“Is there a way to disable Bluetooth or limit the amount of devices that can connect via bluetooth?”
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Don’t quote me but off the top of my head I think only one person can connect to the Bluetooth at a time. I only used it briefly when I got my speaker to test out the range and volume with music streaming from YouTube playlists. Again, I’m not %100 sure so take it with a grain of salt or whatever. It’s really made to replace factory TV speakers and REALLY shines in dialogue mode especially at low volume at night. It’s an all in one setup meaning it has decent bass for being a TV speaker replacement. It’s not body rockin bass… but it’s more than sufficient for most people. You could always add the Bose Bass 500 or 700 module’s if you feel you need more bass. But I would’ve gotten the next step up for $150 more with the Bose 300 smart soundbar that allows not only to add the Bass module but also additional wireless speaker’s. For me Bose TV Speaker has fantastic build quality with crystal clear… I mean CRYSTAL clear dialogue!!! You can switch modes with the push of a button and even in dialogue mode it doesn’t completely strip out the bass like in other brands. This is really ideal for a bedroom setup IMHO… but would work in any room if need be.
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