Will two speakers work in stereo if one of them is plugged into the device via the headphone jack?
646648
I would think so since when you turn on both speakers then they will talk to each other first and tell you which is left and which is the right side.
1279725
Hi. Mine pair works in stereo (that is separate sound in both ears) just fine. Sounds like a faulty headphone to me.
1188837
Yes, although as others have mentioned, little "separation" b/c of the closeness of the speakers. There are other players on the market that also do this, but if you have the resources to purchase 2 of them, an iPhone app will send them separate channel signals, so they can be put in 2 places, and play in true stereo.
636157
You can't get a true stereo sound out of one speaker cabinet, but both plug ends are stereo plug so you'll get both channels to play out of your one speaker. You won't lose anything.
1977414
Probably yes. Your DVD (or stereo) output jack will sense the headphone jack and will mute the output to the speakers. You can however have two head-phone sets running from the single transmitter, each with your own volume setting. Good luck.
1416410
Yes. Both headphones will receive stereo signals (left and right) if the source is in stereo. Make sure all the plugs are seated properly.
133718
Message i received from iHome.Hi Isaiah,If the external speaker you are using is stereo then it will be in stereo.Thanks,iHome Support
1453264
That depends on the speakers you are using i.e. are they a "set" of Bluetooth speakers. This item is designed to send a stereo signal to two separate Bluetooth devices such as headphones. It can pair with two devices and send stereo music to both devices at the same time.
1163417
I doubt it. To find out try connecting any two bluetooth devices to your phone and see if that works. If it does then maybe this will but I don't think so. Word of caution. These speakers are GREAT.... IF your device is in the same room. If not I would recommend looking elsewhere or asking what others think. Hope that helps.
2074278
Yes it would work with the one headphone jack. They are mainly for computer speakers which consist of three speakers, meaning three outputs. You have the option to use one, two, or all three outputs.
1631546
I don't believe so. Most devices only allow one bluetooth audio device to be connected to it at one time.
1681984
Sure, but it all depends on your speaker, not the unit you're amplifying it through. If your single speaker has a left and right channel input, then you're set. If it's a mono speaker with one input, you can only plug the speaker into one side (right or left). In that case, you'll have to mix the signal before it gets to the amplifier by using a stereo to mono adapter for your original playing device that is being amplified.
916985
There is NO headphone input on one of the speakers. That is a convenience / extra mini stereo input if you wanted to play music from another device like your phone. It does not send cut the speakers and send audio TO your headphones. Not a headphone jack.
1790977
The bluetooth would have to connect to 2 devices at once. I am not sure that would work, and no idea about stereo.
783668
depends on the audio plug that plugs the speakers in. If they are the same use a audion splitter jack.
935841
Not sure about Stereo but it has two speakers, left and right both should be working.
1518024
Yes - it is designed for both channels of a stereo output - so both the Left pair and the Right pair go to the same speaker.