Can I plug another speaker into the aux jack and get sound at the same time out of the built-in speaker? Or will the built-in speaker be defeated?
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The AUX jack is for an input to the radio such as from an iPod or cd player. The headphone output in the rear could be connected to the input of another amplifier instead of headphones. It may not have enough power to drive speakers on its own. When the headphone output has a plug inserted, the WR 22 speaker is disabled
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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.
727530
Honestly, I don't think you will get the best quality sound running both at the same time, but it works great when only one audio source is playing at a time. I've never tried to two audio sources playing at the same time, but when it has happened, it's sounded fuzzy. You might need something built more toward music production that this.
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It is 2 speakers that are connected. You plug in its aux cable and the sound is produced through both sides.
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.
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no i use the aux adaption in the car but you still hear the speaker. i dont know if that can be fixed.
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.
1920095
Nope. You can connect two inputs and one output (standard ear plug/speaker connector). I think there may also be an RCA audio input, but would need to check.
2038691
you have to plug one speaker into the other and the other speaker into an outlet. Then connect your computer/ipod/phone into the speaker using the cord provided
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I don't know if you're bypassing the battery or not when you play it plugged in. Not sure what you're really asking. I have mine plugged in 95% of the time and listen to it that way. And yes, there is an aux in jack.
477507
With the Jam Plus speakers they will pair with eachother when purchasing two wirelessly. I'm not sure about using that through aux though
462205
No the jacks are in parallel. Use one as an input the other to connect another speaker.
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I am considering using this for the following: Headphone jack from integrated amp: in - Headphone: out - Powered speaker 1: out - Powered speaker 2: out. Total 1 in and 3 out. Max of 2 outs simultaneously: The two powered speakers. Thoughts?
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William, it depends on the type of port you are plugged in to. If its an auxillary only connection, it will not work. I recommend buying an audio component (red/white outlets i believe) Adapter for auxillary, that way you will have independent audio options. They cost about $3 give or take. Hope that helps!
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.
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I recommend you don't do this if the two inputs are used at the same time. This will cause a degradation of the sound from both of them due to patial signal cancellation. To do this, you need a combiner such as a Pro AV2. However, this device uses 1/4" inputs to a single 1/4" out but it properly combines the two signals. "Y" connectors such as the one you've asked about are designed as splitters; not combiners.
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They can only used at the same time on one device. You connect your device with the main speaker, the second speaker is connected with a cable of about 60 cm for stereo sound.