The 512 is not designed to function as a pair, however, depending on what source you use this may be possible! We have tested pairing some Android phones with 2 of the 512s by selecting “dual audio” in the Bluetooth settings on the phone. Some phones/sources will allow you to connect to multiple Bluetooth devices […]
Yes! The charger plugs into a micro USB charging port, leaving the aux input or Bluetooth open for use at the same time!
If the speaker wire connections on one side are swapped, this can result in a sound that is “scooped” where the lower frequency sounds that are mostly equal between the left and right speakers are reaching you out of phase with one another. This can result in the speakers sounding like they are lacking in […]
The 512 was designed to be a stand-alone Bluetooth speaker and also has a mini-stereo input; because of this, it doesn’t have any outputs to connect to a powered subwoofer, such as the S8.
On the top of the 512, there are three lights that tell you how much charge the 512’s battery has. When the 512 needs to be charged (only 1 of the lights will be lit), there is a rapid succession of 5 electronic beeps or bongs that will interrupt the music before resuming it to […]
While battery life will depend somewhat on the volume you’re using the 512 at, typical battery life of the 512 is up to 12 hours.
Yes, you can control the volume from the audio source itself as well as the volume buttons on the top of 512.
Nope! The 512 features an analog input so you can connect your audio source to the speaker using a standard mini-stereo cable.
The Bluetooth icon button controls the speaker’s pair mode and also acts as an indicator. When the button is flashing, the speaker is currently in pair mode and open to connect to a device. If the button is solid, it means a device is currently connected to the speaker. In order to disconnect a device […]
Some turntables do not have a built-in preamp and as a result, you will need to add an external phono preamp between your turntable and A2+ Wireless. Many turntables, however, (such as the Music Hall USB-1 or Audio Technica AT-LP120) have a built-in preamp and include a switch on the back for “line” or “phono”. […]
