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  • #49408
    Buccaneer
    BRONZE Member

      hi all,

       

      maybe someone can answer my question, because the mail support of B&O doesn’t reply at all.

      I think about buying a second A1 2nd gen to use stereo but not without knowing in advance:

      When I use the B&O app on my mobile phone and establish the connection to the second A1…..

      1. Do I have to do that every time when I power the Beos on?
      2. Is the stero connection only usable on the device with the app (my mobile phone)? Or is a connection which i build up from my computer afterwards to the Beos also stereo?

       

      Thanks!

       

      #49409
      XavierItzmann
      BRONZE Member

        Not familiar with the product, but as per the following video, the software is unstable, and will not stay stereo, alas!

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYBEnowdvuw

        #49410
        Buccaneer
        BRONZE Member

          Thanks, that answered both questions.

          You have to pair them every time and you need the app and can only play music from the device with the app.

           

          Will not buy a second one. Unbelievable, every cheap china junk does this better nowadays.

          #49411
          skolesen
          GOLD Member
            • Hvidovre, Denmark

            I have a pair of BS A1 2nd gen.

            1 Yes

            2 When I have set up the stereo mode I can connect my computer via BT to the “master” A1 and use both i stereo.

             

            /steffen

            #49412
            Stan
            BRONZE Member

              I also have a stereo pair that I used in my office for about 6 months.  I usually did NOT use the app to pair.  I found it was easier to use the button method.  I also used them with my computer.  Also, to use them as a speaker phone, they must not be stereo paired.

              Yes, they were a little wonky from time to time, and had to be setup each time they poweed off – you can pause for less than 10 (maybe 15) minutes and restart in stereo, but once they power off, you need to repair.

              Not to make excuses for B&O, but every bluetooth device I’ve used is wonky from time to time so maybe I have a higher tolerance for that stuff.  I also thought it had something to do with all the other electronics I have running in my office.  I’ve had some devices that I had to leave the office to pair successfully.

              They do sound surprisingly good so, to me, it was worth the occasional dropouts, re-pairing, etc. However, I do see that if I had these in my living area I’d not like to pair them every time.  So, yeah, not for everyone or every use case.

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