“can you use two of these Can you use two of these devices paired to the same music source?”

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• That is a question of the source and not the adapter. For example, if you have an iPhone, it only pairs to 1 device at a time so regardless if I have two of the adapters connected to different speakers, the phone will only transmit to one. I will caveat that with saying that I do not know of any sources that will connect to multiple BT devices, be it a laptop, phone, tablet, etc. Hope this helps. P.s. You can connect to one of these adapters and use an audio jack splitter and an extended cable. Or try RF adapters.

  Answered by GoodStuff 11 years ago

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• I would believe the limitation would exist in your mobile device. Most mobile devices will only support 1 Bluetooth connection.

  Answered by Ccnstlr 10 years ago

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• You can pair with multiple devices paired at the same time. HOWEVER, Bluetooth devices generally make a dedicated connection with each other where one device is controlled by the other. For example, connecting your Bluetooth phone to a Car allows the car to not only display who is calling you but also dial numbers and make outgoing calls. Because of this type of connection, only once device can be active at a time. So basically, No, you can't have a Bluetooth device broadcast a signal that multiple other devices will play off of (in normal situations).

  Answered by SEChris 11 years ago

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• Not an exact answer but I have used this with another brand device without problem.

  Answered by Physicsguy 10 years ago

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• I can't understand why you ask. Logically I would say yes since you need to pair with it just like any other Bluetooth device. I would think they are identified differently. I would say you need to call the manufacturer.

  Answered by Ssmeltzer 11 years ago

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• Yes you can pair 2

  Answered by Kast 11 years ago

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• Connection is always many to one and not the other way round. One source to one receiver. Multiple sources to one receiver. (and not one source to multiple receivers, as per your question). Multiple sources to multiple receivers.

  Answered by walkingstar 10 years ago

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• Yes you can

  Answered by alekd 11 years ago

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