How to set up Group Play and Stereo Play on the Samsung Sound Tower
Group Play and Stereo Play are features that allow multiple Sound Towers to connect together for a larger and more immersive audio experience. Whether it's parties, events or larger spaces, these features allow for wide sound coverage, with multiple speakers playing the same song at the same time. Find out more below to see how you can access these features.
Please Note: This guide is designed for Australian models only. If you have an international model and require further support click here to get in touch with your Samsung subsidiary.
Steps for Group Play
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- The 1st Sound Tower HOST can play music from any source.
- Depending on the length or characteristics of the cable, there may be a difference in operating distance.
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- In Group play mode, “HOST” Sound Tower can connect to the Samsung TV. After the connection is successful, the Group play mode automatically exits.
- The wireless Group Play connection is available for MX-ST50F/MX-ST40F.
- Environmental conditions or other factors with connected devices may have effect on playback quality. Tower systems are disabled while in Stereo Group mode.
- If the red LED is on the GROUP PLAY button, an error has occurred in the wireless Group Play connection. Try turning off and then turn on, then follow the steps from 1 to 3.
- The ADD STEREO button and PAIRING button on the SUB Sound Tower systems are not available while in wireless Group Play mode.
- The ADD STEREO button on the HOST Sound Tower system is not available while in wireless Group Play mode.
- Long press “GROUP PLAY” in Bluetooth Source state to enter Group mode as “HOST”. All SUB units must be connected one by one. For example, after HOST is connected, press GROUP PLAY button on SUB 1 to connect, and after SUB 1 is connected, you should connect SUB 2 and SUB 3 one by one sequentially.
- While using Group Play, currently connected Bluetooth devices are disconnected and Bluetooth connection is disabled.
- Bluetooth devices can search and connect with the HOST Sound Tower only.
- When in Group Play mode, the SUB cannot connect to a Bluetooth device.
- If the Sound Tower is powered off and then turned back on, or if a source other than Bluetooth is selected on a SUB unit while in Group Play mode, the Group Play connection will be disconnected.
Steps for Stereo Play
Please Note: To use the Stereo Group mode, both Sound Tower systems must be the same model.
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- The MAIN Sound Tower system outputs left channel sound and the SUB Sound Tower system outputs right channel sound. Press the ADD STEREO button on the MAIN or SUB Sound Tower to change the sound channel of the Sound Tower.
- Environmental conditions or other factors with connected devices may have effect on playback quality.
- If the red LED is on the ADD STEREO, an error has occured in the Stereo Group connection. Turn off both Sound Tower systems, unplug them from the power source if they are connected. Then turn on & try Step 1 to 3 again. If not plugged, replug them. Turn off both Sound Tower systems. Then turn on & try Step 1 to 3 again.
- Bluetooth PAIRING and GROUP PLAY on the SUB Sound Tower systems are disabled while in Stereo Group mode.
- The GROUP PLAY button on the MAIN Sound Tower system is not available while in Stereo Group mode.
- When ADD Stereo is connected wirelessly to Smartphone via Bluetooth: Play/Pause button on set only works with HOST Sound Tower not SUB Sound Tower.
- In mode other than “Bluetooth” (ex. USB, AUX mode), music is played only in MAIN Sound Tower and music is not played in SUB Sound Tower.
- If you try to connect a Bluetooth device while Stereo Group is connecting, the Stereo Group mode may fail.
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