LiNKFOR 3.5mm to SPDIF Converter Analog to Digital Audio Adapter for Enhanced Sound Toslink Optical Output 3.5mm to Optical with Optical Cable for Amplifiers & Soundbars

I used this to connect my Audio-Technica LP60X turntable to a Samsung Music Frame speaker. I'm not super tech savvy about this kind of thing and I wasn't totally sure it would work, but it did and it sounds great!

Works as it should no problems with it!

WORKS AS DESCRIBED

I purchased this converter to play an MP3 player through my TV surround sound system. I could not get it to work. There is a small plastic trap door on the toslink optical connection. It holds the optical cable in place. If you insert the optical cable then remove it to try a different cable then the trap door falls off and no cable can be used again. I could not get it to work the first time and there is no way to try again since no cable will stay in place.

The LiNKFOR Analog to Digital Audio Converter RCA to Digital did not work for the purpose for which I purchased it and is also way overpriced. I had hope it would enable recording from my PC and laptop to my minidisc and DAT recorders but did not work. There are a number of metal alloy analog to digital converters that offer both Toslink and coaxial outputs, while the LINKFOR is plastic and only has the Toslink output; no coaxial output. It was my understanding that LINKFOR made quality products, which is why I purchased the analog to digital converter and I'm sure they do, but the company's analog to digital converter I received did not work as intended and cost more than more versatile converters.

This worked exactly as stated.

Product worked fine, but the input to my receiver wasn't working. Would suggest this one over the others as the wires are already tied together in the little box.

I searched for the following info/instructions, so just in case anyone needs them: My turntable requires a pre-amp and I wanted to be able to play records using my Samsung soundbar. Since my turntable and pre-amp do not have blue tooth and my soundbar does not have RCA connectors, I needed this. This nifty thing was the perfect solution. My record player is connected to the pre-amp as usual with RCA plugs. Then I plugged the Digital Audio Converter's RCA connectors into the pre-amp and plugged its optical audio converter cable into my soundbar. I made sure my soundbar was tuned to use the optical audio converter plug instead of the TV HDMI or anything else it is connected to. Sounds fantastic!