can you pair these speakers null

YES YOU CAN! ... And boy do they sound incredible when you do! - The Sony SRS-XB2(3) speakers have the ability to be "paired" together with each other (2 speakers required) utilizing the built-in "Speaker Add Function" that allows 2 of these speakers to communicate with each other using a discreet Bluetooth signal generated by the speaker itself. The speakers can then be set to separate a stereo signal into right and left channels for "True" stereo sound. (NOTE: This only works when you have a device (tablet, smart phone, Bluetooth enabled MP3 player) that is sending the initial speaker a Bluetooth signal that is in stereo to begin with).

Hi, this speaker can be paired with up to eight BLUETOOTH devices. Dave

This speaker can be paired with another identical Sony speaker.

Yes. You can buy 2 more of the same speakers and pair all 3 to the same device, there is a button on the side that reads "add L R". And the instructions show you how to do it.

If by pair the speakers you mean connect more than one to play at a time, yes you can.

Pairing to a Bluetooth audio source is simple with this model. There is a dedicated Bluetooth button on the device that allows you to put it into pairing mode. It also is capable of being paired with an additional speaker to create true stereo sound, which also has a dedicated button on the device to make this possible.

Yes you can use more than one for a surround sound experience.

Yes you can. You can pair two speakers together

No, you can not pair these with speakers.

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YES YOU CAN! ... And boy do they sound incredible when you do! - The Sony SRS-XB2(3) speakers have the ability to be "paired" together with each other (2 speakers required) utilizing the built-in "Speaker Add Function" that allows 2 of these speakers to communicate with each other using a discreet Bluetooth signal generated by the speaker itself. The speakers can then be set to separate a stereo signal into right and left channels for "True" stereo sound. (NOTE: This only works when you have a device (tablet, smart phone, Bluetooth enabled MP3 player) that is sending the initial speaker a Bluetooth signal that is in stereo to begin with).
Answered by SpockCO 9 years ago
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Hi, this speaker can be paired with up to eight BLUETOOTH devices. Dave
Answered by SonyListens 9 years ago
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This speaker can be paired with another identical Sony speaker.
Answered by mimi22 9 years ago
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Yes. You can buy 2 more of the same speakers and pair all 3 to the same device, there is a button on the side that reads "add L R". And the instructions show you how to do it.
Answered by Jman 9 years ago
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If by pair the speakers you mean connect more than one to play at a time, yes you can.
Answered by Keshia 9 years ago
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Pairing to a Bluetooth audio source is simple with this model. There is a dedicated Bluetooth button on the device that allows you to put it into pairing mode. It also is capable of being paired with an additional speaker to create true stereo sound, which also has a dedicated button on the device to make this possible.
Answered by Ruff 9 years ago
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Yes
Answered by SKMusic 9 years ago
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Yes you can use more than one for a surround sound experience.
Answered by DrDeb 9 years ago
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Yes you can. You can pair two speakers together
Answered by Steampunk1989 9 years ago
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No, you can not pair these with speakers.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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