Can I separate the speakers to work in two rooms??? Idea is to play soothing music for my anxious kids as they go to bed without giving them a radio.
1691382
you would need 2 speakers for one room they work as one u can use one but if u try and use the other one u wont be able to because it needs to be attached to the power speaker
1691383
No; the second speaker (left) must be hooked to the first (right) in order to work, and that cable is less than three feet in length.
1691384
Not that I am aware of; however, you could always get two sets. Merry Christmas.
1178923
If anything two would be nice to have one in the car and one in the house. I think it will be hard to coordinate the "shushing" sounds in the same room...it may just sound like one constant SHUSSSSSHHHHH. Hope that makes sense. There is $5 app you can try also.
1677837
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.
2133868
Why? You would need to use it as a replacement for 1 of your bookshelves, then buy another to get matching sound. To me, that is a waste of money. I would suggest getting better bookshelves or even towers if you have the room.
1435529
You have 5 separate channels on the back of the speaker. You could only connect the center channel but it would be a waste of the other speakers enclosed. There are much better choices if you are only looking for a center channel speaker.
924357
Yes you can. I just set mine up this weekend and it works fine. There's a nice setup program that helps you do this where you can specify the number of speakers in your room.
746855
Yes! If you had two sets of wires, it would be easiest, then you can leave all the wires for mikes and speakers in each helmet and just disconnect the unit and move it between the two.
428334
Theoretically, you can. I do. However, I have to shut every single speaker on and off every single time I want to play on multiples at once. It takes about 5 minutes for everything to work. Which is too long and my mood changes. It's a giant pain and completely un-magical. I don't recommend these speakers at all. If you want to buy three inexpensively anyway, let me know. Mine work well, just not on my network
291244
No, you can't. The only thing you can do is to buy a separate audio splitter which are, by the way, inexpensive. The bad thing about it is you cannot have independent volume control.
1270866
Depends on the connection you will use. If you were connecting this through the 3.5 M jack there then you might be able to get a splitter to feed both speakers. These sort of things are best managed by the sound card, so if your sound card can do multiple audio going out it will be simpler.
32983
I think you can because the other reviews say you can. I have A splitter coming off my computer going to 2 amps. Splitters come off the the other amp and totals 14 speakers. I have this one powering a 250 watt sub that I took and put in a small box. I measured it and is 7 inches across. I havnt gotten to really test it. With so many speakers it's hard to hear much from it unless you get In the floor and put ur ear to it. You have to turn ur volume up high for it to even do much. if you do and put your hand on it; It is vibrating pretty good. I would say yes. If not what you need I assume you could return it. I just give you this info and let you decide. I think you can because the other reviews say you can. I have A splitter coming off my computer going to 2 amps. Splitters come off the the other amp and totals 14 speakers. I have this one powering a 250 watt sub that I took and put in a small box. I measured it and is 7 inches across. I havnt gotten to really test it. With so many speakers it's hard to hear much from it unless you get In the floor and put ur ear to it. You have to turn ur volume up high for it to even do much. if you do and put your hand on it; It is vibrating pretty good. I would say yes. If not what you need I assume... » Read More I think you can because the other reviews say you can. I have A splitter coming off my computer going to 2 amps. Splitters come off the the other amp and totals 14 speakers. I have this one powering a 250 watt sub that I took and put in a small box. I measured it and is 7 inches across. I havnt gotten to really test it. With so many speakers it's hard to hear much from it unless you get In the floor and put ur ear to it. You have to turn ur volume up high for it to even do much. if you do and put your hand on it; It is vibrating pretty good. I would say yes. If not what you need I assume you could return it. I just give you this info and let you decide. « Show Less
264516
Yeah I guess you could if you had a headphone splitter. The only problem I see is controlling the volume. You would have to make sure hey were both at the same volume to sound right
310705
You can separate the speakers from the unit. The cables that come with the unit are about 5 feet long. I have my speakers separated from the unit and pointing in a specific direction. The speakers and unit have "banana clips" that enable you to use any speaker cable you want. My son has speaker cable twenty feet long. His unit works perfectly. Hope that helps.
1938359
Yes you can use as many or as little speakers as you want. You can disable the WiFi and use wired Internet or completely disable the Internet if you want to.
1433480
The speakers can be separated from the stereo - I don't know if any others can be used. I sent the whole thing back, for credit, because it didn't work at all!
144473
I'm still confused, and hoping someone can help. We have one of these right now, and with a 2nd child coming, I want to buy a 2nd one. I would like to be able to hear BOTH rooms on one parent receiver on the same channel. Is that possible? Thanks in advance.
497399
Yes, you can still have the TV volume separate, if you use the audio out connections on the back to connect the headphones. Great for use when someone has need for higher volume then rest of viewers.