Can I connect more speakers wirelessly, to make surround system? Like a Sonos?
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There is no evidence this unit supports anything like that. Sonos is the only one I know of that allows that.
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Dear Y. Ono,Thank you for your inquiry. The Sony HT-CT770 is a closed system, and only works with it's soundbar and wireless subwoofer. You cannot add additional speakers to it. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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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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Yes, you can connect alternative speakers to the unit. However, only one pair (two speakers) may be connected.
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In my opinion, there is no such thing. Wireless speakers just don't have the sound quality/clarity of wired speakers. Also, the term "wireless" is misleading. Most wireless systems simply mean that there are no wires from the receiver to the rear speakers. Most of the time, those rear speakers are still connected to a wireless receiver in the back of the room by, you guessed it, wires. The reason is that speakers need to be powered somehow. There are a few options that will give you true wireless speakers, but they require batteries, and the speakers drain the batteries fairly quickly. Unless you have no way of running wires, I suggest getting a wired system or a good quality soundbar. In my opinion, there is no such thing. Wireless speakers just don't have the sound quality/clarity of wired speakers. Also, the term "wireless" is misleading. Most wireless systems simply mean that there are no wires from the receiver to the rear speakers. Most of the time, those rear speakers are still connected to a wireless receiver in the back of the room by, you guessed it, wires. The reason is that speakers need to be powered somehow. There are a few options that will give you true wireless speakers, but they require batteries, and the speakers drain the batteries fairly... » Read More In my opinion, there is no such thing. Wireless speakers just don't have the sound quality/clarity of wired speakers. Also, the term "wireless" is misleading. Most wireless systems simply mean that there are no wires from the receiver to the rear speakers. Most of the time, those rear speakers are still connected to a wireless receiver in the back of the room by, you guessed it, wires. The reason is that speakers need to be powered somehow. There are a few options that will give you true wireless speakers, but they require batteries, and the speakers drain the batteries fairly quickly. Unless you have no way of running wires, I suggest getting a wired system or a good quality soundbar. « Show Less
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Yes, but the speaker wire insert slots are a little small and limit the size and number of speaker wires. You can increase several speakers by keeping wire size small or putting speakers into a series.
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Yes buy a receiver with multiple HDMI inputs. That way you can connect all your accessories (cable box, blu-ray player, game consoles, etc) directly to the receiver, which will be connected to the surround speakers.
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You wouldn't need to do it like that. Sonos has the app set up to where any sonos player connected to your network (either through setting up through wifi after updating it or Ethernet) can be synced. So if you have a sonos in your living room and one in your patio, you can have them grouped into playing the same music/apps or you can have one play the radio and the other play mp3 playlists for example. If you are talking about daisy chaining for connected more speakers, I believe it would be easier to just get a normal receiver (5.1 or 7.2) and then connect a Sonos Connect to it, that you can have as many speakers as the reciever allows while also utilizing the sonos
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If you have MAC, you can set up several of Z2s and play multiple in multiple rooms via airplay thru iTune. Check out this link. http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202106
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Not via Bluetooth, but you can connect more than one speaker via audio cable connection. Although you can connect an auxiliary speaker to this speaker's Aux-Out Jack, since this speaker's output signal is Mono only, you will never actually achieve a surround sound-like effect. If you just want to hear your audio signal through two cube speakers, then I suggest using a 3.5 mm audio / headphone signal splitter and connect the speakers to it; however, the audio signal will still be in Mono and not in Stereo...cheers.
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Hook up speakers to your source such as the computer. Or get wireless speakers.
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If you can get a sound card that replicates the back of a 5.1 surround stereo system, then, yes, you should be able to. You will need speaker wire and a connection for each speaker.
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Yeah, I don't get how it's wireless unless each component connects with Bluetooth. Are there any real, wireless, stereo speakers?
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the easiest way is to use the headphone jack as input to the wireless transmitter. Which type would depend on the number and power requirements of speakers.
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It would depend on which program you are using to play the music. I use iTunes and can use two speakers at once and they play very well. Just think about where your wireless router is in relation to the speakers. If the signal is too weak it may have trouble playing seamlessly.
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Thanks for your question. The speakers in this wonderful sounding system are wireless. Thanks again.
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Hi. This is only a set of speakers. You'll need a receiver fwith network capability for this.
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No, they mean surround like a satellite around the earth. You can buy a wireless unit to make them wireless. Wireless are more for just the two back speakers. But one thing to know as that they will still need to be plugged into the wall and wires will still have to go to the back speakers if you buy a wireless unit. Like a small box that will give the back speakers power and a signal will be plugged into the back wall with wires going to those back speakers. But with a wireless unit the wires will not have to go from the stereo/power unit to the back speakers. One note, I own these speakers and they are very awesome. The wires were easy to hide. Hope I helped:)