I'm sorry for the terrible title.
I build a PE Executive box and while I like the bass and overall response the narrow soundstage sucks. I want to repurpose and supplement its components to make 2 separate powered speakers that act as the L/R channels of a stereo signal. The simplest and cheapest thing to do would just be to make separate speakers and wire them from one amp.... but what's the fun in that? I know you can pair multiple BT speakers off the same signal so I am just looking for an amp board that would let me do the same with custom speakers.
I build a PE Executive box and while I like the bass and overall response the narrow soundstage sucks. I want to repurpose and supplement its components to make 2 separate powered speakers that act as the L/R channels of a stereo signal. The simplest and cheapest thing to do would just be to make separate speakers and wire them from one amp.... but what's the fun in that? I know you can pair multiple BT speakers off the same signal so I am just looking for an amp board that would let me do the same with custom speakers.
I've only seen one that would allow a stereo signal to be split to separate Bluetooth receivers. Is that what you want to do?
Although maybe it wouldn't matter if you connected to two receivers at once then just wire them left/right at the amps.
Although maybe it wouldn't matter if you connected to two receivers at once then just wire them left/right at the amps.
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True Wireless Sound (TWS) lets you split a Bluetooth stereo signal to seperate speakers. Here's a thread that discusses TWS and some boards that implement it: https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/true-wireless-stereo-tws-blueooth-for-speakers.379643/
I've used a Tinysine amp board (TSA7800B) that implements TWS and it really works well.
I've used a Tinysine amp board (TSA7800B) that implements TWS and it really works well.
Nice. That might be were I saw it. I've used the Tinysine Bluetooth boards and they are among the best I've used. 