This is brilliant!! Thanks so much for doing the research, testing it out, and putting it all together in a video for us all. The setup you did is EXACTLY what I've been trying to find how to do, and if it was feasible. I really wanted to use 2 studios connected to my toslink from my old receiver. This video and your setup do exactly what I've been searching and searching. Thanks so much, for putting the time into the work and sharing it. Much appreciated!
Here's one way I think you can split the signal for stereo. Get a cheap DAC, like the "PROZOR 192KHz Digital to Analog Audio Converter DAC to get left and right analog channels. Take left analog channel, plug into an audio to toslink converter, like the cheap "Musou RCA Analog to Digital Optical Toslink Coaxial Audio Converter Adapter" then plug that into left channel of the Echo Studio. Repeat for the right channel. In total, you will need one Prozor to split the channels, and two Musou's to encode each channel. All of this is assuming that the Echo can't take analog audio in, maybe it can. Not ideal, but good enough to test out, at least to see if delay is an issue. Because each Echo is paired to its own input, I think that you can now have dual subwoofers, one sub paired for each Echo Studio...
Although a bit of a wiring nightmare, this would actually work! You would also be getting a digital signal of some distinction as the Prozor converts digital to analogue and the Musou converts the analogue back into digital! Good bit of out of the box thinking there!
If you use this configuration, are you still able to get stereo sound when using as a home theater setup on the 4K Fire TV automatically without manually disconnecting the optic cables?
@@imex I know this is very late but today I set this up and I an running the whole thing through Xbox One I am getting sound from one on the left that not on the right so I would say its working (might have been an update as this vids a bit old) watching the (Blade) film and its 100% giving step sounds on the left from the person walking into the middle of the screen just now as I was typing this!
I have currently set up 1 studio via toslink from tv to studio, it works fine but adjusting the volume with the skyq or tv remote doesn’t work, instead I have to use an Alexa voice comand…is there a way to use my tv remote to adjust the volume when using it with tv toslink?
Thanks for that Martin . Am I right in saying if I have 2 studios I can pair them as a home theater with a firestick and if I want to use them with my Sky Q I use a spliter the way you just did there ?
Hello, I have a Omni TV from amazon, and I connected the TV with the splitter and the digital cables. But the TV keep the sound of the TV. I want use the echo speakers. Can you help me?
I try and try, I reset the tv to factory settings, and try again. Nothing. I connected directly to the echo studio. Nothing is working. I think is one more product Omni TV, chip quality. I try in another Omni tv and the same. Amazon support… bad, nothing.😢
Do you have issues with the echo studio dropping audio when using the optical cables? It happens frequently with me and I have to pull the cable and plug it back in again.
Great video mate, very interesting. This won't resolve the issue of bluetooth Echo Sub not connecting i take it? I think i will have to sell my Nvidia Shield and invest in a Fire TV Cube to ensure that i can benefit from Dolby Atmos. From what you demonstrated although it all sounds great the sound is still inhibited. Having said all of that it was a superb video and guys like you are what UA-cam is for! Top video and very enjoyable.
Does the firestick 4k max allow to hear cable tv from the echo studios or it can only play content from the apps it has in it? I want to use echos but also for regular tv channels and not only netflix or Amazon music.
Can you somehow also connect the echo subwoofer into this setup? Connecting the tv using the Mini Digital Optical OR bluetooth seems to disable the subwoofer connection. :/
@@UTILITARIANTVUK Oh wow, that's super disappointing, gonna have to setup the firestick as an arc then and output to the wireless "sound theater" - I will try out the full wireless setup tonight. I appreciate the quick reply, thank you!
Hi Martin just discovered your channel, it's great. I have a couple of questions re connecting Alexa to my tv, am I right in thinking if the tv has Alexa built in you don't need to use a fire stick? Also what reasonably priced sound bar would you recommend, I have a 55-inch LG OLED 2022 model I am aware of the Sonos arc but it's a bit out of my price range.
Depends on the TV. Some of the older models with Alexa built in would not connect. Have you considered buying a used soundbar? I picked up a Samsung HW-MS650 soundbar for just £50. ua-cam.com/video/1UpPuk2AtQo/v-deo.html
What's up bro I wanted to know ..can I use a splitter on my smart TV which doesnt have optical port .. I have a soundbar that only uses optical audio cable..I've seen other videos where people use streaming sticks in the splitter aswell so I'm not sure
Am I correct in saying that when you use the optical cable and a splitter, you are splitting a stereo signal into to stereo signals. Since the Echo Studio designed to work by itself and has left and right channels already, would it not be that you have 2 stereo Echo Studio speakers throwing sound. Obviously you do not have a dedicated left side and right side but you are getting the full balance of sound from both speakers. Is that correct? I have the setup and I am having some issues with getting both speakers to work together. I do not have a powered splitter but that could be an issue. Thanks for doing the demo. By the way I added the echo sub and it sounds great also.
I'd never thought of it until you mentioned it but yes you're correct. The splitter does not split the signal to left and right channels, it delivers a stereo signal into both toslink cable's.
It's best to use a powered splitter as there won't be enough of a signal to send to both echoes with a passive splitter. A powered splitter will amplify the signal.
ok so..question if you have the appropriate fire tv device, can you this alternate method to connect another device (XBOX/PS) ? Will it switch automaically from Fire TV to XBOX automatically?
I haven't tried this but I can't see why not? If your watching the fire TV it should play via wifi and when you switch to the XBOX it should play through the optical cable. You may have to turn off the splitter when using the fire TV and turn it back on when using with an XBOX?
Could you get a bluetooth transmitter for your TV, like TAOTRONICS, for about 10 bucks? They allow you to connect two bluetooth speakers simultaneously. Wouldn't that work, and the TV volume remote would work? And you'd still have two alexa based speakers when you want them. Similarly, both left and right speakers will have both channels, so not true stereo, but easier and convenient?
If there was a balance setting on them you could set one to the left and one to the right. Unfortunately, the equaliser settings do not have a balance. Im not sure of any other way it could be done?
@@UTILITARIANTVUK i meant, use a splitter that gives you two mono channel on the output, one left and one right and feed the left echo with the left mono channel and the right echo with the right mono channel
Unfortunately when you use mono there are no left and right channels. So splitting it from there doesn't seem to make much sense. Actually when you split it with the optical cable you are getting two speakers that have full stereo. It is not left and right but both of them are throwing out full stereo.
You can split a stereo channel in one mono signal with the content of the left channel, and another one with the content of the right channe, and you can feed each signal to a single echo, so you have one echo that only plays the content of the left channel and the other echo that plays the left channel. By the way I have tried to connect an echo plus to a tv via an audio jack, but there is a noticeable delay in the audio, and you can't set a delay on the tv if using the audio jack, it's a shame I thought the input on the echo was a simple passthrough to the internal amplifier, it's not it does some processing that adds the delay.
Hard pass without stereo sound, but it could be done with optical to analogue, then analogue back into a pair of optical, but it would be a mess of adaptors and likely put video and audio out of sync. I think id get a good sound bar instead.
Hi. Great video. When I had my fire stick connected via WiFi to the studio and my sky q connected via optical cable I noticed there was an audio delay. Also when I switched from the fire tv to sky q the audio would correctly change, but when switching back to fire tv I would still be hearing the audio from sky q. Did you have any issues like this?
I've not used it with sky q but I do find using the optical cables can be a little glitchy and have audio sync issues. There doesn't seem to be any resolution to the problems. I did find when using the powered splitter, there was no audio lag?
A few questions. I am looking to use the 2 studios as a soundbar for the television, but also have them connect to my Alexa "Everywhere" group, so that I can have them play music simultaneously with all of my Echo devices. Is it possible to do this with this configuration you showed in the video? Additionally, I have read that he use of an optic cable sometimes creates a scratchy popping sound after a few days, and sometimes stops working altogether. Have you experienced this yet? Some are saying that this is an attempt to get people to buy the Fire TV 4K. For me, I want to use the soundbar configuration for video games, so a 4K TV would do me no good.
To use 2 Echoes as a soundbar wirelessly, you would need a Fire Stick 4k. If you do use them wirelessly, you can still have them in a multiroom set up. I had no issues with the optical cables when using this set up (with the powered optical splitter). However, I have had audio lag when using an optical cable connected to one echo studio directly from the TV.
@@UTILITARIANTVUK I plan on having them plugged in with the method you've shown. Can I still connect them to my other Echo speakers and play music on them all simultaneously?
@@UTILITARIANTVUK So I hooked everything up yesterday, and here is the issue I'm having. Whenever I hook the optic cables up, they work fine. Next, I activate the multiroom feature, and play music. The music comes out fine on both speakers. Then, when I turn off music, and switch back to optic, only one speaker plays through the TV. I have to get up, and unplug and replug the one that stops working. After that, it's fine. Both speakers play through the TV again. Is there a way to keep this from happening?
It's not the best way to proceed. The best way is connecting both Echo Studios through bluetooth, using the mobile app. This way, they will split the audio and sync to generate a much better sound!
I am looking to do the same thing. I have to be honest, if you are sending what amounts to a mono singnal to a stereo pair, it’s a waste of money. There is no stereo field and thus the only thing you are getting is more volume. You may also run into phasing problems or, dialogue being buried. If the audio is encoded for Dolby atmos on some shows that might further complicate matters. I just purchased a powered optical stereo splitter with rca out left and right. I can’t imagine this won’t work in stereo with my alexas. I’ll report back. Great video btw.
Thanks, it actually is stereo coming through the cable. So each echo is receiving a stereo signal. An echo studio on its own is capable of playing stereo. When I mentioned they they won't be stereo paired, I meant, you won't have the left channel coming out of one and the right channel coming out of the other. Essentially your getting the left and right channels coming out of both speakers.
@@UTILITARIANTVUK ok. It doesn’t work well at all. I got two of the large ball one’s, plugged them into a powered optical converter and went stereo out left and right to each Alexa respectively. First off, music does t sound nearly as good when coming from the line in to the echos. The sound quality is not only vastly superior when coming from Alexa but the left speaker is predominately louder. I’ve tried everything. Switching cables, swapping channels. No matter what I do, I cannot get both speakers to play back at the same volume from line in Thus, I have given up. The cynical side of me thinks is by design. Another weird thing I noticed is that the speakers will silence the input of the line in from time to time and you have to manually re-set the volume from time to time. And finally, you can’t control the volume with the tv remote when optical is being used so you would need a receiver with another remote to control volume or, an Alexa remote which I am sure they must make. Very disappointed. They are just not meant for tv’s unless you have a fire product it seems.
@@JoshMobleyMusic Completely agree that it's by design. These speakers are just not very versatile when it comes to connecting them without a fire cube or stick.
Waste of time if it's not stereo. My second studio is going back as just playing Spotify from computer in stereo is not good enough. I thought I could play You Tube and also connect a Bluetooth Turntable but no. Because Spotify has a skill, why no UA-cam Skill?! Sounding like stereo is not good enough. Thank for trying but very dissapointed with lack of usage for a second speaker at £219!. Return and Refund started today.👍👍
This is brilliant!! Thanks so much for doing the research, testing it out, and putting it all together in a video for us all. The setup you did is EXACTLY what I've been trying to find how to do, and if it was feasible. I really wanted to use 2 studios connected to my toslink from my old receiver. This video and your setup do exactly what I've been searching and searching. Thanks so much, for putting the time into the work and sharing it. Much appreciated!
Thanks for helping me save up on the fire stick money, and as always, great video. love from India!!
Hello. Do you try with echo link? I thing you can select optical audio and send it to both echo studios. Than you!
Here's one way I think you can split the signal for stereo. Get a cheap DAC, like the "PROZOR 192KHz Digital to Analog Audio Converter DAC
to get left and right analog channels. Take left analog channel, plug into an audio to toslink converter, like the cheap "Musou RCA Analog to Digital Optical Toslink Coaxial Audio Converter Adapter" then plug that into left channel of the Echo Studio. Repeat for the right channel. In total, you will need one Prozor to split the channels, and two Musou's to encode each channel. All of this is assuming that the Echo can't take analog audio in, maybe it can. Not ideal, but good enough to test out, at least to see if delay is an issue. Because each Echo is paired to its own input, I think that you can now have dual subwoofers, one sub paired for each Echo Studio...
Although a bit of a wiring nightmare, this would actually work! You would also be getting a digital signal of some distinction as the Prozor converts digital to analogue and the Musou converts the analogue back into digital! Good bit of out of the box thinking there!
Is there any video lag or syncing problems thanks stu
There was a little lag which I had to adjust on my fire stick.
If you use this configuration, are you still able to get stereo sound when using as a home theater setup on the 4K Fire TV automatically without manually disconnecting the optic cables?
Would like to know this also
@@imex I know this is very late but today I set this up and I an running the whole thing through Xbox One I am getting sound from one on the left that not on the right so I would say its working (might have been an update as this vids a bit old) watching the (Blade) film and its 100% giving step sounds on the left from the person walking into the middle of the screen just now as I was typing this!
@@yorkshirepud6676 wait so your get a stereo sound ?
@@yorkshirepud6676 also do you notice any delay?
I have currently set up 1 studio via toslink from tv to studio, it works fine but adjusting the volume with the skyq or tv remote doesn’t work, instead I have to use an Alexa voice comand…is there a way to use my tv remote to adjust the volume when using it with tv toslink?
You'd have to watch TV through a fire stick/cube connected to your TV and control the volume with the fire stick remote.
Thanks for that Martin . Am I right in saying if I have 2 studios I can pair them as a home theater with a firestick and if I want to use them with my Sky Q I use a spliter the way you just did there ?
Yes that's correct but be aware that the volume on each speaker will work independently of each other when you plug it into your Sky Q box.
@@UTILITARIANTVUK Thanks Martin I'll keep that in mind
Is it possible to control the volume with your tv remote control with this configuration?
Unfortunately not.
Hello, I have a Omni TV from amazon, and I connected the TV with the splitter and the digital cables. But the TV keep the sound of the TV. I want use the echo speakers. Can you help me?
You may need to Set the Digital Audio Output setting to PCM or Auto.
I try and try, I reset the tv to factory settings, and try again. Nothing. I connected directly to the echo studio. Nothing is working. I think is one more product Omni TV, chip quality. I try in another Omni tv and the same. Amazon support… bad, nothing.😢
Thank you
Do you have issues with the echo studio dropping audio when using the optical cables? It happens frequently with me and I have to pull the cable and plug it back in again.
I've not had this issue? Have you tried using another cable? May not be the problem but worth a try?
Great video mate, very interesting. This won't resolve the issue of bluetooth Echo Sub not connecting i take it?
I think i will have to sell my Nvidia Shield and invest in a Fire TV Cube to ensure that i can benefit from Dolby Atmos. From what you demonstrated although it all sounds great the sound is still inhibited. Having said all of that it was a superb video and guys like you are what UA-cam is for! Top video and very enjoyable.
Dope video my brother 👍🏿
Does the firestick 4k max allow to hear cable tv from the echo studios or it can only play content from the apps it has in it? I want to use echos but also for regular tv channels and not only netflix or Amazon music.
it works for everything you watch on the tv
@@OscarOrtegaz thanks!
Can you somehow also connect the echo subwoofer into this setup? Connecting the tv using the Mini Digital Optical OR bluetooth seems to disable the subwoofer connection. :/
Unfortunately, it's only possible to use the sub in a wireless configuration.
@@UTILITARIANTVUK Oh wow, that's super disappointing, gonna have to setup the firestick as an arc then and output to the wireless "sound theater" - I will try out the full wireless setup tonight. I appreciate the quick reply, thank you!
hey great video also does this support 5.1?😊
No it doesn't. 👍
@@UTILITARIANTVUK ok thank you man also one more question does this have an echo or do they play smoothly?
@@Mustafa_78666 I didn't hear any.
@@UTILITARIANTVUK thank you man i have been looking for this for months great channel btw
what's the splitter called and does it come with those cables. thank u
It's called an optical splitter. Mine came with one cable. I had to buy the others separately.
Hi Martin just discovered your channel, it's great. I have a couple of questions re connecting Alexa to my tv, am I right in thinking if the tv has Alexa built in you don't need to use a fire stick? Also what reasonably priced sound bar would you recommend, I have a 55-inch LG OLED 2022 model I am aware of the Sonos arc but it's a bit out of my price range.
Depends on the TV. Some of the older models with Alexa built in would not connect. Have you considered buying a used soundbar? I picked up a Samsung HW-MS650 soundbar for just £50. ua-cam.com/video/1UpPuk2AtQo/v-deo.html
@@UTILITARIANTVUK Thanks for the advice, i appreciate it
Help- can we audio out from Amazon acho via toslink or mini toslik like echo studio?
I believe the echo studio only supports line in.
@@UTILITARIANTVUK i guess it does support audio out via 3.5mm to home theater or via mini toslink, could you please check
What about if you added the amazon sub . How can you connect that as well with these studio's. Is it possible
You can only connect the sub over WiFi via a firestick or firecube.
Does it sound as good though?
Sounds better than one but not as good a a stereo paired set.
nice one
What's up bro I wanted to know ..can I use a splitter on my smart TV which doesnt have optical port .. I have a soundbar that only uses optical audio cable..I've seen other videos where people use streaming sticks in the splitter aswell so I'm not sure
Does your TV have coaxial?
@@UTILITARIANTVUK yes it does it also has hdmi arc but my soundbar only has optical port
@@darkwraith1755 you can get hdmi to optical audio extractors. amzn.to/3fWEBsa
@@UTILITARIANTVUK thanks man!
Am I correct in saying that when you use the optical cable and a splitter, you are splitting a stereo signal into to stereo signals. Since the Echo Studio designed to work by itself and has left and right channels already, would it not be that you have 2 stereo Echo Studio speakers throwing sound. Obviously you do not have a dedicated left side and right side but you are getting the full balance of sound from both speakers. Is that correct? I have the setup and I am having some issues with getting both speakers to work together. I do not have a powered splitter but that could be an issue. Thanks for doing the demo. By the way I added the echo sub and it sounds great also.
I'd never thought of it until you mentioned it but yes you're correct. The splitter does not split the signal to left and right channels, it delivers a stereo signal into both toslink cable's.
It's best to use a powered splitter as there won't be enough of a signal to send to both echoes with a passive splitter. A powered splitter will amplify the signal.
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Thanks for info. Really helps. Can you add pics or info of what you used for connection cables and box?
Thanks again
The links are in the description box. 👍
ok so..question if you have the appropriate fire tv device, can you this alternate method to connect another device (XBOX/PS) ? Will it switch automaically from Fire TV to XBOX automatically?
I haven't tried this but I can't see why not? If your watching the fire TV it should play via wifi and when you switch to the XBOX it should play through the optical cable. You may have to turn off the splitter when using the fire TV and turn it back on when using with an XBOX?
@@UTILITARIANTVUK thanks--been holding off on getting the studio due to how i am set up, sounds like this may an option
Could you get a bluetooth transmitter for your TV, like TAOTRONICS, for about 10 bucks? They allow you to connect two bluetooth speakers simultaneously. Wouldn't that work, and the TV volume remote would work? And you'd still have two alexa based speakers when you want them. Similarly, both left and right speakers will have both channels, so not true stereo, but easier and convenient?
I guess it's possible but I'd imagine a lot of lip synch and audio lag issues, even with aptX low latency.
Thanks for this video it really helps😄
Glad it helped!
Have you tried this with a non-powered splitter? I can only seem to get sound coming out one speaker
I've not with these but I've used them before. They never seem to work very well. So I always use a powered splitter.
What if you split left and right channels instead and send them to the corresponding left or right echo studio?
If there was a balance setting on them you could set one to the left and one to the right. Unfortunately, the equaliser settings do not have a balance. Im not sure of any other way it could be done?
@@UTILITARIANTVUK i meant, use a splitter that gives you two mono channel on the output, one left and one right and feed the left echo with the left mono channel and the right echo with the right mono channel
Unfortunately when you use mono there are no left and right channels. So splitting it from there doesn't seem to make much sense. Actually when you split it with the optical cable you are getting two speakers that have full stereo. It is not left and right but both of them are throwing out full stereo.
You can split a stereo channel in one mono signal with the content of the left channel, and another one with the content of the right channe, and you can feed each signal to a single echo, so you have one echo that only plays the content of the left channel and the other echo that plays the left channel.
By the way I have tried to connect an echo plus to a tv via an audio jack, but there is a noticeable delay in the audio, and you can't set a delay on the tv if using the audio jack, it's a shame I thought the input on the echo was a simple passthrough to the internal amplifier, it's not it does some processing that adds the delay.
Hard pass without stereo sound, but it could be done with optical to analogue, then analogue back into a pair of optical, but it would be a mess of adaptors and likely put video and audio out of sync. I think id get a good sound bar instead.
so this is before you got into actual good audio? i see! ;)
Hi. Great video. When I had my fire stick connected via WiFi to the studio and my sky q connected via optical cable I noticed there was an audio delay. Also when I switched from the fire tv to sky q the audio would correctly change, but when switching back to fire tv I would still be hearing the audio from sky q. Did you have any issues like this?
I've not used it with sky q but I do find using the optical cables can be a little glitchy and have audio sync issues. There doesn't seem to be any resolution to the problems. I did find when using the powered splitter, there was no audio lag?
A few questions.
I am looking to use the 2 studios as a soundbar for the television, but also have them connect to my Alexa "Everywhere" group, so that I can have them play music simultaneously with all of my Echo devices. Is it possible to do this with this configuration you showed in the video?
Additionally, I have read that he use of an optic cable sometimes creates a scratchy popping sound after a few days, and sometimes stops working altogether.
Have you experienced this yet?
Some are saying that this is an attempt to get people to buy the Fire TV 4K. For me, I want to use the soundbar configuration for video games, so a 4K TV would do me no good.
To use 2 Echoes as a soundbar wirelessly, you would need a Fire Stick 4k. If you do use them wirelessly, you can still have them in a multiroom set up. I had no issues with the optical cables when using this set up (with the powered optical splitter). However, I have had audio lag when using an optical cable connected to one echo studio directly from the TV.
@@UTILITARIANTVUK I plan on having them plugged in with the method you've shown.
Can I still connect them to my other Echo speakers and play music on them all simultaneously?
@@tso7189 yes, they'll still connect as multiroom.
@@UTILITARIANTVUK So I hooked everything up yesterday, and here is the issue I'm having.
Whenever I hook the optic cables up, they work fine.
Next, I activate the multiroom feature, and play music. The music comes out fine on both speakers.
Then, when I turn off music, and switch back to optic, only one speaker plays through the TV.
I have to get up, and unplug and replug the one that stops working.
After that, it's fine. Both speakers play through the TV again.
Is there a way to keep this from happening?
@@UTILITARIANTVUK Please help
It doesn't work ,I've done everything as you said but only one speaker works
Yeah you can get a great sound bar with sub for the price of 2 of these, or a used 5.1 amp and speaker system. If you have 2 of these, sell them.
Sold mine ages ago!
4:09 In case your still doubtful bout the setup.
Just use it with a fire cube
It's not the best way to proceed. The best way is connecting both Echo Studios through bluetooth, using the mobile app. This way, they will split the audio and sync to generate a much better sound!
Only way to stereo pair is through WiFi using Fire Cube or Stick and some Fire TV's.
I am looking to do the same thing. I have to be honest, if you are sending what amounts to a mono singnal to a stereo pair, it’s a waste of money. There is no stereo field and thus the only thing you are getting is more volume. You may also run into phasing problems or, dialogue being buried. If the audio is encoded for Dolby atmos on some shows that might further complicate matters.
I just purchased a powered optical stereo splitter with rca out left and right. I can’t imagine this won’t work in stereo with my alexas. I’ll report back.
Great video btw.
Thanks, it actually is stereo coming through the cable. So each echo is receiving a stereo signal. An echo studio on its own is capable of playing stereo. When I mentioned they they won't be stereo paired, I meant, you won't have the left channel coming out of one and the right channel coming out of the other. Essentially your getting the left and right channels coming out of both speakers.
@@UTILITARIANTVUK man, that is weird. I just got a powered optical converter with left and right outputs for my echoes. I'll let you know how it goes
@@UTILITARIANTVUK ok. It doesn’t work well at all. I got two of the large ball one’s, plugged them into a powered optical converter and went stereo out left and right to each Alexa respectively.
First off, music does t sound nearly as good when coming from the line in to the echos. The sound quality is not only vastly superior when coming from Alexa but the left speaker is predominately louder.
I’ve tried everything. Switching cables, swapping channels. No matter what I do, I cannot get both speakers to play back at the same volume from line in
Thus, I have given up. The cynical side of me thinks is by design.
Another weird thing I noticed is that the speakers will silence the input of the line in from time to time and you have to manually re-set the volume from time to time.
And finally, you can’t control the volume with the tv remote when optical is being used so you would need a receiver with another remote to control volume or, an Alexa remote which I am sure they must make.
Very disappointed. They are just not meant for tv’s unless you have a fire product it seems.
@@JoshMobleyMusic Completely agree that it's by design. These speakers are just not very versatile when it comes to connecting them without a fire cube or stick.
@@UTILITARIANTVUK depression
Waste of time if it's not stereo. My second studio is going back as just playing Spotify from computer in stereo is not good enough. I thought I could play You Tube and also connect a Bluetooth Turntable but no. Because Spotify has a skill, why no UA-cam Skill?! Sounding like stereo is not good enough. Thank for trying but very dissapointed with lack of usage for a second speaker at £219!. Return and Refund started today.👍👍
Has anyone done this and added a sub?