Can you play Xtreme3 and Charge4 together?

This is not that easy. Yes, and no is the answer. If you try to play them wireless together, then you need a phone that can play and connect to two BT speakers at the same time. If you don't have that you can wire them together, but you need a wired audio source and a splitter to do that.

[@MegaSafetyFirst]

Nice comparison - thx for sharing! 👍

[@maryreed2619]

Sounds great!

[@alexandreguillard8792]

The Charge 4 and the Xtreme 3 don’t share the same Bluetooth protocol, that’s why they can’t connect with each other

[@JBLdestruction]

You have to get an android device

[@nyt3Hara]

these two speakers have aux, is it not an option to connect them via aux?

[@mygiguser]

The DSP causes a signal delay, different on each speaker. So they can't play together, it sounds weird.

[@mohamedkotiya4425]

Why you can't connect charger 4 with extreme 3?
I have both of them and i can't connect them together?

[@mygiguser]

no you can't

[@larsdebaets441]

how dith you do tath

[@i3do]

lol why change 4 is better

[@mygiguser]

is that a question?

[@GM-jm2wt]

I also kind of perceive the sound much more profound and open on the charge 4, to such a degree that my only guess is that the positioning and distance of the x3 from the mic does it this dirty

[@donwilson5793]

You can connect them together, I was fuckin around w them n I did

[@josevelasco5104]

How did u do it ??

[@grahamanderson6411]

LIES LIES LIES!

[@solebrothers7515]

What does connecting multiple speakers together? What are the benefits?

[@mygiguser]

it is just louder, and if you use two you can play in stereo.