“Can 2 of these sound-bar units co-exist in adjacent rooms? If I have 2 of these units in adjacent rooms, will they work independently or will there be interference (e.g. with different BT sources)? And if I wanted to, can I use both with the same BT source? I have one and it works very well - thinking of getting another one for my gym :-)”

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• They would work independent. Shouldn't have any interference. I don't believe multiple bluetooth connections are possible. I'm

  Answered by Ramcrazy 9 years ago

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• I don't think that would be a good idea as it has such a booming sound.

  Answered by caddiemama 9 years ago

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• As far as interference is concerned, you shouldn't have any issues. You can sync the same device to both, but I don't believe you will be able to have both units connected at the same time.

  Answered by Arktekt 9 years ago

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• I have TWO of these and have no problem with them . I'm not sure but I think that if you connect via Bluetooth the source ( connected system ) will only work with the FIRST ONE TURNED ON AND SYNCED) most devices can only connect to ONE device at a time .( unless specified by the manufacturer ) which this is NOT.

  Answered by Exphillypopo 9 years ago

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