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Review: LifeProof Aquaphonics 10

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I'm Officially Old

gloopey1

Jun 17, 2017, 11:37 AM
When I was young, nobody wanted A speaker—everyone wanted stereo. Later on, everyone wanted the next level—surround sound. Can today's bluetooth speakers be paired together to create wireless stereo? Mono, regardless of volume or clarity, is a step backward, in my opinion.
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Eric M. Zeman

Jun 17, 2017, 12:52 PM
Lots of today's best speakers can be paired for stereo sound. For example, the Ultimate Ears Boom and Megaboom, most of the JBLs, as well as the JLabs I looked at earlier this year. They typically support up to 8 connections so you can spread the speakers/sound all over your house. It works pretty well as long as you don't mind the initial bit of fussiness to get everything in sync. But I hear you. True stereo, with well-defined left and right, is always best.
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gloopey1

Jun 17, 2017, 1:53 PM
I have seen low-cost boomboxes that allow bluetooth pairing, thereby accomplishing stereo sound that way. However, I didn't know if high-end single speakers had true left/right channel separation when paired together. Were you saying that some do? I did assume that you could connect more than one at a time, sans stereo.
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