V40 - Can you setup for dual audio?

[Rob Ran1405]

Hi All,
I have just purchased the V40 and have to say for my first LG phone its great.

Has anyone setup dual audio thru bluetooth with the phone? I want to play music thru 2 bluetooth speakers thru my V40

I thought having Bluetooth 5 would have meant it was easy to setup.

Happy for feedback
Thanks
Rob

 

[jasqid]

Hi All,
I have just purchased the V40 and have to say for my first LG phone its great.

Has anyone setup dual audio thru bluetooth with the phone? I want to play music thru 2 bluetooth speakers thru my V40

I thought having Bluetooth 5 would have meant it was easy to setup.

Happy for feedback
Thanks
Rob

Yes. I use this all the time. I can pair my Tahoe on star Bluetooth to call audio and also pair music audio through a 2nd BT audio unit.

 

[eric12341]

I'm puzzled as to why anyone would want to do this given that the V40 has a Quad DAC that would offer much better sound quality than this setup.

 

[jasqid]

I'm puzzled as to why anyone would want to do this given that the V40 has a Quad DAC that would offer much better sound quality than this setup.

Cant use ear phones in a car and besides that I didn't really notice a difference.

 

[Rob Ran1405]

Hi and thanks for the reply. So are you able to stream music from your V40 to 2 bluetooth speakers at the same time giving you a stereo type output from both speakers?

 

[jasqid]

Hi and thanks for the reply. So are you able to stream music from your V40 to 2 bluetooth speakers at the same time giving you a stereo type output from both speakers?

No. The music and call audio outputs can be separated and paired to different devices at same time.

 

[pkcable]

No. The music and call audio outputs can be separated and paired to different devices at same time.

I'm pretty sure this is the answer. OR you would be directed to choose output as you start any app that has audio output. It's possible that the devices themselves can do this, such as a Sonos system for example.

 

[Rukbat]

But it won't give you stereo audio, it'll give you mono audio (the same audio in both speakers - stereo is different audio in each speaker) ... but with a little delay between them. (Which can be anything from a little annoying to absolutely terrible.)