DAB radio in the kitchen and an Amazon Dot for upstairs - that pairs with a bluetooth speaker.

You should be able to buy a bluetooth receiver if you want to 'enable' you old kit to work with phones/Amazon echos. There's no point getting rid of good audio kit!

Sometimes I run a cable from my sky box over to my Denon mini-system if I want the radio in nicer quality.

RumRat

Gave up on Radio's a while back. Using Google Home Hub for day to day radio and music.
If I want to fill a room or the house with music the same Hub will cast to any room I have speakers in.

buglawton

Youth of today unable to use a radio:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/entertainment-arts-41437574/radio-1-at-50-but-where-is-it

Inner_Zone

Tiexen wrote: »

If you have a smart phone (or a tablet), a cheap 6mm headphone plug to a pair of RCA plugs will give you internet radio

I doubt it as most are 3.5mm.:rotfl: