If you have more than one, can you connect both to a single device? Will it play in stereo?
1790975
Caveat: I don't have two speakers, so I have not tried this myself. But in general, it depends on the audio source - some can connect to multiple Bluetooth outputs (such as my iMac), but some cannot (such as my iPhone). In any event, you would not end up with true stereo output (which would be left side sent to one speaker and right side to the other); instead, you would get the full signal sent to both speakers.
1790976
Interesting question. I only have one; but, having a bit of electronics background, I would suggest that IF both function on the same frequency and IF your device can BT with more than one unit at a time (common to most smart phones, comput's, etc.), then yes. However, if your using an online source such as Pandora, you will find that they do not transmit synchronously to multiple devices that are accessing it at different 'on' times. Let me know how it works for you if you try that idea out.
1790977
The bluetooth would have to connect to 2 devices at once. I am not sure that would work, and no idea about stereo.
1790978
I have tried this and it is not possible from just slaving it to your phone. I believe there is software to manage multiple, simultaneous pairing, but from a phone, if two (or more) are turned on (and paired) only 1 shall play until that one is disconnected, then the other will work. But not simultaneously. If you do figure out how to get them to simultaneously play from one device, I would love to know how! Good luck!
488351
At the same time? I doubt it. Separately it will be able to pair with each device respectively.
1143859
I am afraid I don't know the answer to that question. Both would show up (Separately) as audio sources(with the same name which cannot be changed) so at a minimum, you would have to be able to output to, and input from, 2 audio sources. You may get by with one transmitter, but since it links to a specific headset, it may not work. Then there is the problem of both being on the same(or nearly the same) frequency perhaps interfering with each other. So my best guess, is that you will not be able to use more than one with the same source close together. BUT, it is just a guess.
1078423
Yes, you can connect two of them together. The device monitors all 8 inputs via the front facing screen. I assume that each device would continue to monitor its respective inputs.
1686221
The units are completely separate. However, 3 RCA y-splitters between your player and these units would enable the.same thing to play in both. I use this method.
484646
No, but perhaps you could find a bluetooth audio receiver and an auxiliary splitter to run wires to both devices!
1094684
Good question! I was not sure if that would work, so I tested it. Yes, you can listen to two different devices at the same time. I plugged in my iPad and my computer and played a different video on each device. I did hear both devices.
1444948
Honestly I have never tried but I do not see how you could. The Bluetooth usually connects to one device.
174965
I am assuming that you want one device to drive more than one speaker. That is typically not a function of the speaker, but of the device. In my experience, most devices have only one "port" available for use as an audio speaker (my experience is with Apple products: iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad, Macbook Air). I have heard of devices that can broadcast to multiple bluetooth speakers, but the names do not come to mind. Certainly they wouldn't be able to be used as stereo speakers, as the same signal would be sent to both. There might be some possibilities for speakers that can also act as a phone speaker because they would have both input and output capabilities, but the Bem does not. More expensive music streaming systems, such as Sonos, tend to use WiFi and not Bluetooth to transmit audio, mainly because Bluetooth does not have the bandwidth or strength of signal to go from room to room. In summary, if the device supports it, the audio signal could be sent to multiple Bems, but that is not a function of the speaker.
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Not sure what you mean by sync Donald. If you mean setting it up so both will play at the same time I don't think that is possible. Normally a device will only attach itself to one bluetooth device at a time. Since each bluetooth device has a unique signature or ID it would distinguish between the two devices but would only connect to one at a time.
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I don't think so. I've never tried, but Bluetooth is typically one device to one device at a time for a type of data. While you can hook up an audio receiver and a keyboard to a tablet or smartphone at the same time, I don't think you can stream music out to two devices at once.
1192977
Yes but it will require using Bluetooth and a cable.Speaker A will be connected to your player via Bluetooth. Speaker A will be connected to speaker B with a cable. Please see manual for instructions.
2176216
Assuming We are talking about the same thing, yes you can pair two devices at the same time. For example I have my headset paired with my iPhone and my Car. However, you can only be connected to one of them at a time.
1663362
I did use a 3.5 stereo cable with mine. I did not try splitting it between to two. I plugged into one and synced the two together.
1677839
It just so happens that I have two of these and a Y-jack for headphones, so I tried it. The requirement would be that you have a splitter (Y-jack) plus two USB ports available for two speakers. It did work, and of course was louder than just the one, but wasn't true stereo. I previously had a Y-jack that split stereo to mono, but I'm not sure where it is. If I find it I'll post the results here. Bottom line is you can't daisy-chain these, but with a splitter or even mixer (why?) you can make it work.
1227955
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?
1497246
OK both are right. You can train multiple devices to pair with it. But you must disconnect the speaker see and device side and THEN re-connect the 2nd device. Via bluetooth.