AirChord 2 isn’t just an app; it’s a solution to a problem I didn’t realize could be solved so gracefully. The developer has tackled the challenge of streaming vinyl music throughout the home with such finesse, it’s astounding. What’s even more impressive is their decision to offer this gem for free, with only a suggested $9.99 tip for those who appreciate the value it brings.This app has transformed our listening experience, allowing my wife and I to enjoy our vinyl collection in any room of our house. The absence of ads and the clean, user-friendly interface make it all the more enjoyable. It’s rare to find a developer who prioritizes solving a problem so well over monetization.I wholeheartedly encourage tipping the suggested $9.99 as a thank you for this exceptional piece of work. AirChord 2 exemplifies the best in app development: innovative solutions delivered with a generosity of spirit.

My home consists of only HomePod and Sonos speakers. I bought a Bluetooth Sony record player and was devastated to find out it wouldn’t work with any of those costly speakers I already owned. I followed the directions on the app and for less than $10 spent on a cable, I was instantly able to stream audio from my record player straight to all of the speakers in my home. This app saved me a ton of money on a receiver. I’m fortunate to have old iPhones in the house so leaving one tethered to my record player is not an issue. The app is simple in the best way. I can’t wait to run through my entire collection with this app.

Seriously love this app and have utilized it a ton since i discovered it a while back. It’s my go-to way to sit back and listen to vinyls with the ease and accessibility. Thanks a ton to the developer for this, really appreciate this and think more people should know about it. I share the sentiment with others here that I’d drop some $ for a fully fleshed out upgrade with new features bc my only qualm with this is its simplicity (which is also a good thing) and lack of features.

Thanks to the developer for building this! Keep up the good work! It works. It streams audio. Am I missing something obvious or does it only stream a single (left) channel of audio? I had to use GarageBand in input monitoring stereo to get both channels to a single HomePod (left and right). Using it with the recommended Rega USB A to D and the lightning to USB 3 camera adapter. What would I would love (apart from being able to stream to a stereo pair of homepods) is an input meter and some sort of large (portrait orientation) volume control that takes up almost the entire screen and shows output levels as well. Big fader, input levels on the left of the fader, output levels right :) Ideally you could flip top/ bottom orientation vertically so the controls could be used properly even if the iPhone is oriented upside down (ie plugged in, mess of cords to the wall).Very happy to buy the next version of this if it gets revamped!