For Vintage Stereo Owners
Still Sounds Better Than Anything New.
The Keepsake Bluetooth Receiver adds wireless streaming to the system you already have. No new speakers. No new receiver. Just Bluetooth.
You Were Never Going To Throw This Away.
You've got real speakers. A receiver with actual weight to it. Knobs that click instead of a touchscreen you can barely feel.
And most weeks, it just sits there.
Not because anything's broken. Because there's no way to get Spotify, a podcast, or anything else off your phone into it, short of digging out a tangled aux cable, or giving up and listening through your phone's tiny speaker instead.
Somebody in your life has probably told you to just buy a soundbar. You didn't listen. Good.
The One Thing Your System Was Missing.
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Plug it into the wall.
Keepsake goes straight into an outlet behind your receiver. No separate power brick, no USB cable to route.
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Connect the one included cable.
Run it from Keepsake into the RCA or AUX input your receiver already has.
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Pair your phone once.
It remembers you after that. Every time you turn the system on, it's already waiting.
What Changes The Day It Arrives.
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Keep every piece of gear you already own
No new receiver. No new speakers. Keepsake works with the system you've had for years.
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Stream anything on your phone
Spotify, podcasts, a playlist from 2011. If it plays on your phone, it plays through your speakers.
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Same warm sound, now wireless
Your receiver and speakers are still doing the actual work. Keepsake just gets the signal there.
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Set up in under 2 minutes
One cable, one pairing. No app, no account, no manual to lose.
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Works with RCA or 3.5mm AUX
Whatever input your receiver has, Keepsake plugs right in.
You're Not The Only One Who Refused To Replace It
My receiver is older than I am. I wasn't about to replace it for a soundbar. This let me keep it exactly the way it is and finally play music off my phone.
I've had these speakers since I built my first apartment. Took me two minutes to set up and now I actually use the system again.
Nothing about my setup changed except I can finally play a podcast without hunting for a cable. That's all I wanted.
My son kept telling me to get a Sonos. I didn't want a Sonos. I wanted my receiver to work with my phone. This did exactly that.
Add Bluetooth. Keep Everything Else.
$29.99
- 1x Keepsake Bluetooth Receiver
- Cable for your RCA or AUX input
- Quick-start instructions
- 90-day return window
Backed by a 90-day return window. Try it on your actual system.
Questions You're Probably Already Asking
Will this actually work with a receiver this old?
If your receiver, amp, or powered speakers have an RCA input or a 3.5mm AUX input, Keepsake works with it. That covers nearly every stereo system built since the 1970s, vintage or modern.
Is Bluetooth going to make my music sound worse?
Keepsake runs on Bluetooth 5.0, built for a stable, low-loss connection. For everyday listening, streaming, podcasts, the radio, you won't notice a drop from a wired connection. Your receiver and speakers are still doing the actual sound work, Keepsake just gets the signal there.
Do I need an app or an account to use this?
No app, no account, no login. You pair it the same way you'd pair a pair of wireless earbuds, right from your phone's Bluetooth settings. It remembers your phone after that.
I'm not really a "wiring things up" person. Is this hard?
There's one cable. Plug Keepsake into the wall, connect the included cable to your receiver's RCA or AUX input, and pair your phone. Most people are done in under two minutes.
What if it doesn't work with my setup?
You have 90 days to try it. If it doesn't work with your system for any reason, you're covered.
Does it work with just powered speakers, not a full receiver?
Yes. Any powered speaker, soundbar, or amp with an RCA or AUX input connects the same way.
Keep The Receiver. Add The Bluetooth.
Your system doesn't need to change. It just needs one thing added.