I want to buy 2 speakers and have them play at the same time from 1 device ... can you hook up 2 of these to same source wirelessly ?
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I tried this with two brand different speakers but doesn't work. You need a HiFi (WiFi) system...
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Hi,that doesnt work. Bluetooth doesnt give this advantage. Best regards,Jens
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I would think not. I would imagine that the output on your device is not capable of handling more than one. Also I think you would have to think about the impedence of the speakers combined.
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Only using a "Y" adapter out of your music sources headphone out port. They would not be actually tied together but each would be receiving the same input from your source .
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No....you need a separate device called a Bluetooth splitter. The splitter will allow you to stream 2 Bluetooth devices at the same time Just in case you're interested, here you go:
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yes, you can pair more than one device.but you can't use two diff devices at the same time - if that's what you asked for :)hope this helps.
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Yes..turn one of your bluetooths off..set up one of the speakers..then the second can be set up
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Bluetooth can only output to one device at a time. You will not be able to connect multiple speakers to one phone or tablet. You can however use a 3.5mm direct cable to connect directly to the speaker. Using that method you could use a 3.5mm stereo splitter to connect to 2 speakers at once. Avel Ureno BatteriesInAFlash Tech
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I know that you can add at least 1 more of the same speaker, it also gives you a left and a right option for the speakers so that you could have one for the right channel and one for the left. I just have one and use it as a mono. One thing I will say is that i no longer use my speaker wireless. It was giving me wifi sensitivity (headaches/cloudy head) I know just use it as a portable speaker via 1/8 inch adapter and have hard wired my house where I used to use it wireless.
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You can pair multiple speakers but I believe the source will only play one speaker at a time. But I will say that I had to return this speaker as it kept shutting itself on and off. Seller was great about the return. Just a faulty product.
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John,Your question based on the limited information provided, coupled together with trying acheive your intended result would be questionable. There are too many variables being introduced to attempt to achieve one intended result (in sync from multiple sources). Why not one audio source to multiple rooms of your home. If going wireless is the ultimate goal and you are a true audiphile, my opinion would be although wireless audio has made advances, it's not there yet.
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As far as I know, Bluetooth does not have this capability, the most I found was 2 devices can be connected to one BT speaker but still, only one device can be played at a given time. For one device to play on multiple speakers, you may want to check out the Sono wireless sound system, but you are looking at paying a big buck for that.
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both speakers need to be in the same room. the power cord does not allow them to be in different rooms. you can play music on them from another room as long as the Bluetooth remains connected to your device.
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Hi James. It will not be possible since this splitter will be connected to a single source. Whatever audio coming from the source will be shared on both outputs.
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"Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels go to one speaker, but it will sound pretty much as good as stereo. "Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels... » Read More "Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels go to one speaker, but it will sound pretty much as good as stereo. « Show Less
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You can but you would be hearing the same music on both at the same time. You would need an appropriate cable split connector..........
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You can output to 2 devices. But it can only have 1 input going to those 2 devices at a time.
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Yes, but it appears it may depend on your music source. The speakers has a "Party" mode which allows two or more speakers to play the same music from the same source. You are able to name your speakers (I have 3 speakers labeled "Downstairs", "Bedroom", and "Living Room"), and while playing music from iTunes I can play any combination of speakers. I not been as successful with another music source, e.i., "Slacker". Oh, you may also play different music on each speaker.