If I wanted to pair and stream music to two Jamboxs at the same time, would this work? (A Jambox is just a wireless portable bluetooth speaker)
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Hi Matt,I don't see why not as we stream to two BT headphones at the same time. I might be concerned with latency because if we're off a 1/128 beat in the headphones nobody would know. But if it's off that much in video viewing or external music it might sound "off". In general my answer would be yes, but you should be aware of the possible problems.
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As long as you have Bluetooth technology, the mini Jambox should be able to connect. I had my iPad, iPhone, iPod, and my husbands golfing friends with every phone model imaginable connect to this speaker so they could have their own music at a golf gathering.
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I guess it would depend on the size of the gym? However, I'm not sure you can sync one bluetooth device to two speakers simultaneously.
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No....you need a separate device called a Bluetooth splitter. The splitter will allow you to stream 2 Bluetooth devices at the same time Just in case you're interested, here you go:
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No. You can have a pairing relationship established with all four speakers, but you will be able to connect to only one at a time. Each of the speakers uses the same Bluetooth profile, and you can have only one active connection per profile. If you are playing music through speaker 1, and you connect speaker 2, then speaker 1 will lose its data feed.
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That would depend on the source. Each speaker can only sync to one device. I am using a Synology NAS box as the source and it will allow me to simultaneiusly play to 3 different Bluetooth devices but they are independent playlists and not synchronized to each other.
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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.
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Yes, after synchronizing both devices (laptop, Bluetooth Music Receiver) you'll be able to stream music through the Receiver.
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As long as it has a clear path between the receiver and the bluetooth speaker, you shouldn't have a problem. Depending on the quality of your speakers, it may experience a bit of lag in the transmission of the music, (i.e. your playlist is on the next song before the previous song has finished playing audibly), which is easily fixed by turning off your speaker and turning it back on.
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I have used my iPhone, iPad and Mac all with the Mini Jambox. It also allows multiple connections, so you can switch back and forth between devices. If your iPod supports bluetooth, it should work with the jambox.
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I have 2receivers set up and I can play iTunes from a laptop to one or to both at the same time this works well if that is what you are trying to do.
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I don't believe so. Most devices only allow one bluetooth audio device to be connected to it at one time.
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yes, it can be used (a) wirelessly if your ipod has Bluetooth connectivity, and (b) with a 3.5mm audio cable if not. you do not need wi-fi access to use a Jambox.
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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.
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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.
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No, your iPod (as well as all other Bluetooth devices) can only stream to ONE device at a time.
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You can transmit to one of your bluetooth speakers by connect the audio jack out from your receiver. You can not connect 2 bluetooth speakers at a time. If you like to connect 2 bluetooth device at same time, you need to use TRX__HDM, Multi_links which can connect 2 bluetooth devices at a time. The TRX_HDM weblink is http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MMQVSQK.