How many players needed for a stereo pair?

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Christopher Larsen

• September 02, 2024 22:55

I have a Node player attached to my old-school stereo system amplifier’s auxiliary input and it works like a charm there.  Now I would like to place a set of wireless speakers in an adjoining room.  To get the best sound, I want to have two speakers in the next room operating as a stereo pair — perhaps two Pulse Mini 2is.  But it sounds to me like I need to have TWO players — that is, two Nodes — in order to control a pair of speakers in a group.  Is that right?  Or can I use the original node to play both through the old-school amplifier while simultaneously playing through a pair of Pulse Mini 2is as a stereo pair?  Please advise.

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  Brian

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  • September 03, 2024 00:40
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  Bluesound wireless speakers operate independently from the Node so for a stereo pair all that's required is 2 Pulse or Flex. They are controlled entirely by the BluOS controller app on a phone, tablet or computer and do not need a Node to function.

  https://support1.bluesound.com/hc/en-us/articles/230412107-Fixed-Groups-makes-Stereo-Pairing-easier

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