Edifier D32 Wireless Speaker with Bluetooth & WiFi Overview

[@richardoon264]

@ydkma While some believe single-unit speakers can only produce mono sound, this isn't always the case. Many mid-range and high-end models, such as the JBL Boombox, JBL Authentics series, Harman Kardon Go+ Play 3, Audio Pro C20, and Edifier D32, feature dedicated left and right drivers, enabling them to create a stereo-like experience. Although the soundstage may be limited compared to traditional stereo setups, these speakers offer a clear distinction between left and right channels. To categorize all single-unit speakers as mono is an oversimplification, much like labeling all Soundbars as misleading.

[@Otts287]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@alokmurmu7682]

This speaker is stereo??

[@kbaudiouk]

Hello, the speaker is a single stereo speaker.

[@ydkma]

​@kbaudiouk so no, it isn't stereo

[@kbaudiouk]

​@@ydkma Thank you for your comment. The speaker has two tweeters on either side of the main driver, this is the left and right channels creating stereo sound. If you have any questions at all please do not hesitate to get in touch.

[@ydkma]

@kbaudiouk a lot of Bluetooth speaker companies are saying the same lie nowadays, just because it has a tweeter on each side doesn't mean it's stereo. You would need to have two of the same speaker on each side playing the left and right Channel for it to be stereo. The speaker you guys are showing and calling a stereo Bluetooth speaker is nothing but a mono bluetooth speaker

[@alokmurmu7682]

@@ydkma in speaker advertising it says it has 2.1 setup

[@Eighty86Six-fu5rc]

Can you tws two of these?

[@kbaudiouk]

Hello, no you can't