https://www.technisat.com/de_DE/DIGITRADIO-10-IR/352-10774-22920/

Here is one location to buy,  others offer price down to 80euro,  it comes with a remote control, which also has bass/treble eq, sound level output.

I'm using it for a beomaster 4500, didn't try it on a line in on speaker,  but sure it will.

Ol

https://www.technisat.com/de_DE/DIGITRADIO-10-IR/352-10774-22920/

Here is one location to buy,  others offer price down to 80euro,  it comes with a remote control, which also has bass/treble eq, sound level output.

I'm using it for a beomaster 4500, didn't try it on a line in on speaker,  but sure it will.

Ol

I use the WXC-50 for exactly that. I have the TV connected via optical and use Spotify Connect and USB (via a memory stick).

Comes with a remote control but I always use the App. Slight issue was that I had to separate the my 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz wifi as the WXC-50 only uses 2.4Ghz and it didn't like it if my phone connected to the 5Ghz signal.

Sound quality if really good.

Currently saving up for a Beolab 11 to complement the 6000s (recommended on this forum)

Yes, so many ways of using line in, if you are in doubt if Any of the suggestion are working the way you want it, just  connect a phone with a headphone jack to line in, then you have volume control and music, if thats good, it is up to you,  technisat or yamaha.

Both have volume control, the technisat is cheaper, up to you

Have music and fun

Ol

Hi,

why don't you connect the BL6000 to a Beosound unit ? That is afterall how it was intended to be used.

Connect with Powerlink cables.

Connect your Bluetooth receiver to the AUX input of the Beosound of your choice.

You can now control master volume directly on the Beosound or via the world's best remote: Beo4

Beosound 4 is quite cheep second hand.

Regards

Ravsted