did you buy a board? and can I ask for a recommendation? beacouse I have similar speakers

@@tomershapira4169 sorry man, I didn't end up persuing the job as the speakers were well and truly damaged by damp. Sucked because they would have made some nice speakers. Kenwood and all.

Problem is all of those Chinese electronics boards come and go like the wind, especially in the last two years. So every time I look there is something different which is why I haven't bothered updating.

@@MerwinMusic Thats a shame but understandable..still, I have defo learned something from you so will continue to search for the tech i need to make it work Thanks dude.

Did you find it?

If you wired 2 speakers in series then your 4 ohm speakers would be 8 ohms to the amplifier, which is probably fine but I wouldn't know without looking at the amp. When you split left positive and right negative it is called bridged, some amps support it and some don't. Usually though it is done to combine left and right not mid and bass. All that to be said it is a complicated thing and I really can't say anything definitive without all the information.

I feel like your best bet would be to setup some Raspberry Pi's as basically a Sonos system. I setup basically my own low powered radio station in our house so any radio I can tune into the same music.

@@MerwinMusic I had admittedly never heard of a Raspberry Pi until your suggestion, so I looked them up and WOW! What a cool product. But I'm unsure that I'm understanding exactly how this would work. To be clear, I want to stream music from my phone on, for instance, Spotify and have the music play out of both speakers simultaneously with no wires connecting the two speakers together.

@@MerwinMusic FYI: The main reason I want no wires connecting the two speakers is that I have them sitting on two bookshelves on either side of a fireplace. It would be nearly impossible to run wires between the two without the wires showing, as there's no easy way to hide the wiring since the floor is linoleum. There's nowhere to tuck the wires out of sight (such as behind a baseboard or under carpet).

TSA2300 would do that judging by its YT video but i dont know what the quality is

If you have two speakers, you can use the one board, just twist the two (+)'s together and two (-)'s as well and complete job as described. If you use two boards (one for each speaker) then make double sure your smart phone is capable of playing two BT devices at the same time. My S22 Ultra can do this with caveat - one speaker has a slight lag creating an echo. Major bummer.

I've got a question for you. I have a tv with terrible audio. I have a decent center speaker laying around that I'd like to use instead. My tv has optical out, 3.5mm out and L, R, audio out Jacks. Without involving a reciever, can I use this center speaker(that has speaker wire inputs)?

Have you found an answer for this yet

@@kserv1473 no not yet

TSA2300 would do that judging by its YT video but i dont know what the quality is like. if you do try it let me know as i will be doing it in the future cheers

take the power wire and solder it up to some battery thignd

I think youre right. That probably would sound kinda strange.

I’m also interested in hooking up 2 speakers. Did you happen to connect at least 2 speakers? Advice much needed as I am a female tech nerd! 😂

@@bobbiekinns9458 nope never did get it done. Still working on a solution. sorry

@@bobbiekinns9458 the board he has had 2channels meaning it's made for 2speakers. He only had 1speaker so he split the 2channels. If he had 2speakers using that same board he would not have split them instead he would have just used 1speaker in the left +/- and the other in the right +/- ...If you have 4speakers you want 4channels ...or you can do what I do a lot ((which is not right but it does work... I don't really care about being right I just care about making it work💩 for projects as quick & simple as these)) And that is simply doubling up or in other words say you only have 2channels but you have 4speakers... what I would do is run 2speakers out of 1channel and 2speakers out of the other channel now that being said you're not going to get the full sound but if you're looking for surround you're going to get it with 4speakers so any power drop from doubling up shouldn't really be upsetting..

@@narfoxone9er971 I have 4 channels (2 left & 2 right speakers). Thank you for explaining what I could do if I only had 2 channels. I’m not about my music being so loud but I definitely am about hearing all the instruments (quality).

Bobbie Kins... 💥♤♡◇♧💥can you post a link for that 4-channel one you have I want to check it out 💥♧◇♡♤💥 yeah I got you I was kind of replying to both you and the original comment guy talking about 4 speakers.. yeah I hear you I'm very anal about my sound as well even though it doesn't sound like it. I cut corners on certain things like garage to attic garage to backyard patio as opposed to side yard you know what I mean... now car audio and home audio whole other ballgame

If you watch the video then you watched him solder it LOL some people's children

@@narfoxone9er971 to the OLD WIRE!! Smh... So many things wrong here, from the cringe hole drilled in the antique cabinet to the ....bsmh just no...

5 million? It should be very easy to do especially if there's any incentives, Philadelphia metropolitan area where I live is 7 million. I don't know if you ever been to Canada but it is full of good people. But as we both know you don't want to take all the White people from an area or you'll get the same results you got in Haiti or pretty much any other country lacking in that field🤫 it's been over 250years and they still haven't got it together... it's pretty clear what you're trying to do here I just wanted you just see how small of a number 5 million is in comparison to the population of the United States. It must sound like a big number to you because it has a lot of zeros or something simple minded. Also I was just giving you a quick history lesson on what happens to an area after civilization leaves. Look into and study the history of Detroit because pretty much exactly what you're talkin about did happen.. sorry but facts aren't racist only mouth breathing imbeciles who have no concept of an open mind or acceptance are racist