“Is it possible to pair multiple devies via Bluetooth? Does this allow two devices to be paired with it via Bluetooth? That is, can my wife and I both have our phones paired to the stereo, or can we only have one at a time, and then have to pair the second phone when we want to switch? Is it Bluetooth 2.1? Thank you much!”

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• One at a time, you would have conflicting signals

  Answered by Nola0187 10 years ago

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• One at a time. But it is easy to connect a new device in a few seconds.

  Answered by 7530357 10 years ago

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• One at a time, Mr. Hutchings. You and your wife cannot both be bluetooth enabled on the device at the same time. Actually, I think you can, but the device will only accept input from the intial bluetooth connect. One of you will have to disengage for the other to play.

  Answered by Jamiesgirl 10 years ago

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• Not at the same time.

  Answered by Piglet 10 years ago

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• like most basic bluetooth devices, only a single device can be paired to it. As far as being Bluetooth 2.1...I doubt it, but cannot answer that question for sure.

  Answered by theGuy 10 years ago

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• Yes, just not at the same time...

  Answered by Todd 10 years ago

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