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I think it is mainly if the phone is close to the speaker that is acting as a slave.
Yes, this makes sense. The phone transmits only to the master, and if the master is further away the phone has to transmit a stronger signal. Meanwhile, the slave is trying to listen to the master but probably has it's receiver circuit saturated by the close proximity and higher transmission strength from the phone versus the more distant signal from the master. Even though these two distinct conversations will likely be conducted on different radio channels, there will be sufficient bleed between the nearby channels to cause this sort of issue.
There's probably not a lot that B&O could do to resolve this - it's the same issue you experience with radios when trying to pick up a distant station when there is a stronger local signal on a nearby frequency (and the reason why, for example, they recommend a minimum spacing between WISA transmitters)
Martin.
Location: Exeter, UK
Nice! is that a Poliform Wardrobe?
If you're talking about mine, yes, it is 🙂Nice! is that a Poliform Wardrobe?
Nice one...
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