can 2 of these be daisy chained? When daisy chaining do i need to have both speakers on or just 1 ?
1122418
Both would need to be plugged in. When you daisy chain you are just sending the signal from one speaker to another. So yes they both have to be plugged in and turned on.
1122419
Can't see why not but I have never tried it. Daisy chaining them will be just like using one speaker.
1122420
Yes. Made to daisy chain. Independently adjustable when daisy chained where, also, one can be off when the other is on.
1809487
Hi Drew, yes, these can be daisy-chained according to the owner's manual and website. I haven't done so myself yet, but am considering buying another XBoom speaker expressly for this purpose!
520632
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
820495
Think of this unit as 5 individual power amps to do as you please. Use "Y" input connectors to create 2 sets of 2 speaker outputs. Add an external equalizer if you need further adjustments. What you'll want to do with the 5th channel is anyone's guess. I hope this helps.
2119714
Yes you simply connect a 1/4 male from one to another. You can do this with as many of these speakers as you have available and you can chain them to other types of active speakers as well.
1797223
If you want a stereo, you need to attach both speakers through a stereo splitter into one bluetooth adapter. Not sure if both adapters would work simultaneously through your device... You need to try it.
297736
Are you planning on having them both hooked up, to the speakers, at the same time? I've never tried that before, but it would be fairly easy to wire in a source selection switch to help prevent them from affecting each other.
1737024
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
2015703
Answer below is incorrect. There is one of these woofers per order. If you want 2 of these speakers, you should set quantity to 2. The picture of 2 speakers shown is just demonstrating multiple angles of view.
122497
Are you going to run two speakers off of one channel or do you have a four channel amp?What type of amp do you have?
1560980
You can just use one, although if you have a spare 1/4" to 1/8" adapter I would leave it in the other hole just to keep air from going in and out making some noise. Another speaker or a subwoofer can be hooked up to the other jack (daisy chain).
2225887
you can use one speaker or both at a time you might would want to carry 2nd speaker if your only using one the 2nd one can be s back up for more time of music playing
859719
Yes, I do the same thing running 2 sets of speakers on the "B" Channel and 1 set on the "A" channel. Shouldn't matter what brand of receiver.
624860
from the source to the speaker or the one from 1 speaker to the other. it is hard wired to one speaker power and audio and removable audio wire to the second speaker. I guess you could add an extension audio for between the second speaker or the computer or both, but need a female plug at one end to do so. t he plugs are the standard type (green plug )
769919
Yes, I have two of these and they can be daisy chained together. The units are also significantly louder when used with 110 vs battery power.
2101260
Syncing is easy, simply tie your other speaker into this one. A double end cord from one to the other should work fine as long as both speakers are powered.
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There are two ways of bi-wiring:- one is when you connect the woofer and mid/highs separately, but coming from the same amplifier, using the double output posts,- second, when you connect the woofer and mid/highs separately from two different amplifiers.If the second is the case, you need two amplifiers, this is just one receiver (with amplifier).If the first is the case, you actually do not need bi-wiring, in case you use a decent type of speaker cables of gauge 12 or thicker, for a length of 5-10 ft each.This is an excellent Receiver, BTW, I totally recommend it, and I also got the powered sub with it, to complete the dynamic and frecquency range.If you want details of why's and how's let me know. There are two ways of bi-wiring:- one is when you connect the woofer and mid/highs separately, but coming from the same amplifier, using the double output posts,- second, when you connect the woofer and mid/highs separately from two different amplifiers.If the second is the case, you need two amplifiers, this is just one receiver (with amplifier).If the first is the case, you actually do not need bi-wiring, in case you use a decent type of speaker cables of gauge 12 or thicker, for a length of 5-10 ft each.This is an excellent Receiver, BTW, I totally recommend... » Read More There are two ways of bi-wiring:- one is when you connect the woofer and mid/highs separately, but coming from the same amplifier, using the double output posts,- second, when you connect the woofer and mid/highs separately from two different amplifiers.If the second is the case, you need two amplifiers, this is just one receiver (with amplifier).If the first is the case, you actually do not need bi-wiring, in case you use a decent type of speaker cables of gauge 12 or thicker, for a length of 5-10 ft each.This is an excellent Receiver, BTW, I totally recommend it, and I also got the powered sub with it, to complete the dynamic and frecquency range.If you want details of why's and how's let me know. « Show Less