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The Tufton supports Multi-host which is a Dual Device feature, meaning 2 devices can be actively connected to the speaker at one time. This has a couple of different applications that may have caught your attention: If Device1 is actively playing music, and Device2 receives a notification or plays music, it will become the active playback device on the speaker. If Device2 has different audio settings, you may notice the audio playback change, reflective of Device2's volume and EQ settings. If Device1 is actively playing music and loses the Bluetooth connection (either because of Bluetooth range, or Bluetooth interference), your speaker will automatically connect to an alternate device that is in range (and has been paired previously). When this occurs, you will hear an audio notification, indicating the Bluetooth disconnection from Device1 and if the second device is in range, an audio notification for the connection to Device2. To avoid either of the situations above, you can simply disable Bluetooth on Device2, or "Forget" the speaker from Device2's Bluetooth menu.
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