Solved! Two IKEA Eneby Speakers?

[jmorc7]

I just moved to a smaller place and I have two IKEA Eneby speakers from my old place. I want to connect both to my PC and use them in stereo. I am sure it can be done with some splitters but, I have never been that great with audio gear. Can someone please help me out with what i need to buy, and some basic instructions?

 

[lolnole]

The IKEA Eneby are mixed mono speakers. You cannot use them in stereo. There were rumors that they were going to release a version that will allow stereo playback via an connector, but that has not come to fruition.

 

[jmorc7]

The IKEA Eneby are mixed mono speakers. You cannot use them in stereo. There were rumors that they were going to release a version that will allow stereo playback via an connector, but that has not come to fruition.

You are right but, what I meant is using one audio source (PC) and sending the signal via aux cable to two Eneby's (one on each side on my desk). My PC only has one in port so I can only connect one aux cable. I would need to split it somehow.

 

[Calvin7]

Use of speaker in a two-unit configuration is not available. You need just one unit.

These are wireless Bluetooth that need a Bluetooth adapter device on your PC.
https/www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100158097%20600315449&IsNodeId=1&bop=And&Order=BESTMATCH&PageSize=36

Instructions for pairing:
https/www.ikea.com/us/en/manuals/eneby-bluetooth-speaker__AA-2059957-4_pub.pdf

 

[lolnole]

Just to be clear, you want to duplicate the stereo signal from your PC to each speaker. If yes, then you are looking for a Y Cable:

http/hosatech.com/product/ymm-232/

If you want to experiment, you may be able wire up a faux stereo. You need to split the stereo signal to left/right mono signals:

http/hosatech.com/product/ymm-261/

Run the mono signals to each speaker with a mono interconnect cable:

http/hosatech.com/product/cmm-300/

Because the speakers input a stereo signal, you convert the mono signals to stereo signals:

https/www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=7128

 

[jsmithepa]

I don't see this speaker having any kind of wiring in the back, looks like a purely BT thing, and you want to split the signal? Painful to the point of not worth it.