Can you use 2 of these and plug just one speaker to each and still have the same surround effect?
1361423
Seems like an expensive solution since you would need 2 units and 4 speakers and I wonder if the signal would be broadcast out from the head unit to drive both sets of speakers correctly.
1361424
I don't see why not. You would have to plug one speaker into the right side and the other into the left side. If you purchase two units though, it would make better sense to plug all for speakers at once and sync both units together and than you have the 7.1 surround.
1361425
Don't know. One works well providing surround sound for both rear speakers.
367527
They are designed to daisy chain together. I only own one so I don't hae personal experience with multiple of these devices, but I have used it with other speakers or as a pass through with the home stereo and had no problems at all.
584130
I know that you can add at least 1 more of the same speaker, it also gives you a left and a right option for the speakers so that you could have one for the right channel and one for the left. I just have one and use it as a mono. One thing I will say is that i no longer use my speaker wireless. It was giving me wifi sensitivity (headaches/cloudy head) I know just use it as a portable speaker via 1/8 inch adapter and have hard wired my house where I used to use it wireless.
1858546
Yes i am using mine with only 2 speakers. Have you tried adjusting the gain under the rubber removeable cap? There are also 2 buttons under the cap that adjust polarity and input level I believe.
1063833
The short answer is no. If you are hooking this sound bar to the TV cable box or to a DVR player, there is only one outlet. You will need a special surround sound unit to have multiple speakers. BTW, this is a great unit by itself.
498543
No it will get you one speaker, and please make sure you have the right outputs for them as they use balanced inputs
508419
Well, if you can find two bookshelves with as good of speakers as this (in which case it would cost more) and can find some way to run the same amount of power to both of them (since you only have one center speaker outlet) you can do it, but I can just about guarantee it won't sound as good and during movies and such about 80% of the sound comes through center speaker so they are very important.
1118691
No. If you try to use both at the same time with Bluetooth it will disconnect the bluetooth connection to both. Even if it would work you still would get the same sound on each not a stereo.
1030897
Idk I only use two speakers and mine works great. You might wanna make sure that all of your speakers are plugged in correctly
428334
Theoretically, you can. I do. However, I have to shut every single speaker on and off every single time I want to play on multiples at once. It takes about 5 minutes for everything to work. Which is too long and my mood changes. It's a giant pain and completely un-magical. I don't recommend these speakers at all. If you want to buy three inexpensively anyway, let me know. Mine work well, just not on my network
149183
For "real" stereo, one speaker plays left and one right but one speaker alone sounds terrific to me. Go ahead and get one....you will end up getting another if you don't want to carry a speaker (though very light weight and not really a problem) from room to room.I think you will love one or two. I asked the company (excellent email response in less than 24 hours) about using more than 2 and that is not possible now but the company rep forwarded my suggestion to the techie types as a possiblity.aah
583816
Yes, you can use both at the same time. However, when you plug in the second one, there will be a decrease in volume from the first one. So you will need a mixer at the front end to achieve the right balance.
2253330
Since I don't know how big this cabinet is, and how much room you have available to install a pair of speakers or any single speaker there, I asume a center speaker installed in one cabinet works. It won't be stereo sound like having two speakers, it will be mono, which will be basically the same effect as having two stereo speakers together, one next to the other, installed in one cabinet; you won't perceive the stereo effect(channel separation) anyway.
2101260
Syncing is easy, simply tie your other speaker into this one. A double end cord from one to the other should work fine as long as both speakers are powered.
599092
you only get one speaker but you can hook another one up to it and use them together.
586777
Honestly I have never tried that before but to try and answer your question I have to assume a few things here. One is that you are ok with how bad these things sound, to be frank these have terrible speakers and I'm not saying this as some audiophile who has very discerning tastes. As a general user these speakers are just barely audible and their reproduction of anything resembling sound is poor at best. You would do much better with a $5 pair of ear buds. I'm also assuming that you have two available HDMI ports that are not "mirrored" or "cloned". Because if you are running the HDMI through a splitter to get two separate video feeds your setup should work. Unfortunately using two separate HDMI ports will most likely not work because the card will define one port as the active sound out put and use just that one. Your best bet is to use a Y splitter audio cable (3.5MM) and go from the sound port to the monitors. HDMI in this case is probably no the best way to make this setup work.
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.