Can I connect multiple headphones with a single source
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I am not sure. I also wanted to try this, but I was not able to find any extra headsets for this base other than the combo found here on amazon
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My wife and I use 2 headphones with a single source. The way we do it is we plug one headphone base into the stereo and then both headphones connect to that base wirelessly. I set it up once and haven't had any issues. You still need to plug both bases into a wall outlet to charge, but at least 2 headphones work off one base. The base that isn't connected to an audio source doesn't transmit because of the feature that puts it to sleep if it isn't receiving sound. If you only want to use one set, you will need to use the set that is charging on the base that is connected to your audio source. My wife and I use 2 headphones with a single source. The way we do it is we plug one headphone base into the stereo and then both headphones connect to that base wirelessly. I set it up once and haven't had any issues. You still need to plug both bases into a wall outlet to charge, but at least 2 headphones work off one base. The base that isn't connected to an audio source doesn't transmit because of the feature that puts it to sleep if it isn't receiving sound. If you only want to use one set, you will need to use the set that is charging on the base that is connected to your audio source.
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I have never tried this, but I would think you could. The charging platform also contains the broadcasting unit. It broadcasts on any of 3 frequencies. By setting the headset to receive the same frequency (1, 2 or 3) as the base sends, the system is in sync and the headset works. If you were to set all the headsets to the same frequency (2, for example) they should all hear the same signal. Plug only one of the base sets into the cable or satellite receiver, but plug them all into power receptacles so they will recharge the headsets and you should accomplish simultaneous audio in more than one set. Again, I am not sure since I have not tried it, but I really do think it should work. I have never tried this, but I would think you could. The charging platform also contains the broadcasting unit. It broadcasts on any of 3 frequencies. By setting the headset to receive the same frequency (1, 2 or 3) as the base sends, the system is in sync and the headset works. If you were to set all the headsets to the same frequency (2, for example) they should all hear the same signal. Plug only one of the base sets into the cable or satellite receiver, but plug them all into power receptacles so they will recharge the headsets and you should accomplish simultaneous audio in more than... » Read More I have never tried this, but I would think you could. The charging platform also contains the broadcasting unit. It broadcasts on any of 3 frequencies. By setting the headset to receive the same frequency (1, 2 or 3) as the base sends, the system is in sync and the headset works. If you were to set all the headsets to the same frequency (2, for example) they should all hear the same signal. Plug only one of the base sets into the cable or satellite receiver, but plug them all into power receptacles so they will recharge the headsets and you should accomplish simultaneous audio in more than one set. Again, I am not sure since I have not tried it, but I really do think it should work. « Show Less
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No. Not multi, not single; it's just a display - with beats audio if you want.
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Yes, it would be good for that. It's just a passive mechanical A/B switch. I use it to switch 2 different sources into the one set of headphones. It can work to switch one source (like your headphone preamp) to two different headphones, or visa versus.
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If you have sound for your headphones it will work. You can attach five more headphones.
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You cannot with Bluetooth (they both have the same name so one will get kicked off), but I use my headphone splitter to connect two of them to the same device through the auxiliary cables.
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Yes, you can have up to four listeners at once. Possibly even 8 because there is a 3.5mm port alongside each 1/4th port. I haven't tried 8 yet though (don't have enough headphones!).
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You can create 4 independent mixes via software and route them to the headphone jack or outputs I believe. Manual is here: http://roland.com/support/article/?q=manuals&p;=UA-1010&id;=62226931
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These headphones are designed for individual use, but there should be no reason why one couldn't use several pairs on a system equipped with multiple headphone jacks, such as a listening lab in a school. Each student would use one pair.
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Do it the same way. First do one then do the other. the second one may need to be activated on the device. For example my primary connection is my phone and it is always automatic but my computer is secondary and I have to activate my headphones thru the computer
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Ofcourse you can, you just need an rca to 3.5mm interconnect and a 3.5mm female to 3.5mm female adaptor to connect both your headphones and the interconnect.
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Just one device at a time. The cord disables the Bluetooth function. My question to you would be what's the practicality of having headphone connected to more that one device at once?
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Hi Aimee,I wanted to follow up with you on this because it seems like there is a company on Amazon that does sell relatively inexpensive Bluetooth transmitter/splitters that will allow you to plug that transmitter into the 3.5mm jack of your device and you can then use TWO headphones at the same time wirelessly. We have had a good experience with them in our house.I hope that helps.Jacquie
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I believe it can be. I know for a fact that you can use multiple of them at once but you might have to connect them separately via USB. However they have Midi in and out, so it may be possible through that!
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Yes. Low quality products will do that. Don't waste your time. Its pretty annoying, you can't really listen to music. Connecting two will only make that worse.
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Without trying, I have no clue. However, what are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to create a mixer? For the price of 5 of these, you could get a decent mixer. Otherwise, even if you could essentially create 10 different outputs, I'm not sure there are any programs out there that would be designed to see 10 different audio sources. I could be mistaken. Regardless, I'm willing to bet there''s something out there that can already do what you need it to do, instead of piling up a bunch of external sound cards.
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Most soundfreaq devices CAN be daisy chained together to provide output to multiple speakers. You link one speaker to your device and then use a simple rca headphone jack cord (with the same plug on BOTH ends) to link the speakers together. Cheap and easy.
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Probably not, since Windows allows only the audio stream going to only one device (you can't multiple select). You will have to choose either the USB audio, which is this Syba, or the sound card (or the audio chip on your PC"s mother board). You can go into Control Panel -> Sound and see if you can select multiple audio devices, if not, then the answer is no. HTH.