If I purchased 2 sets of these speakers, would they both work with the same set up on the same computer to be used in 2 different rooms.
1883012
I was told that Bluetooth would work on only one divice at a time, but to tell the turth I never tried to use it with more than one device, you can only try it and see if it works or dosen't.
1883013
Two answers for you, 1) These likely won't work between rooms, with most bluetooth connections, quality will degrade after moving away more than 10ft, so if you have a pc in one room but want to play the sound in another these are not the speakers for you. 2) Bluetooth can only be connected to one device at a time to use as a wireless speaker. So having two of these is pretty pointless unless your using them at different times, which them by my first answer, your not getting the correct setup, these won't work between rooms. (Bluetooth likely will not work, you could run a 3mm audio cable. But for the effort, I'd invest in a better setup.) These speakers are great for laptop users who work at a desk and just need small affordable system but arnt too concerns with moving them around or window shaking power.
929466
The speakers are wired together on about a six foot cord, so you can't get them more than that far apart from each other. But if you mean having the music source (phone, PC, etc) in a different room then "Yes". They are bluetooth (works really well) and you can have the source as far away as B/T supports (usually 25-30ft). I've bought three sets of these and the sound quality is terrific!
859719
Yes, I do the same thing running 2 sets of speakers on the "B" Channel and 1 set on the "A" channel. Shouldn't matter what brand of receiver.
1207090
With these speakers you will need another amp. You could hook some computer speakers up to it and it will work though.
1246843
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.
1528556
only if your home stereo system has an Aux input or output, doubt it though as most home stereo system either require bare cables or a receiver, it will connect your computer to another speaker source that uses 3.5mm aux connection
989605
Make sure you've plugged everything in correctly. Plug the first speaker into the second, and the second plugs into the computer. If it still doesn't work, you've gotten a defective speaker. Mine work great and in synch with each other.
529519
Yes, I use one pair on my computer and another on my stereo system, they both work fine with the power differences and it's actually indistinguishable. These do not require a lot of power to function extremely well. It's actually almost impossible to get them TOO loud.
929467
both speakers need to be in the same room. the power cord does not allow them to be in different rooms. you can play music on them from another room as long as the Bluetooth remains connected to your device.
1664193
Yes if the speakers need 3 audio jacks and your laptop only has one this is perfect believe me it what I use because my logitech speakers need 3 and its what I use for my laptop :D
1649931
This is for a single pair of speakers. If you wanted 4 speakers you would need two of these. I'm not sure how well two would play together but I'm guessing it would work fine. I truly do love my set, they work well and saved me from having to run wires across the room.
783668
depends on the audio plug that plugs the speakers in. If they are the same use a audion splitter jack.
1547288
I dont know about speakers but it worked very well for me on connecting computer to computer
1550881
speakers come with 2 different plugs cord rather I see no reason why they wouldn't fit into your computer also almost every laptop has a plug ins for additional speakers
1163417
I doubt it. To find out try connecting any two bluetooth devices to your phone and see if that works. If it does then maybe this will but I don't think so. Word of caution. These speakers are GREAT.... IF your device is in the same room. If not I would recommend looking elsewhere or asking what others think. Hope that helps.
1566678
Yes, but the computer won't drive the speakers directly. You'll need to connect the computer to an amplifier, and the speakers to the amp. I did something like this on my machine, using a Topping TP21 amp I purchased here on Amazon. Just search for "Topping" under the "Electronics" heading here to see some good choices.
673991
If you are using the KRK's with your computer you are going to need a audio interface. The KRK's will take the place of your regular computer speakers. If you are running them for something else and just want to put them next to computer speakers there is a pretty good chance you are going to get interference.