I want to use this with my home speakers. Will I be able to connect 2 computers and few smartphones?
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Do not buy! Very poor build quality! The sound quality is terrible! Money down the drain!
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Yes, these will play audio from at least two sources at the same time. My set is doing it right now, connected to phone and tablet. Getting it to pair to two or more at once can be tricky though.
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yes it will work.i had same problem in my 5.1 speaker system to computer.but i used this.its working realy good.even i can connect with my mobile too.
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Yes, with most host devices like computers and tablets and smartphones, both devices should connect simultaneously. In very few cases, the host device will only be able to support one Bluetooth device at a time, but that is very very unlikely if your host device was made in the past 7 years or so. Most Bluetooth accessories, in fact, are advanced enough to support multiple connections to multiple devices simultaneously, though that is hardly ever necessary unless you're using a Bluetooth headset or something like that with a tablet and phone or phone and laptop. Hope this helps
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It would depend on which program you are using to play the music. I use iTunes and can use two speakers at once and they play very well. Just think about where your wireless router is in relation to the speakers. If the signal is too weak it may have trouble playing seamlessly.
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I would suggest NOT. This device is used only for multiple speaker distribution from one amplified source. I am not an "ee", but the reverse logic (4 sources to one speaker source) may appear to work, but you may cause harm to the other sources depending on how the sources were designed. I am not certain why you would want four receivers input to the same system, unless you are operating a store. You should consult a local expert if you are certain you want to do this.
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according to Cisco, the speakers may only be plugged into the Conference Room phones, not personal phones. Try at your own risk...
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I don't think so. I don't think the phone can connect to two Bluetooth speakers at once.
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I forgot to say that you can connect your family room and kitchen speakers through the speaker selector. You can connect up to 4 pairs of speakers. There is one input from a receiver or amp with 4 selectable outputs. The channels are not separate.
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Naa. That won't happen. You can only connect to one speaker at a time, and if you want to use two of them, you will have to connect it using wires.
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Absolutely, that should work no problem. I typically connect it to a windows 7 pc and headphones, but there's a line out jack that would work for connecting to a powered speaker setup.
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From what I understand your source can only be Bluetooth or auxiliary, so if you are using the same phone or device to run both speakers it probably wont happen
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This uses Wifi and airplay, so if the wifi signal reaches then this will work. There may be a limit as to number of speakers on your net, I have heard 8, but my two work great.
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Bluetooth can only output to one device at a time. You will not be able to connect multiple speakers to one phone or tablet. You can however use a 3.5mm direct cable to connect directly to the speaker. Using that method you could use a 3.5mm stereo splitter to connect to 2 speakers at once. Avel Ureno BatteriesInAFlash Tech
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Like most speakers, you can only connect one phone at a time to use it. But you can connect th I s set of speakers to many phones. Read and memorize the pairing procedure.
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I wouldn't recommend it, it's made so that you can have stereo left and right amplified inputs from your stereo left and right outputand be able to share them with two sets of speakers. For instance if you had a set of speakers on your patio and a set of speakers in your dining room. This way you can shut the patio speakers off at night so the neighbors won't get mad at you. Al
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We have used this with our phones, mp3s and laptop... so I would think so but not 100% sure.