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This is possible, however, only through the Music Streamer method as shown in the video: 0:53

Hello, the speaker is a single stereo speaker.

​@kbaudiouk so no, it isn't stereo

​@@ydkma Thank you for your comment. The speaker has two tweeters on either side of the main driver, this is the left and right channels creating stereo sound. If you have any questions at all please do not hesitate to get in touch.

@kbaudiouk a lot of Bluetooth speaker companies are saying the same lie nowadays, just because it has a tweeter on each side doesn't mean it's stereo. You would need to have two of the same speaker on each side playing the left and right Channel for it to be stereo. The speaker you guys are showing and calling a stereo Bluetooth speaker is nothing but a mono bluetooth speaker

@@ydkma in speaker advertising it says it has 2.1 setup

That's a long time to be loving records. Bet you've got loads of vinyl.

@@kbaudiouk l can't even count them all. Ditto for VHS tapes and LaserDiscs. My dad was a gearhead back in the 50's (he even did Heathkit) as well as working at a radio station, so i was brought up with it.

Hi Otto, you don't need to press a button on these. If there is no device connected it's in broadcast mode so you can find and connect to it. To connect a new device just disconnect any paired devices, the light will flash blue and you'll be able to connect a new phone to it.

Hello, unfortunately we can't help. We only ship to the UK and Northern Ireland. Good luck with your search!

@@kbaudiouk Thanks anyway. 👍

Hey, yep you can plug a turntable and a CD player in via the dual RCA audio inputs. Your turntable will need to have a built-in or separate pre-amplifier. We offer quite a few bundled speakers + turntables here: www.kbaudio.co.uk/collections/turntable-speaker-bundles and have a few CD player options to add on.

@@kbaudiouk thank you

Hi, the E50 can connect to a TV but it's not surround sound. For surround sound you'd never an AV receiver and at least five speakers.

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Hi, the E100 doesn't work with Alexa unfortunately. It requires a PIN code to connect which the Alexa can't accept. You can plug it into the 3.5mm AUX input if possible but not via Bluetooth.

No, this is a standalone speaker system and can't combine with a soundbar.

Hi, no once the Echo device is connected to the speakers the music only comes from the connected speakers, not the Echo itself.

Hi Ivan, the second speaker is passive and connects into the master speaker with speaker cable. It doesn't require a power supply.

Hi Robert, the Q Acoustics E120 is your best bet here. It can run four speakers (in series not parallel) and has an optical audio input for the TV. tinyurl.com/z7pcsbuf Regards, Craig.

@@kbaudiouk if my speaker cables are all together at the panel, can you use an amplifier instead of connecting speakers in series to the panel, I can't change my cables now.

Hi@@darrencritchley5425 the E50 is the amplifier, you can connect two speakers directly into it, or four speakers doubled up if the cable isn't too thick.

@@kbaudiouk do you mean all four speakers cables in the back of the amplifier/control panel? Thought you had to daisy chain two or more speakers?

@@darrencritchley5425 You can do that, it depends on how thick the speaker cable you've used. The amplifier can run four speakers directly with all four connected at the amplifier itself.

Hi, when using one pair of speakers you wire each speaker back to the amplifier. If you are using two pairs of speakers then you wire the first pair back to the amplifier, then daisy chain Left 1 to Left 2 and Right 1 to Right 2.

Hi, these units don't normally work with Smart TV's via Bluetooth. I'm surprised it connected. If all the volumes are set then I'd imagine it's an issue with the TV output.We recommend connecting via cable for best performance.

Hi, the Alexa's can still group together as normal so if you have 2 x ceiling speakers in different rooms with 2 x Echo devices then you can group them to play the same music.

Hi, this video was made 3 years ago, since then the Lithe Audio speaker has been upgraded and now has a Bluetooth 5.0 Lossless Chip so it can connect to most TV's via Bluetooth with no lag. With regard to the optical, most TV's do have an option to see the optical to a "Variable" output so check your settings for that, some unfortunately do not such as the Samsung Frame TV - when we made this video a 3.5mm jack was still pretty common on TV's so it wasn't an issue, but now it seems this feature is no longer on new TV's.

@@kbaudiouk I have a brand new Samsung 75” TV and the lag is like watching a old Chinese to English movie. It’s ridiculous!! Lithe needs to find a solution to this issue. How can they justify the cost when it’s this bad

@@rskinner6032 Do you have the V2 version of the Lithe Speaker? I have a set connected to an LG TV in my bedroom via Bluetooth and there is zero lag, we seem to find issues mostly with Samsung TV's to be honest but in theory the chipset should work with all TV's. If you have the older version then it will definetly lag but the newer ones shouldn't (in most cases at least!)

Hi, the only way to reset it is to turn the power off for 30 seconds then turn it back on. Check the green light on the power supply is on, if not check power circuit and fuse. If the light still isn't on then it's likely power supply at fault, if the light is on and panel doesn't power then the panel may have died but it's not a common issue so I'd start with the power supply.

Hi, it sounds like you have the old Systemline Modular which has active ceiling speakers and a central hub. This isn't easily upgradeable unfortunately, you should be able to add a WiFi streamer into the audio input of the hub though to gain music streaming. Something like this; www.kbaudio.co.uk/products/elipson-wm-multiroom-wifi-streamer-with-bluetooth-wifi-airplay-2-alexa

They have a dedicated RCA subwoofer output.

@@kbaudiouk I emailed them and asked. They said it's a 3.5 jack

Hi, you can only connect one Bluetooth device at a time so you need to switch between phone or Alexa. You can however use Spotify Connect to control Spotify playing via the Alexa from your phone.

Hello there! Thanks for viewing our video! It will be the same 2 channel unit. You'll need to double up the wires at the back of the amplifier or daisy chain the speakers only in stereo pairs. e.g. Left to left and right to right.

Thank you for contacting us! It could be interference being picked up through the cable run. We would suggest installing a ground loop isolator at the speaker end which would help reduce the interference.

@@tech4uk Thank you! I'll see if it works

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That's what I'm hoping do with these to add to my existing Q acoustic surround set up.

Hello, The Bass is adequate for the system. There is a switch to change the EQ to give more bass.

Hi, you can link up to 3 pairs in one room with the Lithe Link cables between each master speaker. The Alexa will then pair to one of the speakers but all of them will play the same music at the same time.

Thinking of buying 4 and the e50

@@harveylewis4321 Hello, Yes! We offer the E50 with 4 of these speakers all the time and our customers love them! They are a great upgrade for the speakers that normally come with the E50.

Hi, it's a great system, works well, easy to use and sounds great especially for the price.