If my device doesn’t support aptX, can I still use the A1 to wirelessly stream my music?
Yes. In addition to aptX, and the default Bluetooth codec SBC, the A1 supports other high-quality audio codecs, like AAC, for devices that do not support aptX.
Yes. In addition to aptX, and the default Bluetooth codec SBC, the A1 supports other high-quality audio codecs, like AAC, for devices that do not support aptX.
No. The A1 offers wired or wireless playback for extended range streaming via aptX Bluetooth. It can additionally connect to your turntable, computer or TV with a standard AUX cable (3.5mm, 1/8″, mini TRS, etc.).
If it’s on and solid, this means the A1 is powered on, and currently connected to a Bluetooth-enabled device. If it’s on and blinking, this means the A1 is powered on but not currently connected to a device. If it’s off (and A1 is powered on), this means Bluetooth is in standby and not connected […]
Yes. The A1 will work with both the Audioengine W3 Audio Adapter and the B-Fi Mulitroom Music Streamer.
The A1 offers high-definition aptX Bluetooth with an extended range of up to 100 ft.
No. The A1 is a premium powered, plug and play stereo system that will easily connect to any Bluetooth enabled phone, tablet or computer in seconds. After a quick setup with the included power cord and speaker wire, immediately start streaming music from your favorite music services (TIDAL, Spotify, Pandora, Amazon Music and more) or […]
You could use these two systems separately, with their respective apps, and separately through Airplay. Sonos speakers are not able to be integrated into a B-Fi system, though. The Audioengine Connect App is only able to recognize B-FI connected audio systems, and the Sonos App will not recognize B-Fi wireless music streamers. So there wouldn’t […]
The B-Fi uses the ES9023 DAC. As the B-Fi uses your home wi-fi network, it is lossless and no compression is needed.
Sending audio to multiple B-Fi units at once will not impact the audio quality.
Any audio source can be used for multiroom playback through your B-Fi(s) when using AirPlay, or when streaming audio via DLNA / UPnP, or using the streaming services integrated into the Audioengine Control App. The B-Fi(s) need only first be configured into groups using the Audioengine Control App.