I'd use the fucking splitter dumb dumb in order to connect them all . You really think there's a program app that would jail break all them name brands 🤦
Since your video is called "How to Connect Multiple Bluetooth Speakers to One Device" I thought you'd be describing a method to connect to all the speakers via their internal Bluetooth. Here you're wiring all the speakers to their Line In so it doesn't really matter if they're Bluetooth speakers or not. Wondering if there's a hub out their that will Receive a Bluetooth signal, pair with multiple BlueTooth devices and Transmit audio to them via Bluetooth. Your method is quite good though until such time as a device can found that will pair and transmit to multiple devices. Actually, since the Elegiant is a receiver / transmitter, in theory, you could plug your phone into the splitter, output to several Elegiant hubs and pair them individually with each of the Bluetooth speakers. The only question is if the phone would have enough output strength or battery power to send a good signal to all of the Elegiants. I might have to test this theory out myself.
It would be almost the same since the volume output of the bluetooth audio tx/rx is mostly the same as the audio output jack on the phone.That same output,that using the splitter would divide that same output by 5.Lot of speakers doesnt mean louder!So if the phone and the bluetooth audio tx/rx have a 5watt power output,each speaker would receive a signal of 1watt instead of 5watts.The sound quality is worst and with lots of latency.
How to do it wirelessly? Without any cable? If any of the devices having any kind of humming all of the rest would affect. Some handsets support dual audio but it's not the case for others! We can broadcast it to FM signal the tune into that frequency ( I have no idea about the sound quality though ) If there is any kind of device to which we can connect multiple Bluetooth & play simultaneously! That's the real way to go. Please suggest if you have any.
I know PC can join all 5 Bluetooth speaker together. Then use VoiceMeeter Potato to out put them all together. But the problem is if different model, they will be latency in voice speaking, music will not notify that much. Looking for a software mixer that can do surround sound control with bluetooth speaker of any kind.
macOS has a built-in multiple Bluetooth speaker output area, as well as the midi application that allows you to output to airplay, auxiliary, and, Bluetooth devices at the same time, as well as other connected monitors, and even if you connect all of those devices and choose output to all of those devices at once, you can still use your max built-in speakers. I wish IOS had something like that because I could’ve really used it in multiple occasions.
Definitely! But most of us already have a bunch of bt speakers. Now why doesn’t a decent company just make a single device capable of receiving one bt single, splitting the signal with the appropriate voltage to multiple built in transmitters? Has to be a reason no one’s made this yet??? Interference? Compatibility? The demand is obviously there….
Using Bluetooth a person can only connect two different types (or makes) of Bluetooth speakers to a single Bluetooth transmitter and have both work with a slight delay in audio between the two speakers. If you purchase a pair of matching Bluetooth receiver boards from the same company, and hook them up to a pair of amplified Speakers, you will not be able to pair the two receivers to the transmitter and have the two speakers operate properly. When using Bluetooth and you want a pair of speakers operating off a single transmitter, the speakers must have two different receivers that use different receiving freqs in order for the transmitter to pair up the two speakers up and operate as a paired set playing the same thing at one time. When you purchase a couple of same Bluetooth receiver boards from one single company, they will only receive Bluetooth signals off a single freq. set by that company. In otherwards each board uses the very same receiving freq. and therefore only one board will pair up with the transmitter at a time using that single freq. If a second speaker is to be connected to the same transmitter, the second board has to use a different freq. to receive/pair up on. The transmitter will handle two different freq. outputs at one time so each speaker (if your connecting two at one time), to the transmitter has to use two different freqs outputs. Example: I hooked up a pair of receiving boards from the same company to a pair of amp. speakers, and only one worked, while the other didn't pair up at all (they were using the same type of board using the same receiving freq.) I turned on my Icom amp that also has Bluetooth receive and it paired right up, so now I have two-speakers working off the same transmitter at once. The receiving freq of the Icon Amp was different than the Bluetooth board I connected to the other speaker, so both operated properly, using a single transmitter. In order for two speakers to operate in unison properly as a pair, different receiving freqs must be used on the Bluetooth receiving boards to pair the two speakers as one for sound like stereo.
D9 with latest firmware update is an all rounder I have just update mine it really can give very tight competition bto many claim to be the best ones for sure
For this method, why we need expensive bluetooth speaker. We can use any speaker with aux input.. Any method to avoid sync out in dual audio mode in samsung phone.. please.
If you connect Bluetooth transmitters to the auxiliary ports of the auxiliary splitter, you can place the speakers around a bigger area, then hide away the contraption that you’ve just made with the receiver, splitter, and transmitters. Then, you can also use each of those three components separately, and, easily switch from five speakers to one. Or, you can have multiple devices connected to some speakers, so, you would have the Bluetooth transmitter, and, then, someone else’s device.
So u mean the connection would be: Phone via bluetooth to a transmitter that's connected to splitter input. Then splitter has 5 transmitters in outputs n these transmitters connected to each speaker via bluetooth?
@ Jajaja sí, lo sé, ojalá hubiera una mejor manera, pero esa es la mejor que conozco incluso después de tres años. Sin embargo, otra solución mucho mejor es comprar altavoces de la misma marca que se puedan conectar entre sí con un protocolo, no TWS, como una función de modo fiesta. Algunos ejemplos de esto incluyen JBL Connect, Connect Plus, PartyBoost y Orocast, Sony Wireless Party Chain y Party Connect, Soundcore PartyCast y Mifa PartyAdd.
This is a good idea except for the decay in signal by splitting it 5 ways. You're essentially forcing each speaker to only operate at 1/5 power - what's the point of that? Is there a bluetooth receiver that has a built in 5-way powered splitter or is there a separate powered splitter we can buy so there is no loss in the audio signal power and each speaker can then operate at max power?
Hey, thanks to the OP as well as the reader. I wonder if I directly connect the splitter without the Bluetooth transceiver, would it not work, I mean wired but still it would play through all of them isn't it? That would surely cut cost for me.
I hear lot of talk saying it works I got everything he said to get and it does not work I can't believe the people say it do, it's basic simple explantation but it does not work for me anyway, something on his explain not mentioned maybe don't know but it do not work.
WOW!!! Thanks for this video!! Ive ordered everything! I cant wait to play my speakers😁 My setup will be 2x Vifa Oslo, Anker soundcore boom, xdobo x8 & tronsmart t6+ 😄💪💪
You know you can do this on any Samsung device through the Listen to both feature in Bluetooth! All you do is pull your notifications menu down click media output and click both device you'll get a pop up notification in Bluetooth settings first JBLs extreme 3 used Bt 5.0 sonys xb 43 must use the 4.0 because the sync is slower only when pair jbl amd sony together through play both feature in Samsungs Bluetooth but no problem if both speakers using 5.0 you used to be able to adjust the sync dB in Google home app for syncing the sound but it's disappeared just now with android 12 4 UI update but will come back it always does! But I'm still using them this morning the xtreame 3 and the sony xb43 through Samsungs listen to Both/multiple feature
Esa maravilla la hace mi agüela sin cables con la pinza del pelo.Valla breva. y cuando cada altavoz este a 2 mts uno de otro qué...??? Sin Cables es lo qué realmente interesa...!!!
Do you think if I had the same setup and plugged on aux cable into my car and the other into a portable speaker I could play music out my car and portable speaker at the same time ?
If you purchased 5 more bluetooth receivers and plugged them into each female on the splitter, you could just plug them into power all over the house eliminating the need to run wires all over the house correct? If so I would guess this would then also work with a Bluetooth TV enabling up to 5 Bluetooth head phones to listen in on a movie correct? Thanks.
Does this splitter works with multiple 2.1 speakers too?? Actually I have 2 different 2.1 speakers and I'm looking for a solution by connecting them together. Can you help me??
Can i directly use my smartphone 3.5 mm to connect to splitter and connect multiple speakers from there? Will it work? Any loss of sound output? I m thinking some jugaad for my car.
I have a small bluetooth speaker with 3.5 output. Can I use this as output device for Logitech computer speakers with AC powered subwoofer? I can keep the bluetooth speaker powered up by having charger connected.
Is there something that can do the same thing but via Bluetooth transmitter. As in no wires, I connect the transmitter to my phone, and 4 Bluetooth speakers to the transmitter (thinking of connecting raegr 400 matchbox speakers)
Do you have a Samsung mobile atoll? I can tell you how to activate this feature to link multiple different Bluetooth speakers through your media output via BT if you have a Samsung!?
Everyone here is looking to connect 2+ bluetooth wireless speakers to split them in whole house to enjoy UTube clips or music wherever he / she is either in hall or kitchen or in washroom or in bedroom . . . . ??
Not as long as you use decent cables. Distance equals voltage drop but the main concern would be interference, either rf or emf. Can’t do a whole lot about the rf other than using high quality cables that are shielded properly. The longer the more prone to having issues. Also, keeping your (very low voltage ) signal cables away from any power cables will help with the emf noise the shielding can’t prevent. If you know how to solder buy the length of wire you need plus a few feet, decent connections. Gold plated only if you don’t plan to and unplug them which will wear of the plating you paid for leaving a worse connection over time than less expensive more durable and most likely unnoticeable difference in sound. You can build a $500 cable for $50 easy…IF you do your research and learn to solder. It’s easy and quick to learn if you can’t. Buy a practice kit! Def don’t just “learn” on you project unless you’re interested in unlocking that factory installed blue smoke everyone loves so much. Nothing like completing a project, plugging it in and literally watching it go up in smoke. Been there done that.
Can you connect them to the transmitter device without cables. I want to put all five speakers throughout the house I will have ling cables all over the place. Is there a better device that can connect all 5 speakers together via Bluetooth
@@nareshkeswani80 I am interested in the D8 as I have a good deal on one just now... Only £68 where the TRONSMART MEGA PRO is for £71... very similar price that's why D8 is my choice of comparison... Thanks for the replay brother
@@TextuRePro do you know what D9 is after discount of 15% is around 85 pounds and it is much better then both off, but if your mind set on D8 go for it, is better than trasmart mega pro
I wish you could get a pair of the aux equivalent of a USB 2.4ghz receiver, that achieves exactly what's seen here, apart from there're no wires. Just pairs of audio jacks in which one sends the audio (which would be the one that plugs into the star shaped adapter). Then, the receiving one is plugged into any speaker, receiving the audio via Bluetooth, and not via cable.
the problem there is keeping all the media in synch. Different devices have diff versions of Bluetooth and different chipsets meaning they process the signal slightly differently, without a way for all of the receivers to keep time with each other there would be noticeable delay in some speakers causing horrible interference. I have been trying myself to synch just two speakers via bluetooth and found half the time one speaker will go out of synch causing some strange echo effects ruining the music. One method to fix this would be to write an app that would timestamp the music start when playing a new track from any source and then the receivers would then be able to playback at exactly the same time when the signal was received. Unfortunately I am not a coder and have zero experience in making such an app. Also with Bluetooth 5.0 only two devices are currently supported for multi playback. However there is the addition of Bluetooth Mesh capabilities but so far not much is using it, it does have the potential for multi output but so far is just used in low latency smart home devices. If someone could figure out how to write an app to use the mesh functionality to connect multiple devices that could all communicate with each other this would eliminate the need for timestamping and would enable all connected devices to keep in synch. I have been wracking my brains over this as I am trying to set up a Bluetooth speaker portable party rig for events and would really love a way to do it without wires. If anyone has any ideas please reach out ^.^
Hello my friend. I'm having trouble hooking up this setup. I have a Bluetooth receiver transmitter a splitter which is for headphones apparently and the 3.5 mm audio cables and I can't get it to work. Can you help me please and thank you. This is driving me not. I have five Bluetooth speakers and the phone I have will only play on one. I used to have a TCL 20S that would allow me to hook up to four speakers from that phone with a super Bluetooth feature. Please help me
Yes. Buy a bunch of smart speakers, like Google Home devices, group them in the Home app on your smartphone. It doesn't even use Bluetooth but your home WiFi. I use 3 of them: 1 in my bedroom, 1 in my bathroom and 1 in the kitchen. Only wiring needed is to feed the smart speakers with power.
@@nareshkeswani80 My question is the next one because I gonna use a Home theater “Klip Extreme Ksb-250” Plugged to other speaker. Using this splitter playing music through my phone, and I wanna know if the Impedance can damage the speakers or my phone?
D9 i have got it already going through process of review now firmware for more bass? this is to me, they why it is, it is awesome much improved from D8
@@rjs323 thank you for sharing this information like this i have already sent messages to relative personals, of youtube channle holder for more information and also W-king too let seethank you again for sharing infor
@@rjs323 one word, Awesome it is really outstanding sound is very much clear and yes you as mentioned after firmware upgrade there will be more improvement in bass too i AM PLANING TO PUBLISH MY REVIEW FOR w-KING d9 IN COUPLE OF HOURS GOING THROUGH EDITING PROCESS
Questions 1. Can you shift the music's easily from speaker to speaker this way without "skipping" i.e. the song stopping or the song continuing without it playing continuously? 2. Can this be done without cables save the transmitter and charging cables? 3. Can this be programmed with variations and multiple music's like a fore song and a background ambience song or noises? 4. Can a program be set to "shift" the song among the speakers in preset patterns? Thanks this was quite helpful.
@@chiragupadhyay.3123 so uour saying there is absolutely no way to program bluetooth speakers to change from speaker to speaker? I ask how they do it for a bluetooth home theater?
Seee if you have multiple Bluetooth speaker and they pair up with each other then it's okk. You can play them with a single Device. Another thing Bluetooth version also plays an important role in this. For home theatres it's a total different things. They don't pair it with each other. They do it with their tv or pc which supports to connect two Bluetooth device. Or other options are as below, connect one home theatre with ARC CONNECTION & other home theatre with AV input output connection (those red, yellow & white pins). Hope you get it.
I was thinking the same but I was told that the speakers won't play at its highest loudness, i meant if each speaker have 50db this doesn't mean I'll get 100db.
This is great if you want all the speakers in the same room. If that's the case then you may aswell spend your money on a better speaker then this set up. Yeah it works but a little pointless at the same time when there is better method's out there.
Hello everybody, I have bought two W - Wing speakers, one elegant device and one 5 split device. I still can't get it to work... I have paired up the elegant device. Attach the cables to the speakers, then to the splitter, then to the elegant, switch is on RX... I have also paired up both W - Wing speakers, only one will play. What am I doing wrong ...?...
hint: everyone who searched for this video was looking for a way to connect to multiple speakers WITHOUT using a splitter. Thank you Captain Obvious.
Exactly
Lol as soon as I hear the guy who calls to sell me my cars extended warranty or runs Googles I look for new videos
Actually, I am the odd duck who is looking for this method because I have different JBLs with different connect+ and the other crap they use.
This is exactly what I was looking for … y’all just can’t read titles lol
I'd use the fucking splitter dumb dumb in order to connect them all . You really think there's a program app that would jail break all them name brands 🤦
Im serching so many days how to play multiply speaker
But you are given good idea...thank...u🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is pure gold explanation. Thx sir.
Since your video is called "How to Connect Multiple Bluetooth Speakers to One Device" I thought you'd be describing a method to connect to all the speakers via their internal Bluetooth. Here you're wiring all the speakers to their Line In so it doesn't really matter if they're Bluetooth speakers or not. Wondering if there's a hub out their that will Receive a Bluetooth signal, pair with multiple BlueTooth devices and Transmit audio to them via Bluetooth. Your method is quite good though until such time as a device can found that will pair and transmit to multiple devices. Actually, since the Elegiant is a receiver / transmitter, in theory, you could plug your phone into the splitter, output to several Elegiant hubs and pair them individually with each of the Bluetooth speakers. The only question is if the phone would have enough output strength or battery power to send a good signal to all of the Elegiants. I might have to test this theory out myself.
Good comment
It would be almost the same since the volume output of the bluetooth audio tx/rx is mostly the same as the audio output jack on the phone.That same output,that using the splitter would divide that same output by 5.Lot of speakers doesnt mean louder!So if the phone and the bluetooth audio tx/rx have a 5watt power output,each speaker would receive a signal of 1watt instead of 5watts.The sound quality is worst and with lots of latency.
very informative and actually useful i know just the splitter that i have been wondering what to do with, good stuff thanks buddy!
How to do it wirelessly? Without any cable?
If any of the devices having any kind of humming all of the rest would affect.
Some handsets support dual audio but it's not the case for others!
We can broadcast it to FM signal the tune into that frequency ( I have no idea about the sound quality though )
If there is any kind of device to which we can connect multiple Bluetooth & play simultaneously!
That's the real way to go.
Please suggest if you have any.
You can connect more then 2 speaker using samsung , realme , oppo and OnePlus but all speaker have latency you will listen same song/beats 4 times
How bro mine one plus@@shivasogarwal2435
Nooooo waaaaaay this is just what I needed!!!!
Hell yeahhhh!!!
I know PC can join all 5 Bluetooth speaker together. Then use VoiceMeeter Potato to out put them all together.
But the problem is if different model, they will be latency in voice speaking, music will not notify that much.
Looking for a software mixer that can do surround sound control with bluetooth speaker of any kind.
macOS has a built-in multiple Bluetooth speaker output area, as well as the midi application that allows you to output to airplay, auxiliary, and, Bluetooth devices at the same time, as well as other connected monitors, and even if you connect all of those devices and choose output to all of those devices at once, you can still use your max built-in speakers. I wish IOS had something like that because I could’ve really used it in multiple occasions.
Me too
You deserve the Nobel prize for music
Its not wireless anymore. This is literally 2000-2010 solutions recycled in 2020..
ahaha u made my day :D,
I think a single party boost speaker would be a lot cheaper than the cost of all those bluetooth speakers put together.
I agree i tried all this bs and it don't work,
Definitely! But most of us already have a bunch of bt speakers. Now why doesn’t a decent company just make a single device capable of receiving one bt single, splitting the signal with the appropriate voltage to multiple built in transmitters? Has to be a reason no one’s made this yet??? Interference? Compatibility? The demand is obviously there….
U don’t get it. When people bring their own speakers … combined if they were able to link it it would be cool and much louder.
Maybe he wants to play them in different rooms, or in his gas station around.
Garage kitchin shower sleeping room
Using Bluetooth a person can only connect two different types (or makes) of Bluetooth speakers to a single Bluetooth transmitter and have both work with a slight delay in audio between the two speakers. If you purchase a pair of matching Bluetooth receiver boards from the same company, and hook them up to a pair of amplified Speakers, you will not be able to pair the two receivers to the transmitter and have the two speakers operate properly. When using Bluetooth and you want a pair of speakers operating off a single transmitter, the speakers must have two different receivers that use different receiving freqs in order for the transmitter to pair up the two speakers up and operate as a paired set playing the same thing at one time. When you purchase a couple of same Bluetooth receiver boards from one single company, they will only receive Bluetooth signals off a single freq. set by that company. In otherwards each board uses the very same receiving freq. and therefore only one board will pair up with the transmitter at a time using that single freq. If a second speaker is to be connected to the same transmitter, the second board has to use a different freq. to receive/pair up on. The transmitter will handle two different freq. outputs at one time so each speaker (if your connecting two at one time), to the transmitter has to use two different freqs outputs. Example: I hooked up a pair of receiving boards from the same company to a pair of amp. speakers, and only one worked, while the other didn't pair up at all (they were using the same type of board using the same receiving freq.) I turned on my Icom amp that also has Bluetooth receive and it paired right up, so now I have two-speakers working off the same transmitter at once. The receiving freq of the Icon Amp was different than the Bluetooth board I connected to the other speaker, so both operated properly, using a single transmitter. In order for two speakers to operate in unison properly as a pair, different receiving freqs must be used on the Bluetooth receiving boards to pair the two speakers as one for sound like stereo.
But sir, if i use the bluetooth headset as receiver and attach both to different amplifier will it still work without a problem
Great solution brother
Hasta ahora la mejor alternativa, muchas gracias. Saludos desde Bolivia 🇧🇴.
Out of all these which do you like the best? And how does the d9 sound with some rock n roll or stuff with more instruments and voices??
D9 with latest firmware update is an all rounder I have just update mine it really can give very tight competition bto many claim to be the best ones for sure
For this method, why we need expensive bluetooth speaker. We can use any speaker with aux input.. Any method to avoid sync out in dual audio mode in samsung phone.. please.
Thank you sooooooooooooo much! This is acsactly what i needed! hopfully.
If you connect Bluetooth transmitters to the auxiliary ports of the auxiliary splitter, you can place the speakers around a bigger area, then hide away the contraption that you’ve just made with the receiver, splitter, and transmitters. Then, you can also use each of those three components separately, and, easily switch from five speakers to one. Or, you can have multiple devices connected to some speakers, so, you would have the Bluetooth transmitter, and, then, someone else’s device.
So u mean the connection would be:
Phone via bluetooth to a transmitter that's connected to splitter input. Then splitter has 5 transmitters in outputs n these transmitters connected to each speaker via bluetooth?
@@speedwheels9140 Yes.
Es muy rebuscado pero en teoria funciona jaja
@ Jajaja sí, lo sé, ojalá hubiera una mejor manera, pero esa es la mejor que conozco incluso después de tres años. Sin embargo, otra solución mucho mejor es comprar altavoces de la misma marca que se puedan conectar entre sí con un protocolo, no TWS, como una función de modo fiesta. Algunos ejemplos de esto incluyen JBL Connect, Connect Plus, PartyBoost y Orocast, Sony Wireless Party Chain y Party Connect, Soundcore PartyCast y Mifa PartyAdd.
Is there any latency or delay or are all the speakers playing in unison?
Good question
This is a good idea except for the decay in signal by splitting it 5 ways. You're essentially forcing each speaker to only operate at 1/5 power - what's the point of that?
Is there a bluetooth receiver that has a built in 5-way powered splitter or is there a separate powered splitter we can buy so there is no loss in the audio signal power and each speaker can then operate at max power?
Here the audio signal gets splitted into 5 paths. So the music quality degrades
What about microphone? If you put it in one speaker dose it play on all of them?
Hey, thanks to the OP as well as the reader. I wonder if I directly connect the splitter without the Bluetooth transceiver, would it not work, I mean wired but still it would play through all of them isn't it? That would surely cut cost for me.
I hear lot of talk saying it works I got everything he said to get and it does not work I can't believe the people say it do, it's basic simple explantation but it does not work for me anyway, something on his explain not mentioned maybe don't know but it do not work.
For me I got the splitter & many aux cables. Without the Transciever it works fine for me as wired setup.
@@abhishekpujari8298 I tried that lol 😃✌️ that works thanks for the the lesson
WOW!!!
Thanks for this video!!
Ive ordered everything!
I cant wait to play my speakers😁 My setup will be 2x Vifa Oslo, Anker soundcore boom, xdobo x8 & tronsmart t6+ 😄💪💪
Hope you enjoy it!
Hi there! I have a W-king D9 anf W-king D9-1 and i cant pair them both. You think I can use them with this method with both sound in sync? Thank you!
Hey if you have Android phone you can connect 2 different speakers.. I do it all the time
Cool Indian alert. Thanks for the vid.
No problem 👍
You know you can do this on any Samsung device through the Listen to both feature in Bluetooth! All you do is pull your notifications menu down click media output and click both device you'll get a pop up notification in Bluetooth settings first JBLs extreme 3 used Bt 5.0 sonys xb 43 must use the 4.0 because the sync is slower only when pair jbl amd sony together through play both feature in Samsungs Bluetooth but no problem if both speakers using 5.0 you used to be able to adjust the sync dB in Google home app for syncing the sound but it's disappeared just now with android 12 4 UI update but will come back it always does! But I'm still using them this morning the xtreame 3 and the sony xb43 through Samsungs listen to Both/multiple feature
Esa maravilla la hace mi agüela sin cables con la pinza del pelo.Valla breva.
y cuando cada altavoz este a 2 mts uno de otro qué...???
Sin Cables es lo qué realmente interesa...!!!
Si encontraste el video donde puedas conectar altavoces sin cable me etiquetas o no sabo pero porfa
Looks like a great idea. How far from that device can I run a wire? To another room?
Thank you!!! You are very charming ;)
Arent you bypassing each bluetooth devices bluetooth capability? So a speaker with aux but without bluetooth would still work correct?
Do you think if I had the same setup and plugged on aux cable into my car and the other into a portable speaker I could play music out my car and portable speaker at the same time ?
I have 2 echo 4th gen speaker. Can I make them stereo speakers? Like proper left and right channels? Using aux splitter?
i personally have not tried it but i have seen options in Alexa app when you have big studio Alexa speaker
@@nareshkeswani80how can i add subwoofer in my soundcore m + via aux..
If you purchased 5 more bluetooth receivers and plugged them into each female on the splitter, you could just plug them into power all over the house eliminating the need to run wires all over the house correct? If so I would guess this would then also work with a Bluetooth TV enabling up to 5 Bluetooth head phones to listen in on a movie correct? Thanks.
Wish my motion boom had a aux input to play with my charge 3. I have a galaxy and tried to connect both but the latency echo drives me crazy!
Does this splitter works with multiple 2.1 speakers too?? Actually I have 2 different 2.1 speakers and I'm looking for a solution by connecting them together. Can you help me??
Sir Naresh, can you use this speaker for karaoke too? Have microphone capability too ?
Yes you can
Hi. We can connect one W King X20 with a JBL Boombox 2 ?
Can i directly use my smartphone 3.5 mm to connect to splitter and connect multiple speakers from there? Will it work? Any loss of sound output? I m thinking some jugaad for my car.
I have a small bluetooth speaker with 3.5 output. Can I use this as output device for Logitech computer speakers with AC powered subwoofer? I can keep the bluetooth speaker powered up by having charger connected.
Is there something that can do the same thing but via Bluetooth transmitter. As in no wires, I connect the transmitter to my phone, and 4 Bluetooth speakers to the transmitter (thinking of connecting raegr 400 matchbox speakers)
Does it work with Marshall speakers? I own two incompatible of pairing with their app at the same time 😢
That's not via Bluetooth That's via auxiliary 😪 but overall good video
That’s what I’m saying
Do you have a Samsung mobile atoll? I can tell you how to activate this feature to link multiple different Bluetooth speakers through your media output via BT if you have a Samsung!?
Do you know how to play 6 different tracks simultaneously through this setup?
Hi it can be connected as with two way splitterr
It’s like buying an EV car, and then putting a diesel generator in its trunk for charging it! 😅
I have that same Sony peaker but it does not have a 3.5 jack. How did you connect that speaker without the jack?
Okay but if the speaker doesn’t have a jack port like the JBL go 3 or Sony SRS-XB 33 ?
Good tip!
Everyone here is looking to connect 2+ bluetooth wireless speakers to split them in whole house to enjoy UTube clips or music wherever he / she is either in hall or kitchen or in washroom or in bedroom . . . . ??
Will there be any problems with the cables being quite long around a couple of meters
Not as long as you use decent cables. Distance equals voltage drop but the main concern would be interference, either rf or emf. Can’t do a whole lot about the rf other than using high quality cables that are shielded properly. The longer the more prone to having issues. Also, keeping your (very low voltage ) signal cables away from any power cables will help with the emf noise the shielding can’t prevent.
If you know how to solder buy the length of wire you need plus a few feet, decent connections. Gold plated only if you don’t plan to and unplug them which will wear of the plating you paid for leaving a worse connection over time than less expensive more durable and most likely unnoticeable difference in sound.
You can build a $500 cable for $50 easy…IF you do your research and learn to solder. It’s easy and quick to learn if you can’t. Buy a practice kit! Def don’t just “learn” on you project unless you’re interested in unlocking that factory installed blue smoke everyone loves so much. Nothing like completing a project, plugging it in and literally watching it go up in smoke. Been there done that.
Could I use multiple splitters?
Can you connect them to the transmitter device without cables. I want to put all five speakers throughout the house I will have ling cables all over the place. Is there a better device that can connect all 5 speakers together via Bluetooth
Hi Naresh, what speaker would you recommend? W-King D8 50w or the TRONSMART MEGA PRO 60w? For outdoor use, Thanks
W-king D8 or Latest version D9, transmart i would only suggest for indoors because of its design
@@nareshkeswani80 I am interested in the D8 as I have a good deal on one just now... Only £68 where the TRONSMART MEGA PRO is for £71... very similar price that's why D8 is my choice of comparison... Thanks for the replay brother
@@TextuRePro do you know what D9 is after discount of 15% is around 85 pounds and it is much better then both off, but if your mind set on D8 go for it, is better than trasmart mega pro
@@nareshkeswani80 I will look into the D9! thanks for the info
I wish you could get a pair of the aux equivalent of a USB 2.4ghz receiver, that achieves exactly what's seen here, apart from there're no wires. Just pairs of audio jacks in which one sends the audio (which would be the one that plugs into the star shaped adapter). Then, the receiving one is plugged into any speaker, receiving the audio via Bluetooth, and not via cable.
the problem there is keeping all the media in synch. Different devices have diff versions of Bluetooth and different chipsets meaning they process the signal slightly differently, without a way for all of the receivers to keep time with each other there would be noticeable delay in some speakers causing horrible interference. I have been trying myself to synch just two speakers via bluetooth and found half the time one speaker will go out of synch causing some strange echo effects ruining the music. One method to fix this would be to write an app that would timestamp the music start when playing a new track from any source and then the receivers would then be able to playback at exactly the same time when the signal was received. Unfortunately I am not a coder and have zero experience in making such an app. Also with Bluetooth 5.0 only two devices are currently supported for multi playback. However there is the addition of Bluetooth Mesh capabilities but so far not much is using it, it does have the potential for multi output but so far is just used in low latency smart home devices. If someone could figure out how to write an app to use the mesh functionality to connect multiple devices that could all communicate with each other this would eliminate the need for timestamping and would enable all connected devices to keep in synch. I have been wracking my brains over this as I am trying to set up a Bluetooth speaker portable party rig for events and would really love a way to do it without wires. If anyone has any ideas please reach out ^.^
Sucks the phone bluetooth allows connecting to multiple speakers at once but only plays on the last connected one... crapsandwiches
This is how to make your bluetooth speaker into wire speaker 😅
Hello my friend. I'm having trouble hooking up this setup. I have a Bluetooth receiver transmitter a splitter which is for headphones apparently and the 3.5 mm audio cables and I can't get it to work. Can you help me please and thank you. This is driving me not. I have five Bluetooth speakers and the phone I have will only play on one. I used to have a TCL 20S that would allow me to hook up to four speakers from that phone with a super Bluetooth feature. Please help me
You can get a fiio dac/amp to compensate for loss of signal btw.
Thanks!
From receiver to 5 speakers are wired. Does anyone know how to make it be wireless?
Yes. Buy a bunch of smart speakers, like Google Home devices, group them in the Home app on your smartphone. It doesn't even use Bluetooth but your home WiFi. I use 3 of them: 1 in my bedroom, 1 in my bathroom and 1 in the kitchen. Only wiring needed is to feed the smart speakers with power.
Can you switch them off remotely?
this was ok. but how to all devices Bluetooth connection paired. not aux. is any option????
can I use 4 same wireless speakers at a time using my laptop?.
Foolish solution...
Your a fool
Hello, is there no any effect with the ohms/impedance output of the 3.5mm jack?
Yes there will be an effect because if we keep increase ohms the power output will be reduced, because current dissipation is going up
Is there no bad any effects to the phone?
can i connect aux directly to my phone... without the blutooth to aux connector... it will work like that? right
I don't see why not. You'll surely lose the Bluetooth though 😉
@@maxstriga9233 thanks 🙏
A very informative video brother..❤️
Cheers bro
The splitter will not damage the speakers for the impedance?
Why and how because you are using at aux, which can take higher impedence
@@nareshkeswani80 My question is the next one because I gonna use a Home theater “Klip Extreme Ksb-250” Plugged to other speaker. Using this splitter playing music through my phone, and I wanna know if the Impedance can damage the speakers or my phone?
@@marinomanuelmorenosamanieg8204 if you have AUX out then you can but not directly from speakers
😊 🙏 😊
thanks for showing this cool idea.
can these receivers be chained up?
Yes you can
Wow
does that works on multiple headphones??
Can we use TWS to connect 2 different speakers? Or only the same speaker with the same brand can be paired?
I have an android phone (Samsung galaxy) and i can connect any 2 speakers to play together. An iPhone can't do that
Is that so? Will definitely try that.
Does it work for pc or laptop too ?
you can definitely tell that the bass is strong when his microphone is clipping 😂
This is why iOS is better than android.. From Spotify i can connect via Airplay all speakears from apple but also the bose ones.. 😂
Bhai ❤ ampme app se eksaath kaise bajega, please make video,im subscriber
can you do this wirelessly?
This is the only way I found I am looking into creating Bluetooth hub
@@nareshkeswani80 I honnestly dont know why a simultaneous bluetooth speaker connection app don't already exist. Haha
Yes they used to have a media button automatically on the phone but then they did an update and removed the media button why would they do that??
no idea, everyone like to make money don't they
Cant wait for the d9 review. You may need the new firmware for more bass.
D9 i have got it already going through process of review now firmware for more bass? this is to me, they why it is, it is awesome much improved from D8
@@rjs323 thank you for sharing this information like this i have already sent messages to relative personals, of youtube channle holder for more information and also W-king too let seethank you again for sharing infor
@@nareshkeswani80 you're welcome. How does the d9 match up against the jbl Xtreme 3?
@@rjs323 one word, Awesome it is really outstanding sound is very much clear and yes you as mentioned after firmware upgrade there will be more improvement in bass too i AM PLANING TO PUBLISH MY REVIEW FOR w-KING d9 IN COUPLE OF HOURS GOING THROUGH EDITING PROCESS
@@rjs323 Awsome, sorry for caps ON over buttom comment
Questions
1. Can you shift the music's easily from speaker to speaker this way without "skipping" i.e. the song stopping or the song continuing without it playing continuously?
2. Can this be done without cables save the transmitter and charging cables?
3. Can this be programmed with variations and multiple music's like a fore song and a background ambience song or noises?
4. Can a program be set to "shift" the song among the speakers in preset patterns?
Thanks this was quite helpful.
The answer is simply No. It is practically impossible.
@@chiragupadhyay.3123 so uour saying there is absolutely no way to program bluetooth speakers to change from speaker to speaker? I ask how they do it for a bluetooth home theater?
Seee if you have multiple Bluetooth speaker and they pair up with each other then it's okk. You can play them with a single Device. Another thing Bluetooth version also plays an important role in this.
For home theatres it's a total different things. They don't pair it with each other. They do it with their tv or pc which supports to connect two Bluetooth device. Or other options are as below, connect one home theatre with ARC CONNECTION & other home theatre with AV input output connection (those red, yellow & white pins).
Hope you get it.
how to play music at the same time in OnePlus tv and blutooth speakers please help
I was thinking the same but I was told that the speakers won't play at its highest loudness, i meant if each speaker have 50db this doesn't mean I'll get 100db.
The way sound works is if you have 2 50 db speakers playing it will only be 10% louder than 1 50 db speaker.
Maybe can add another stereo splitter and one more splitter for STEREO sounding into L and R speakers of your choice from the splitters. 😅👍
Does it work for iPhone?
So the Bluetooth transmitter is the key???
How to connecte bleutooth speaker without integrated bleutooth modul😊
Great❤❤❤
You are possibly the smartest human in history…ever 🤦🏽♂️
This is great if you want all the speakers in the same room. If that's the case then you may aswell spend your money on a better speaker then this set up. Yeah it works but a little pointless at the same time when there is better method's out there.
Great idea, but it only works if they are together, the problem is when I want to place the devices in different places.
The benefit of bluetooth is it is wireless ie. no messy wires.
does this work on pc with normal speakers too?
Yes even better
Thanks gonna order the splitter
Does Android OS have To Be Specific Number
I tried a splitter with my Monster bluetooth. Don't how it could not work, but it didn't
Is there a way to do it without wires?
How about connecting all 5 wirelessly?
But Can You Get All To Play At One Time ?
Hello everybody, I have bought two W - Wing speakers, one elegant device and one 5 split device. I still can't get it to work... I have paired up the elegant device. Attach the cables to the speakers, then to the splitter, then to the elegant, switch is on RX...
I have also paired up both W - Wing speakers, only one will play. What am I doing wrong ...?...
You have a wire mess😮😂❤
how many devices can i hook up.... I'd like to hook up 10 of these... and can they hook up to each other?
you can hook many devices but issues would be single will be going dividing, what you actually need a signal mixer
@@nareshkeswani80 how to use signal mixer, can u make vedio on it
@@gurpreetkakkar well will have to look into it
Would a cheap portable 3.5mm Bluetooth amplifier be a better choice? Instead of a shitty transmitter receiver?
How can I do that for sound to come out my tv ❤