can I use two or three at the same time at different places around the room (stereo)
879683
That would depend on the device you are connecting to.if your device (mp3 player etc) allows for multiple Bluetooth connections then the answer is yes.
1743917
It does work that way. I have 4 "rock" speakers in my backyard (A&B;), and a pair in my master bath (D). They can all function at the same time. You can select one or all 'zones'.
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Dear Susan,It really comes down to the size of the room. This model is sold in pairs, and you need a minimum of one pair in each room. Some larger rooms (kitchen/eating area) may have use for 2 pairs. Let me know if I can be of additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
1644127
Remember these are used in a system that is 2.1 channels. If you wish to use one for each channel you would simply need to create two 2-way or 3 way speakers in stereo with a crossover for each which separates out the frequency used by each speaker
467999
Yes. I have three different units throughout my house. You can individually select each unit with paiting from a phone or computer. Furthermore, you can select numerous units to simultaneously play the same audio if the units are told to do so through iTunes on a computer. My multiple unit set up works great and is pretty convenient. Works best with a strong wifi network though. If you have a faulty router, you might experience some lag or stopping of audio.
480534
Yes you can run more than one. The signal devices use a wide spectrum to validate wave lengths and will choose the one with the least amount of interference. I run mine while my son uses his at the same time.
1165961
No you cannot. The device has 4 inputs, but only 2 can be used simultaneously.
794718
Yes, you have the option of playing one, two, three, or four sets of speakers (labeled A, B, C, AND D). I wired the speaker selector to toggle sound between the living room and the outside patio. It's nice to be able to do both at the same time if needed. I hope this answers your question
658589
Yes you can. You could create a scene on your remote or controller that can control many units of any kind at the same time.
1909174
theres 3 channels so you can have 3 of these in the same room without interference, hope this helped!
790448
No you can not connect multiple and unless you hooked up the transmitter to front channel speaker outputs, that would make no sense to have multiple surrounds in various rooms. and lets say u did find a way to connect multiple fx to one transmitter and ran it from front channel outs, the fx is not designed (driver freq. response, placement, etc.) to be used as a proper front channel. i believe this is what you had wanted to do, right?
1677837
I would think not. I would imagine that the output on your device is not capable of handling more than one. Also I think you would have to think about the impedence of the speakers combined.
794717
Yes you can - There are buttons for 4 sets of speakers A,B,C and D - I have the unit connected to my inside speakers (A) and my deck speakers(D) ... usually I have both A and D selected ... but if we're just on the deck I select just D and if we're inside I just select A - this is a really solid unit and I'm more than pleased - and believe it or not I don't like Radio Shack ... Go for it. And by the way there is no noticeable loss of power when both selected - but if there was I'djust turn the volume up.
1674938
Yes, you can select two of the instruments at a time (and no more than two). There is however no provision for controlling the relative volume of the two sounds.
739847
You can, but make sure you use a stereo "Y" cable, and channels 1 and 2 for right and left.
468001
If you have MAC, you can set up several of Z2s and play multiple in multiple rooms via airplay thru iTune. Check out this link. http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202106
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One for each stereo system if they arent near each other. It doesnt use anything physically on the computer.