Nuforce BTR-100 bluetooth mottagare
- Location
- SE
- Seller
- Ulf Tillman
- Source
- Hifitörget
- Posted
- 27 May 2026
- Last seen
- 11h ago
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Nuforce BTR-100 bluetooth mottagare. Jag har två stycken. 300 kr/ st.
Buyer’s market here: kr 300 SEK looks like a strong deal for this little NuForce, because the typical used ask appears to land closer to about kr 400–600 SEK when one turns up, so this is comfortably on the cheap side.
The BTR-100 is well-liked as a simple Bluetooth-to-DAC bridge: compact, easy to slot into a system, and generally praised for lively, clean sound rather than high-end fuss. At kr 300 SEK, a clean unit with the power supply and no connection issues is worth jumping on, especially if you just want a dependable wireless input for a secondary system.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
NuForce emerged in 2005 as a California-based innovator in high-end audio, co-founded by engineer Jason Lim, whose prior work at tech giants like Motorola and Oracle informed its pioneering designs. The company quickly distinguished itself by securing three US patents in Class D amplifier technology, establishing a reputation for efficient, high-performance amplification that challenged traditional solid-state approaches. In the early 2010s, Lim spun off its high-end assets into NuPrime Audio in 2014, while Optoma acquired the core NuForce brand around 2015, integrating it into a lineup blending pristine audio with video systems.
NuForce specialized in compact, audiophile-grade components, particularly digital amplifiers, DACs, and wireless streaming solutions tailored for home cinema and hi-fi setups. Its portfolio emphasized modular separates—preamps, power amps, and integrated units—alongside headphones, cables, and accessories that prioritized clarity and power efficiency. Post-acquisition, the focus expanded to complement Optoma projectors, though the brand retained its core strength in Class D tech for both stereo and multi-channel applications.
Positioned as a mid-tier disruptor, NuForce earned acclaim from outlets like The Absolute Sound for value-driven performance that punched above its price, appealing to savvy buyers seeking modern efficiency without ultra-premium excess. Though less prominent today under Optoma, its legacy endures among enthusiasts valuing innovative, patent-backed amplification in a boutique market segment.
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