Do these speakers take unlimited # of devices? Do I have to delete older paired devices? If yes, how would I do that?
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Hi Craig, Thanks for the question. There is no limit to the amount of devices that the Wireless Outdoor Speakers can connect to. You will have to 'unpair" or turn off Bluetooth on the device you are using to allow another to connect to the speakers. You should not have to forget device. Contact AV-Express for more information.
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Not 100% sure what you're asking, but i think i understand . so I will say that me and my daughters are each paired to them from different devices and it works fine. Whoever is in nearest range pairs first then locks in. The others, while paired, wont connect until i disconnect. You can pair as many as you want, but only connect one at a time.
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Hi Craig,Thanks for the question. There is no limit to the amount of devices that the Wireless Outdoor Speakers can connect to. You will have to 'unpair" or turn off Bluetooth on the device you are using to allow another to connect to the speakers. You should not have to forget device. Contact AV-Express for more information.
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Unlimited. To delete active device turn off both, then turn on your new device and speakers. Simple.
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You dont have to delete the old paired devices. You can just turn off the bluetooth on them
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If you split the music device output with a "splitter" plus a cable to each speaker. Don't believe you can configure the Bluetooth on your music device to connect to multiple speakers but I could be wrong.
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In my case, no. The devices that I can connect this speaker to only allow one Bluetooth connection at a time. If your source device provides connectivity to multiple bluetooth devices at once, you should have no issue having this speaker be one of them.
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Yes, these will play audio from at least two sources at the same time. My set is doing it right now, connected to phone and tablet. Getting it to pair to two or more at once can be tricky though.
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Yes you can. Your bluetooth device pairs to the base via bluetooth. The base then broadcasts the signal @ 2.4 GHz to max unobstructed distance of up to 120 ft. If you have another set just sit them on the paired base to sync up remove from base turn on & you have six speakers.
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we have 6 sets of speakers in our home and we have a 6 way. I set these up by hooking 2 lefts and 2 rights together... using 1 "space"..... I guess it would depend on how you want to use them.
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That isn't correct. The speakers aren't limited. Your bluetooth device is limited to connect to one device at once. There are apps for devices to work around this.
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Hi TKOC,Thanks for the question. Were the Apple products connecting before the update? If it is an update issue, perhaps a call to Apple could resolve this. Otherwise, the speakers could think they are still connected to a device. Like Frank suggested, unplug the speakers for 15 minutes. Turn off bluetooth on all devices that you paired with these speakers. You may even want to power off those devices. Then restart everything. Hopefully this will take care of it. Please contact AV-Express if we can be of further assistance.
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No provision. Space them as you would normal speakers. I had mine installed where I wanted them and the installer said the same thing. The audio just carries into more dead areas.Dennis
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Well, I just leave mine plugged in to both the stereo jack and a usb port all the time, so I'm not sure. But I do know that if you turn off the iclever or the speakers, then they need to be re-paired.
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Is it seriously a real question? How can a speaker pair with another speaker. What would be the point of that?
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Thanks for the answer in regard to the number of speakers. My blu-ray has Wi-Fi and that's why I asked about disabling Wi-Fi in the receiver. Thanks again.
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The best thing I can think of is to 'delete' the speaker as a device from whatever you were synching it to, then have it 'discover' the speaker again. I seem to remember having to try that when I had been synching it to my iPhone, then switched over to almost exclusively using it with my Macbook.
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Yes, they can always be swapped with other speakers, but it doesn't make a lot of sense to buy 5 speakers and only use 2 or 3 of them on a 5.1 system. You won't get a better "match" because they are designed as a set. They compliment each other in frequency response, impedance and imaging (trust me - I have designed many high end systems). I would however suggest adding a powered subwoofer. I added a Klipsch SW-450 to the Quintet 5.0 set on my home theater system, and the sound is incredible with that combination. They sound awesome with music too - much better than others I've listened to. Yes, they can always be swapped with other speakers, but it doesn't make a lot of sense to buy 5 speakers and only use 2 or 3 of them on a 5.1 system. You won't get a better "match" because they are designed as a set. They compliment each other in frequency response, impedance and imaging (trust me - I have designed many high end systems). I would however suggest adding a powered subwoofer. I added a Klipsch SW-450 to the Quintet 5.0 set on my home theater system, and the sound is incredible with that combination. They sound awesome with music too - much better than others I've... » Read More Yes, they can always be swapped with other speakers, but it doesn't make a lot of sense to buy 5 speakers and only use 2 or 3 of them on a 5.1 system. You won't get a better "match" because they are designed as a set. They compliment each other in frequency response, impedance and imaging (trust me - I have designed many high end systems). I would however suggest adding a powered subwoofer. I added a Klipsch SW-450 to the Quintet 5.0 set on my home theater system, and the sound is incredible with that combination. They sound awesome with music too - much better than others I've listened to. « Show Less
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My understanding from when I researched this several months back is that you can't do this with bluetooth speakers. It seems like there were some people who had found a convoluted way to do it but then had music that was out of synch.
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This is a Bluetooth specific type response. Has nothing to do with the Inspire speakers. A Bluetooth device may be only paired with one thing at a time. You need to delete/uninstall them from your previous computer or other devices. Just make sure the speakers are not connected to another system and try to pair again. If it still fails, do not use the "browse for device" instead use "Set up Bluetooth Device". Hope this helps!! RJS
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I use this speakers with airplay (Apple). I have not found a way to daisy chain them. Through iTunes you can select multiple airplay speakers. Using with iphone or apple TV only one airplay device is selectable (at the time or this writing).