Does it wirelessly chain multiple units together? Somewhere I got the impression that this thing can wirelessly chain through Bluetooth... but is the expansion capability only through the wired 3.5mm jack? Does it wirelessly chain multiple units together? Somewhere I got the impression that this thing can wirelessly chain through Bluetooth... but is the expansion capability only through the wired... » Read More Does it wirelessly chain multiple units together? Somewhere I got the impression that this thing can wirelessly chain through Bluetooth... but is the expansion capability only through the wired 3.5mm jack? « Show Less
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The chained speaker(s) will pick up the audio from the call the same way it does when playing music.When this speaker is connected to multiple devices it auto connects to the last device that was paired. In order to switch from multiple paired devices, you would need to un-pair then re-pair whichever device you want currently streaming audio.If you have further questions or concerns please let us know.Thank you,BlakeSatechi Technical Support
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Yes that is correct. If you want to make a daisy chain only first speaker will be paired up with your device via Bluetooth and you need to use 3.5 mm cable/jack of the other speakers that you are connecting to first one.Thank you.ArthurSatechi Technical Support
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In the daisy chain, are we limited to using Satechi BT speakers, or can we make any speaker with a 3.5mm connection "bluetooth"? If so, how would the volume work? Are we limited to the volume of the BT? Would a louder speaker in the chain overwhelm or "blowout" the smaller one?Finally, I see compatibility with Apple Products, but I did not see Macbook Pro or iPhone 4s, specifically. Would these be compatible?Thanks,
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That is the best marketing point of this BT speaker market! Can you tell me:1. If you have connected other self powered speakers to this unit and a call comes in, what is the behavior of the other connected speakers (can you here the conversation through them as well)?2. Is this unit capable of simultaneous BT pairing (e,g. Smartphone and PS3)?
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I see no reason why it can't connect to PS3 or 4. I haven't tried, but so far it hasn't failed any single BT transmitting device I've tried. No, it doesn't have audio jack - completely wireless. For this purpose I employ simple BT wireless transmitter with audio jack - there are plenty of those around.
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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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U can not use them together on bluetooth setting, can only pair one at a time. However, if u use a "y" from ur headphone jack then yes u can use two by using appropriate cables to ur phone.
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Yes that is correct. If you want to make a daisy chain only first speaker will be paired up with your device via Bluetooth and you need to use 3.5 mm cable/jack of the other speakers that you are connecting to first one. Thank you. Arthur Satechi Technical Support
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it wont pair with more than one thing at the same time, like you can't have two phones playing music through it at the same time, but there's just a little button in the back that you hold for like 3 seconds and it's ready to pair. when you turn it on it searches for one of the devices it was paired with previously and links with that first if the bluetooth is active on that device. it's a simple little speaker with simple options, but it works so well i have no regrets. the secret is in the sound.
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Yes, it can pair to more than 1 device, but if FM is what you`re looking for,it`s built in. The unit will automatically switch from radio to incoming call. I have not tried it with another music device, but other sony bluetooth units handled other music devices fine. The headphones are removable, thus you can use any 3.5mm phones, or even amp & phones with the unit.
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One of the advantages of this device is that it stays paired to the last device you paired it with and it only takes about three seconds for the devices to pair up when you turn it back on after the initial pairing. That said, it looks like you may only connect one device at a time and while you can switch out and connect various Bluetooth headsets to the device, its only the last device that stays paired. I successfully paired the device individually with a TaoTronics TT-BH03 Bluetooth Stereo Headphone and also with a Avantree Hive-Over the Ear Bluetooth Stereo Headset.
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I talked with sony chat on their website (garret-c5cx) and he said this transmitter can connect to an unlimited number of headphones. They really should put this information in the manual since it only makes sense people will want to have more than one. I also asked if you can use a simple audio splitter to split your tv audio to 2 transmitters and he said yes but you need to select different channels so that there is not interference in the wireless signals.
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This speaker does not have Bluetooth support, only wired support, you can daisy chain a bunch together if you wish.
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According to their FAQ, you can pair up to 8 devices but you cannot use more than one at a time. See the FAQ at http://www.miccus.com/support?product=blubridge-mini-jack Q. Is it possible to connect a more than one Bluetooth device at the same time? A. The Miccus Bluetooth products support the A2DP stereo music profile. When doing stereo music over Bluetooth, 1 device is the content transmitter and 1 device is the content receiver. It is not possible to pair 2 transmitters to 1 receiver or 1 transmitter to 2 receiving devices. This is due to a limitation of the Bluetooth music spec.
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I am almost certain that you can only use bluetooth as an input to the receiver. I looked in my user manual and it says I can pair up to 6 devices but it says nothing about being able to pair the receiver to bluetooth speakers. Here's a link to the user manual:http://www.onkyousa.com/Products/model.php?m=CS-355(B)&class;=Audiosys&source;=prodClass that you can look at for yourself. We needed a very compact system for our kitchen and this one has been great. Using bluetooth to connect our phone devices works great - although I know that wasn't your question.
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I'm reading your question as you wrote it and the words "same time" stand out. I don't think it's possible to stream 2 different bluetooth devices into to 1 so I can only assume you really don't mean at the "same time". That doesn't sound right dude!
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your questions regarding our BTC450 Bluetooth Car Kit. The unit can be paired and connected to one device at a time. Please feel free to contact us at support@kinivo.com if you need paring assistance or have any other questions. Thank you, Kinivo Product Support Email : support@kinivo.com Live chat : http://support.kinivo.com | Mon-Fri: 9AM - 5PM PST
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I have not tried to do this but I did pair it to a transmitter from a different manufacturer, so I am sure that it can be paired with at least one device. I know that there have been cases of individual phones pairing with multiple others. I can only suggest that you try multi-pairing before purchasing it so that you would be able to confirm the possibility.
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The newest update makes it able to link to some, but the other unit has to be in HFP pairing mode which I understand is the same mode used for pairing the phone. I haven't tried it on my Motorola BT2 head sets yet myself. Hope this helps.
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I haven't used the feature to link any cell phones but the instruction book says up to four bluetooth phones. However it also says that you can only use one cellular line at a time. If you have multiple bluetooth phones connected, when you press cell on the unit it will ask which phone you want to connect to.