Possible to daisy chain bluetooth speakers on auto-stereo?

Micro1706 wrote:
yes, I am certainly leaning in the directions of the jbl's
several nice ones will do the trick (about 5 separate models)
seems like they're the only outta-the-box solution for multiple speakers that can process the signal with no lag, coming off the jensen's b.tooth signal
we're doing this more for the audio..we're not big tv watchers
thanks to all for the input
cheers
Bob

Are you sure you can BT from the Jensen to the speakers? I thought the Jensen unit only took BT input, not send out BT signal.

Maybe I'm wrong? I always use my phone because the Jensen is a POS.

Btw the flip 3 sounds so much better then the factory speakers. They aren't "head banging" loud, but plenty loud enough to annoy the neighbors at the campground.

yes, I am certainly leaning in the directions of the jbl's
several nice ones will do the trick (about 5 separate models)
seems like they're the only outta-the-box solution for multiple speakers that can process the signal with no lag, coming off the jensen's b.tooth signal
we're doing this more for the audio..we're not big tv watchers
thanks to all for the input
cheers
Bob

I have a Jensen unit in our TT. I cannot BT from my phone to the Jensen while using another seperate BT speaker. Like yours, our factory speakers stink. But I was messing around one day seeing if I could get it to work. You can only do one at a time.

BUT, some JBL BT speakers can use multiple speakers of of the same source. I have a JBL flip 3 and with a free app from JBL you can connect multiple (3 maybe) JBL flip 3 speakers off the same source and all play at same time and in sync.

Otherwise I have tried any of the BT splitters that others have posted. The factory stereo is bad enough where I don't use it at all. But we just got the camper this year and I haven't made any improvements to it yet. I have to get better reception from the antenna and I will be replacing all the garbage speakers.

based on what you are saying ?
you will need a BT enable receiver/amplifier connected to the speakers to drive them, unless you are talking about something that has the amplifier and BT built in. in which case you need a BT transmitter to send the signal from the jensen to the speaker system

it sounds like you are talking about a 'wireless' speaker system and the transmitter has to be connected to the aux ? output of the stereo
IDk if you can mute the speakers using the volume control and still have a useable output signal,

Yes, I should have explained a bit more. The tt comes with a pair of outside speakers mounted on the side of the tt, and another pair of inside, mounted flush to the ceiling. The quality of both are less than adequate.
We are trying to get a couple of the higher end speakers on the market, so perhaps we could have one inside and another outside, without having to touch the ones mentioned above (we are not looking to pull these speakers off and install new ones, in the same place, just mute them and replace with the b.tooth driven ones).
And yes the nicer speakers we have seen are pseudo-stereo ensembles with several including tweeters, mid-range, and woofers, in 1 unit, so that each could be responsible for delivering stereo sound to the respective area, without it being mono.

i should have asked
what do you mean by more than one speaker ?
your jensen stereo has multiple speakers
BT will send a 2ch streo audio to your Jensen stereo

except for these little battery powered BT speakers which are all in one
BT sends signals to the bt reciver whichs gives it to the Ampilfier in the device

you don't normally send signals to indivual speakers
with the exception mentioned above

Jabra Bluetooth makes an adapter that will work for your need. I've used mine in conjunction with the RV radio. Although this is designed for cell phones, it will work on other gadgets. The output plug on the bluetooth adapter would be the input signal to your RV radio.
The bottomline is: Use the output signal from the adapter and use this signal to the pre-amp circuit of the RV radio--thereby using the volume control of your radio.

Bluetooth Adapter Jabra A210. I don't have the website but try googling it.
Good Luck

I wonder if there is any lag?
Has anyone had any experience with such a device?
thx

The only practical way I can think of connecting "2" separate Bluetooth (BT) speakers is by using a BT splitter such as this $17. Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 Music Transmitter. It basically uses multiple transmitters.

I don't think it can be done due to security concerns. You wouldn't want someone else listening into your phone calls from another same Bluetooth device? Similar reasoning would prevent pairing same type of devices such as speakers. Though not an issue if using different hardware - speakers, and keyboard for instance.

However, my understanding is that Bluetooth devices use a unique ID, similar to MAC address. So may be possible if supported by current BT specs? I guess you'll have to just try and see if it works?