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[John55bt]

Hi
Question in your opinion what should you have your google home volume set on so you do not crack or blowout the speaker? I hope this well change within a few months or so. From what I can see and read on the internet the Amazon echo dot is more advanced and you can do more things on it so far. Then with google home thank you

 

[ratsttam]

I would hope that the amplifier that drives the speakers would be set where it wouldn't blow out said speakers at max volume. So for this, I would just say go as loud as you need/want and tone it down if the music sounds distorted.

Personally I have a few Echo Dots around my house. I paired my 2.1 sound bar in my living room to one, so when I put the soundbar on blue tooth, the sound from the Dot is redirected through the "big speakers" in the room, and when I put it back on the TVs input (where the tv is the hub for everything else attached), the sound drops back to the built in dot speaker. Works great this way. I recall reading that the Home also has blue tooth output?

I don't have the Google Home to compare functionality, and my girlfriend won't approve of having more devices with different hotwords to confuse her or the kids.

 

[John55bt]

Hi Ratsttam. Thank you for your help on this.

 

[John55bt]

So I shouldn't worry if I have the volume up to 8 or 9 on the google home System? Thank you