[bannonjr]

Hey guys, tried searching but couldnt find this answer...

I have a large deck outside and have 4 lil bluetooth 360 vibration speakers like this..



I can connect to each one seperatley but would like to connect to all of em, or at least 2 of em to play music all around.

When I connect to one, the other one disconnects and vice versa

Anyway to connect multiple speakers?

[mvpcrossxover]

I don't think it's possible.

Unless all four use the same Bluetooth connections. I think. Correct me if I'm wrong.

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[blackberry z10]

Try a "Bluetooth Transmitter and Splitter," or something similar. It'll cost you a bit, but should do the trick.

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[FF22]

I don't think you can connect to more than one speaker system at the same time. You'd need a set that are tied to one another so that the z10 can control both as one unit.

[Thunderbuck]

Get one decent one, instead of multiple small ones.

You could also look at Sonos. It's pricey, but it can take a single BT connection and distribute it among as many single speakers as your budget can stand.

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[Tre Lawrence]

Good options. Some speakers can be linked like F2 describes, but the link is between the speakers. I think Philips gas this.

[bmorgan67]

The Jam2 speakers can be daisy chained together. I believe you can do this with multiple speakers. That doesn't really help you though since you already have speakers.

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[valleyag]

I was all excited when I seen this thread. I just bought 2 of those BlackBerry speakers last week and can only blue tooth 1 at a time. Tried several phones and still no luck. Same deal wanted to spread the sound around with out it being turned up to loud. Hopefully that will come soon

Rockin Z30 on 10.2.1.3253 on AT&T