How do you daisy chain? The specs show it has a 3.5 mm Aux-in jack. How to you send audio to another speaker?
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It's quite simple really. Each speaker has a Micro-USB input port (AUDIO IN), and an AUX output port (AUDIO OUT). The USB cable provided is a Y-type cable; on one end you have Micro USB that always goes to the speaker, on the other end you have two connectors; standard USB for charging and AUX for audio. You can connect your audio device to the speaker via AUX (device) to Micro USB (speaker). Then connect a SECOND speaker to the first speaker the same way you connected your audio device to the first speaker. This bridge can be repeated indefinitely with more speakers to simulate a surround effect. But I recommend you to do it with the same type of speakers, for if you change it, sound quality will decay.
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I have a similar issue with multiple sets of speakers I wanted to run off Zone 2. I connected two 4 foot lengths of speaker wire (R&L;) to the Zone 2 posts on the receiver, and used them as "pig-tails." Then I routed all my various zone 2 speaker wires to the pig tails, connected pos to pos and neg to neg. Works fine.
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You cannot daisychain them. You also cannot have more than one in a room without echo.,
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How would you do that? Why would you do that? What are you going to daisy-chain speakers for? I'm not sure you meant daisy-chain, perhpas you only meant can it be a wired connection, in which case yes, you can use a cable to connect the phone/tablet for audio rather than using BT.
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This is kinda difficult. It's rated at 440 watts/8 ohm stereo and 820 watts/4 ohms stereo. If daisy chaining Bridged, your speakers would be 4 ohms at 1,000 watts (8 ohm divided by 2=4 ohm load) Normally you want around 100-200 watt headroom on your speakers. If those speakers have a higher peak output than 500, say 800, you should be safe in running out the bridge mode output to 1st speaker then parallel to the other speaker. You want to not under power the speakers nor overpower them.
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Hi, I wouldnt recommend these speakers as I found them por quality.Bit if you decide todo buy them and want to conect them together you dont need a mixer. There is an output todo conect the second speaker in cascade. However if you need todo mix your audio before send it to the speakers, you need to specify your aplication...
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I took 2 other small speakers and put them in the same jack as the 2 main speakers. It seamed to work well in tell i realized that the sound quality was diminished because the power was being reduced by so many speakers. You could just take another pair and use that but you can run the risk of blowing out the speakers or your system. So check your speaker you would like to use and make sure they use the same range of power as the sound system. And yes you can splice but make sure its the same wire size. Hope this helps
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The square part of this device links with your phone/bluetooth enabled device and sends that audio through the wire (looks just like headphone wire) to whatever speakers you want AS LONG AS the speakers have a port for it (usually labelled AUX). This device only receives bluetooth waves, it doesn't send them, except to pair with your phone etc. Basically, it takes the place of a 'headphone-to-headphone' wire, so that you don't have to plug it in every time.
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Most soundfreaq devices CAN be daisy chained together to provide output to multiple speakers. You link one speaker to your device and then use a simple rca headphone jack cord (with the same plug on BOTH ends) to link the speakers together. Cheap and easy.
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The output from your mixer should go to the mic or line input jack. The link output is to daisy chain to another monitor.
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Although I have never used it with aux input, I think you just plug it in and disconnect USB cable. If it doesn't work, go to Control Panel, and after selecting "Sound", make sure the Z205 is your default speaker. Hope this helps!
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Yes run amp in stereo mode. Come out of main board through a crossover. Hi end from crossover will go to input on one side of amp. the out of that side of amp (R or L) to speaker. then daisy chain speaker ( input into 1 speak then output from same speak to input of other speaker. Repeat the same for the low end from crossover to input of other side of amp. that amp should have plenty of power for those speakers. Good luck
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What "D" said. The system came with a AUX cord or a 3.5mm cable the plugs into the headphone jack on your phone. If your looking to just conected it to the speakers and not the sub, the cable that plugs into the sub will work.
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Hi Patrick, I must've missed that "coupled" comment... so you actually had 2 of the X-minis daisy-chained and still didn't get the full sound of the Altec or iTour, huh? Too bad, the x-mini does look cool!
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Yes. You just need an auxiliary cable and connect it to the headphone port. While using this though, you will not be able to take advantage of the daisychain feature.
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These speakers sound great outside! And yes, they can be daisy chained. I can tell you your mixer can make the world of difference on the sound quality. I had a Behringer mixer, and they sounded pretty good.....then when i got my Yamaha mixer...Woah what a difference!!!
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I have mine hooked up to the TEAC AG-790A Stereo Receiver (bought on Amazon and very happy) and then from the receiver to the Sony SSF-5000 Floor Standing 3-way Speaker (Pair). Great sound and can't beat the price. I also went to Best Buy and bought a cable to plug my Iphone into the receiver for $10. Over all a great system for under $350.TEAC AG-790A Stereo ReceiverSony SSF-5000 Floor Standing 3-way Speaker (Pair)