how many speekers will it transmit too, i have 4 bluetooth speekers and want to hear music from all 4 at the same time can this devise do this?
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bluttooth connections are 1 to 1 and not broadcast - if not, all conversations between a phone and bluetooth headset would be open to all to hear. you need a multi-stream device capable of streaming to multiple receivers
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I only have used one device at a time; headset, speaker. To my knowledge, Bluetooth will share at least six (or more) connections simultaneously, within range, of course. BTW, this little gadget is wonderful. Transmit or receive. Pairs easily and holds a charge nicely. I recommend it highly.
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No. You can have a pairing relationship established with all four speakers, but you will be able to connect to only one at a time. Each of the speakers uses the same Bluetooth profile, and you can have only one active connection per profile. If you are playing music through speaker 1, and you connect speaker 2, then speaker 1 will lose its data feed.
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I hope I understand your question correctly?.. You can use multiple phones/devices with this speaker, but not simultaneously. Example - you will not hear two different sounds coming from two phones/devices simultaneously through the speaker. Only one phone/device is priority through the speaker.
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I installed it on my work PC and have used it to transmit audio to my bluetooth headphones and my bluetooth boombox (not at the same time, though). It transmits music fine, but it is NOT in stereo. On my headphones, it only comes through in one speaker, making it unusable for my purposes.
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As far as I know, Bluetooth does not have this capability, the most I found was 2 devices can be connected to one BT speaker but still, only one device can be played at a given time. For one device to play on multiple speakers, you may want to check out the Sono wireless sound system, but you are looking at paying a big buck for that.
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Like all headsets it can be paired with multiple master devices (E.g. Phones) at the same time however, I have never seen a headset capable of being slaved to multiple devices at the same time. I don't think the Bluetooth protocol allows that. Summary: In my experience, it can be paired with a ton of devices but slaved to only one device at the same time. However if you were looking for a headset, I really wouldn't recommend this headset based on my experience.
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As long as it has a clear path between the receiver and the bluetooth speaker, you shouldn't have a problem. Depending on the quality of your speakers, it may experience a bit of lag in the transmission of the music, (i.e. your playlist is on the next song before the previous song has finished playing audibly), which is easily fixed by turning off your speaker and turning it back on.
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An interesting question. I know that under typical Bluetooth you can pair to multiple devices but you can only connect to one of a particular protocol at a time I know Soundshare is a type of Bluetooth. I am looking forward to hearing what you find out when you receive your DA-F60s. Jim
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this is a broadcast only unit. I have not tried to send music to a bluetooth speaker. I have to assume it will work at this time.. for the price its worth the investment to find out.
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I bought one of these. This is a Bluetooth receiver, so as far as I know you can only connect to one Bluetooth device at a time. This speaker system does have auxiliary capablilities, so I guess if you buy a splitter, you can play music out of 2 of these systems, but you are not going to be using Bluetooth. Overall this is a great receiver/speakers. I bought it for my den so that I can stream music from my phone, or anyone else can stream music from their phone wirelessly.
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I have it connected to a Sony stereo receiver w 4 pairs speakers. I play all 4 pairs at same time. Works well great solution. Sony has receiver that you can control music via iPhone w Bluetooth. Love the convenience
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According to their FAQ, you can pair up to 8 devices but you cannot use more than one at a time. See the FAQ at http://www.miccus.com/support?product=blubridge-mini-jackQ. Is it possible to connect a more than one Bluetooth device at the same time?A. The Miccus Bluetooth products support the A2DP stereo music profile. When doing stereo music over Bluetooth, 1 device is the content transmitter and 1 device is the content receiver. It is not possible to pair 2 transmitters to 1 receiver or 1 transmitter to 2 receiving devices. This is due to a limitation of the Bluetooth music spec. According to their FAQ, you can pair up to 8 devices but you cannot use more than one at a time. See the FAQ at http://www.miccus.com/support?product=blubridge-mini-jackQ. Is it possible to connect a more than one Bluetooth device at the same time?A. The Miccus Bluetooth products support the A2DP stereo music profile. When doing stereo music over Bluetooth, 1 device is the content transmitter and 1 device is the content receiver. It is not possible to pair 2 transmitters to 1 receiver or 1 transmitter to 2 receiving devices. This is due to a limitation of the... » Read More According to their FAQ, you can pair up to 8 devices but you cannot use more than one at a time. See the FAQ at http://www.miccus.com/support?product=blubridge-mini-jackQ. Is it possible to connect a more than one Bluetooth device at the same time?A. The Miccus Bluetooth products support the A2DP stereo music profile. When doing stereo music over Bluetooth, 1 device is the content transmitter and 1 device is the content receiver. It is not possible to pair 2 transmitters to 1 receiver or 1 transmitter to 2 receiving devices. This is due to a limitation of the Bluetooth music spec. « Show Less
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Bluetooth connects to one device at a time. You can pair two speakers but it will connect to just the first one it sees.
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Only one at a time, but you should be able to use it with multiple bluetooth devices. I haven't tried, as I only have an iPod, but according to the directions you could connect (one at a time) to multiple bluetooth devices. I'm sure you would need to be sure that others were turned off, so they wouldn't be trying to connect simultaneously.
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I have the same question. If not, can I use multiple base stations for better bluetooth range?
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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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I'm reading your question as you wrote it and the words "same time" stand out. I don't think it's possible to stream 2 different bluetooth devices into to 1 so I can only assume you really don't mean at the "same time". That doesn't sound right dude!
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Just one device at a time. The cord disables the Bluetooth function. My question to you would be what's the practicality of having headphone connected to more that one device at once?