Can this speaker pair with multiple sources via bluetooth? We'd need to be able to play music from one of 2 iphones.
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You can pair with multiple sources except everytime you want to connect one of your devices you have to open up your bluetooth setting and re-pair your devices. Its pretty annoying. We have 2 iphones connected to it and if my wife uses it in the shower it works great with her phone but when its my turn to take a shower and use my phone with the speaker i need to open up the bluetooth setting and select the speaker then press the bluetooth listen button on the speaker for my phone to work.
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Yes, we have used it with an android phone , iPhone, iPad, and macbook. It doesn't automatically connect if it has paired to another device in between uses, however. We have to go into the device's Bluetooth settings and select to connect the Urchin to it.
279224
Yes, you will press the bluetooth button on the speaker when you want to switch the device the speaker is paired with. It can link up to as many devices as you want but only one at a time.
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I have my iPad and my iPhone paired. It can only pair with one at a time for music playback, but sometime the iPad is closer, so we just swap it out. You do the pairing from the device and I don't keep my iPhone's bluetooth on all the time. So when the iPhone isn't connected, I can easily pair the iPad, and play music off that.
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I don't think so. I've never tried, but Bluetooth is typically one device to one device at a time for a type of data. While you can hook up an audio receiver and a keyboard to a tablet or smartphone at the same time, I don't think you can stream music out to two devices at once.
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You can connect more that one device (up to 6) but you cannot play more than 1 at the same time. You tube has videos that explain more thoroughly. Do a search for "How to pair and connect the Bose Soundlink Mini Bluetooth" (I used Google).
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Yeah you could pair it with 2 or more devices..but remember that you can only hear it with 1 device at a time. But it basically pairs with any device..
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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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Could you bluetooth to one speaker and have the audio cable to connect from one speaker to the other? or would that just take the audio from one speaker and output it on the other speaker? Could there also be another plausible solution to bluetooth to one speaker from your phone and at the same time having an audio cable hooked up from your phone to the other speaker to play audio via cable and bluetooth to two different speaker simultaneously?
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I'm not sure about that my iPhone only allows one connection at a time. My iPhone is the iPhone 3. I'm guessing that the newer iPhones would allow more than one speaker.
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I believe you could do that but not by Bluetooth You'd have to hard wire connect through your source. I don't think its possible to connect to two different devices simultaneously via Bluetooth Roy
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I am assuming that you want one device to drive more than one speaker. That is typically not a function of the speaker, but of the device. In my experience, most devices have only one "port" available for use as an audio speaker (my experience is with Apple products: iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad, Macbook Air). I have heard of devices that can broadcast to multiple bluetooth speakers, but the names do not come to mind. Certainly they wouldn't be able to be used as stereo speakers, as the same signal would be sent to both. There might be some possibilities for speakers that can also act as a phone speaker because they would have both input and output capabilities, but the Bem does not. More expensive music streaming systems, such as Sonos, tend to use WiFi and not Bluetooth to transmit audio, mainly because Bluetooth does not have the bandwidth or strength of signal to go from room to room. In summary, if the device supports it, the audio signal could be sent to multiple Bems, but that is not a function of the speaker.
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It works with iTunes, so those devices should be fine. The blue tooth speaker will only play one speaker at a time, the WiFi ones will play in multiples. They work across the room, you don't have to be right next to it.
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only one at a time both ways. Each time you use this speaker, you have to go to Bluetooth in the settings section of the device and then click on the device to match the speaker to the device. I also thought I could use 2 speakers with one device and that does not work either. One at a time.
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I don't believe so. It's able to play wireless music through an iPhone but not to other speakers.
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You can transmit to one of your bluetooth speakers by connect the audio jack out from your receiver. You can not connect 2 bluetooth speakers at a time. If you like to connect 2 bluetooth devices at same time, you need to use TRX__HDM, Multi_links version which can connect 2 bluetooth devices at a time. The TRX_HDM weblink is http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MMQVSQK.
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The speaker will be able to pair up with I would think all if not most Bluetooth enabled cell phones, just not at the same time. You can only be paired to one cell phone at a time.
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Hi TealBee, Thanks for the question. The speaker wire length is 20 feet. Adding one speaker is not possible with the Bluetooth Rock Speakers. Adding a second pair of Bluetooth speakers could be. Bluetooth speakers from any company at this time do not have this capability. In actuality the device, like an iphone, cannot send the same signal to 2 different bluetooth receivers. What you will need is called a bluetooth splitter. It is a very small device that plugs into the headphone output of the phone or tablet and then the splitter does what it says, splits the signal to allow 2 different Bluetooth speakers to be connected to one device. I hope this answers your question. Please let us know if we can be of further service to you. AV-Express
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I just tried it out to verify my answer. It DOES mix 3.5 aux and bluetooth. It will not pair with 2 or more bluetooth devices simultaneously like their D200 speakers however.
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hi, i don't know as i only have one speaker. you might have to get a "bridge" to connect more than one speaker from one device.