“I have one Harman/Kardon-Onyx Studio 4 Portable Bluetooth Speaker. If I had 2 of these speakers would they both work using Bluetooth from one Mac Lap Top at the sametime? If yes is there a special process required to hook both up and play together?”
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I’d like to say no. I just purchased my second one and I think the only way to have them both playing at the same time is to connect them through the AUX port. You’d need a ‘Y’ signal splitter and you’d need to connect them to the source. I’ve had no luck connecting both speakers at the same time through Bluetooth.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have two and they're connected to my alexa they play as a stero pair
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Syncing requires use of the Harman/Kardon app —HK Connect. I’d check to see if that app is available for use with your Mac if it isn’t then syncing may be challenging. The app isn’t required with a single speaker.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not sure on a Mac. If you can download the Harmon app on a Mac then maybe so. You can go stereo through your phone and pair up to 20 of these things simultaneously playing the same stream of music. Again I think you can only link them in the app.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I dont own any apple products but would think they connect the same as any other if connecting thru bluetooth. So connect your device to your speaker #1, then simply push the sync button(on all desired speakers)which is beside the bluetooth button on the top left, and voila you have successfully synced your wireless speakers! Enjoy!
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