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Old 12-19-2018, 12:24 PM   #3400
OtinG
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Got my two Dot 3's paired for stereo

Got my two Dot 3's paired for stereo, and wow what great sound! I have them placed in the opposite back corners of my office desk about 1 meter apart. They are plenty loud at volume 3, even a bit too loud for background listening at 3 as 2 is better. They start to vibrate the desk around volume 4 and volume 5 is about as loud as I can tolerate if sitting at the desk. So plenty of volume!

I adjusted the Equalizer to improve the sound for my tastes. To adjust the Equalizer for a paired set of Echos do the following:
  1. Open Alexa app, select Devices icon in bottom-right of screen.
  2. In Devices screen, select Echo & Alexa icon in top-left of screen.
  3. In the Echo & Alexa screen, select one of the Echo devices in the set. (Don't select the Sub if it is paired.)
  4. In the Device Settings screen, select Audio Controls (listed in the General section).
  5. In the Audio Controls screen, make your adjustments.

The adjustments made to either Echo in the paired set will be applied to both Echos. I'm not sure about the Sub as I don't have one of those.

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