Trying to pair 2 Bluetooth speakers: MoS Audio S Plus

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#222451 11-Aug-2017 18:41

Ok, very narrow range of people who can help I suspect, but I'll give it a go ;-)

Anyone played with MinistryofSound Audio S Plus bluetooth speakers?

I can pair them ok when playing a bluetooth-sourced feed, but when audio is via Aux-in, pairing seems to stop. Nothing in the specs or manual saying it's blocked at all. (Oh, and website seems down at the moment.

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#1845339 11-Aug-2017 19:03

Maybe the amp cant handle two simultaneous inputs ? i.e. as soon as a 3.5mm jack is used, perhaps it shuts down the bluetooth? (and to also save battery power perhaps)?

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#1845349 11-Aug-2017 19:44

IF you are trying to aux in to one speaker, and have a second play in stereo with that link over bluetooth, it wouldnt work on me with some other speaker that did the whole 2 speakers paird thing. I suspect they are pretty much all using the same chips inside them.

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#1845486 12-Aug-2017 09:12

this from the website....

HOW DO I CONNECT DEVICES TO MY SPEAKER?

Connect the speaker to your device using a 3.5mm line in cable (not supplied)

NOTE: If a Bluetooth device is connected to the Audio S Plus Speaker while playing audio from an auxiliary connection, the Bluetooth device will take priority and the stream from the auxiliary device will stop.