Can Beoplay M3 speakers be stereo paired? I'm finding conflicting info online, and no clear answer on the B&O website.
Thanks
-- Paul
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Beoplay M3 stereo pairing?
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I am also trying to do this - without luck. Apparently it should be possible if you do the set-up in Google Home. Tips and tricks very much appreciated.
Yes, they can be stereo paired in google home.
you can also have multiple stereo pairs in a speaker group.
Never used Google Home. Can one use Home just to config as stereo pair, then quit using Home altogether? (guessing not)
-- Paul
Yes, you just need google home to set it up. After that the stereo pair will show as a chromecast device.
M3 allows stereo pairing in the Google Home app and that will only work strictly within the Google Home/Chromecast multiroom system.
That means that the stereo pair is ""virtual"" and only available if you Chromecast to it via a Chromecast -enabled app. If you use any other way (Beolink, 3.5mm input, AirPlay, etc) it won't work as a stereo pair
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