Can you set these up for a group of four people to listen to one person speaking, as in for a car tour for example?
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Yes, there are 14 or 24 channels, as long as each walkie is on the same channel you can hear each other (and anyone else that is on that channel/radio frequency). These helped keep a big group together at a music festival, where cell service can be spotty. These will work great for a caravan as long as the stay within the designated radius.
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Yes you can put all of them on 1 channel or two on one and the other on another channel.
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I can tell u that all four will talk to each other as long as y'all are on the same Chanel
1010485
Not sure on the physics, but you could daisy chain each speaker to another speaker. This unit doesn't have the power to push that many speakers with much volume, but it might work in a low-level / "background music" type setting.
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Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired together, bridged, to keep the amp from going below 2 ohms and cutting out. Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired... » Read More Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired together, bridged, to keep the amp from going below 2 ohms and cutting out. « Show Less
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No, I would advise getting something more like a set of Peavy PA speakers. If it is outdoors, it doesn't matter even if the group is small. You will experience a lot of ambient, distracting noise. And it would be load enough to get full clarity. I hope this helps.
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You can only connect to a single pair of speakers via Bluetooth, and these are not expandable so you cannot add more speakers to one set. I would say they are fairly loud. I never have them on full blast because my neighbors will hear them.
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That is not what it's designed for. While theoretically you could, You would need some type of speaker to amplify. Far easier and cheaper solutions.
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One speaker is more than enough for backyard karaoke. We use ours often for this purpose. I would highly recommend the purchase of a wireless mic. It makes the whole experience that much more entertaining!
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Yes, I believe that would work out well. The speaker gives a LOT of coverage. We had someone in one room and people two rooms over (in a large restaurant/bar-type venue) and you could hear perfect with one speaker. Based on feedback I received, I would recommend putting them on the tripod for even better coverage.
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Yes, if all are tuned into the same channel, and are in range of the transmission. As well, anyone outside your party with a radio tuned to that channel, and in range of the transmission, will be able to hear your words...................
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Yes! Siri and BT work well. Also, if you use Google maps, turn by turn directions also go through your speakers.
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I speaker is sufficient. I'm not even sure you can link two speakers at a time. It sounds fine.
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I am not sure how many you can talk to at once. I believe it supports talking to 6 people at one time. I use it for talking to the passenger, radio, and GPS.
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Absolutely. No problem. Use either the provided mics or use the inputs for a preferred mic and you're good. Good luck, have fun.
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Yes you simply connect a 1/4 male from one to another. You can do this with as many of these speakers as you have available and you can chain them to other types of active speakers as well.
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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
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Yes you can, but you will need a "Y" 3.5mm cable, which you can find on amazon for like $3 bucks. And the total watts are 200, its loud enough for a small party.
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It depends on the size of your group. I think it would work great for a small group of 5, but not in a large conference room with people far away from the speaker.