How can it pair with another speaker? I can't figure it out.
1425819
I think the dual-speaker capability requires a wired connection between tr two speakers
1425820
Is it seriously a real question? How can a speaker pair with another speaker. What would be the point of that?
1125869
if you got the cable that went with it, try that. or buy a recharge cable (if possible) for it and try again to pair.
755003
Make sure your bluetooth is off. Switch one to left the other to right at the bottom of the speakers. The hold the power on, they will make some pairing sounds keep holding the power. When they connect together they will make a steel pan sound. Then turn on your bluetooth to connect to the speakers.
1837531
When you pair, You enter the code of the speaker on the device you are pairing it to. It should prompt you.
392090
You need to pair the speakers first by switching one to L and one to R . After this they will attempt to pair with each other when successful it will make a distinct chime. Then pair with your device. Also resetting it might help before you attempt to switch them hold down the play/pause with the power button until it powers off Then the prior pairing will be erased.
936376
You can pair multiple speakers but I believe the source will only play one speaker at a time. But I will say that I had to return this speaker as it kept shutting itself on and off. Seller was great about the return. Just a faulty product.
1067363
Pair. You get to small speakers that connect to a wire that then connects to your audio device
142599
"Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels go to one speaker, but it will sound pretty much as good as stereo. "Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels... » Read More "Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels go to one speaker, but it will sound pretty much as good as stereo. « Show Less
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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.
1951555
You cannot with Bluetooth (they both have the same name so one will get kicked off), but I use my headphone splitter to connect two of them to the same device through the auxiliary cables.
488075
I had the same problem. It never would pair. To late to send it back. Sorry I can't be of any help!
1497246
OK both are right. You can train multiple devices to pair with it. But you must disconnect the speaker see and device side and THEN re-connect the 2nd device. Via bluetooth.
1553271
Audio Out -- typically this is a red & white female 3.5 jacks. If these are already occupied (to other speakers) , get a splitter which will allow you to keep the original speakers and "branch off" the red and while wires ("Ys into one male jack) to connect to the Clever . You will then need to get a connector (female on both ends) which will allow you to plug the Clever into one end and the jack (from the red/white Audio Out "Y") into the other end. You are all set at this point. If you find the Clever will not pair with your portable speaker, it may be because the Clever is paired with another nearby device --- cell phone, tablet, etc. Turn these other devices off and then go through the pairing process. (I went to Radio Shack and told them what I wanted to do. They had the RCA red/white splitter, RCA red/while "y" wires, the connector (double female)). (You can print this info and take it to them --- most sales reps will help.) If I would have had this info, it would have saved a lot of time and frustration.
1000011
Try using your remote. Go to speaker settings and set speakers to match your set up. This can only be adjusted with your remote.
669971
You have to turn on your device/phone's blue tooth and make it Accessible to other devices. It'll Pop Up On Your List Of Devices as Cube fish And It Should Start Pairing At That point. If not power the speaker down completely and then turn your blue tooth stuff on before you Turn The Speaker On So That It Recognizes Your Phone Or Device first. I've also had the problem if other devices are already connected to it it won't recognize yours and will automatically connect to the first one paired. So try the second option first if that happens.
1028433
You can't pair it with anything. It is just a speaker that you plug into the headphone hole.
2283449
Yes, I have 2 of them....there is a switch on the bottom of mine that you can choose for left or right speaker....or mono use. When pairing them to my phone they appear as one unit in the connection but it comes out in sterio sound in both speakers