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this is a google nest audio and
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this is a google nest audio and if you
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happen to be in possession of two of
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these or more of them
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you can actually create a stereo pair
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and i'm talking true stereo here
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with these two speakers and it's
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completely wireless completely synced up
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and we want to show you how to do it
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all right so to get this started you're
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going to need to get your phone out
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or technically you can use a chromebook
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if you wanted to and launch
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into the google home app and in that app
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you need to make sure that you've put
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both of the speakers that you're looking
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in the same room so it's not enough to
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just set them up you need to make sure
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that you've created a room in your home
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and that you've placed them both in that
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room in the app and so as you can see on
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we've called these zesty nesty and
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i've got them in the same office room so
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we've got pretty much all of our devices
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here in the office are all in the same
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once they're in there it's a very simple
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process to go about getting them stereo
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so i'm going to go into zesty and sd1
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and once you get into this screen
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you're going to click the settings and
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then you're going to scroll down
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until you see speaker pair now this is a
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setup here this is not like creating a
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so you could go and create a speaker
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group if you want but they're not going
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to technically be stereo
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they're just going to be mono so they'll
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audio synced up perfectly and it works
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in most scenarios but if you're looking
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for that true stereo pairing
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this is the way you want to go so we're
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going to hit next and it's going to see
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is also in the same room and so now you
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can just select it's auto selected it
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for me i'm going to hit next
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and it's going to play you a little
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sound and you can see it's asking in the
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pick the blinking speaker and so the one
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for us you all looking at it technically
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is the right channel so that's what i'm
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going to tell it we'll say that's the
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hit next and i'm not going to go through
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renaming it we can call this whatever we
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want it's set up as office pair
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i'm going to hit next and now it's
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pairing and we're going to hear a really
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sweet sound here in just a second
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that is unique to this whole setup
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yeah that's pretty sweet sounding all
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right and just like that office pair is
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and it will show up now in the list of
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your other speakers basically but you
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get your basic volume control just like
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you would with other grouped audio
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then if you hit the equalizer button up
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there you actually get a bass
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treble and balance left and right in
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case you don't have them exactly
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centered in the room so that you can
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balance that to your heart's content and
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once you've got it done
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you'll go down here just right there
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with all your other devices now you see
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just another speaker basically and so
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groups so speaker groups kind of appear
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in their own little section this is
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going to show up as like
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almost like its own device which is kind
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of cool and i like that setting because
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again it's just very simple to
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cast to which is what we're going to do
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now all right so now that that's done
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give the whole setup a listen if i go
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into my new office pair and i cast my
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you'll hear that familiar sound which
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means it's ready to go and it's going to
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start playing whatever's on my phone now
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i went through the google home app you
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can go through youtube music or spotify
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or whatever it is you listen to your
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music on as long as it's cast enabled
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and it'll these new speaker pairs will
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uh just like any other speaker that's
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around you on your wi-fi network but
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we're going this route because i'm
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playing a local file because
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you know youtube and licensing and all
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and so we're playing a track from
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epidemic sound which is what we use to
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get our sound beds for all of our other
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videos so shout out to them they're
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without any further ado i'm going to
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and immediately you can't really pick it
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up here we're recording in mono but you
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can hear stereo separation just
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and i can tell you from practicing and
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messing around with these
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uh before going into this video just to
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kind of get a feel for how this is all
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that this process for creating stereo
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separation with these speakers just
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really enhances the nest audio's ability
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to play back high fidelity music i mean
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it goes from being a pretty good speaker
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by itself to being a really awesome
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stereo pair and if you've got two of
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a deal for christmas time or something
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that allowed you to get two of these
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i would highly highly recommend you set
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up stereo pairing because it really does
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enhance the sound quality of the nest
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