How To

Yes. The E45/E55BT headphones have the ability to pair and connect to two devices at the same time.

Yes. The E65BTNC headphones have the ability to pair and connect to two devices at the same time.

Yes. The JBL DUETNC headphones have the ability to pair and connect to two devices at the same time.

An auxiliary splitter would be required to utilize the audio input auxiliary connections.

Yes!
By using the JBL ONE app, you can change the equalization settings of the speaker to fit your personal taste by adjusting the settings of each frequency to create your personalized EQ:

• BASS: Adjust the lower frequency sounds, such as bass or a kick drum.
• MID: Adjust the mid-frequency sounds, such as human speech.
• TREBLE: Adjust the higher frequency sounds for clarity.

Currently in Record, you can not customize ranges for each heart rate zone but you can customize your Max heart rate, which affects your zone ranges. Edit your Max heart rate by going to My Profile page by tapping the person icon in the top left corner. Tap the edit button in the top left corner to edit the Max HR field.

Yes, there are two ways to disable the voice assistant feature.
1) double tap the left ear cup, or 2) In the My JBL Headphones app, de-select both assistants.

Yes, the JBL Playlist can be reset to factory settings. First, Power ON the JBL Playlist. Secondly, press and hold the Play and Volume (-) buttons simultaneously for about 10 seconds, and after 10 seconds you should see the Play/Pause and Bluetooth button light up, followed by the speaker going into Standby. Once you see the speaker powers back ON, reset is complete.

Please note that although the Wireless version of Control X does have a threaded insert for brackets, JBL offers no brackets. The brackets for the Control X passive model cannot be used with the wireless version. Brackets for the wireless version must be custom made.

Please note that although the Control Xstream does have a threaded insert for brackets, JBL offers no brackets. Custom made wallmounts should be used.

We only offer volume+ and volume-, mute and power for your TV remote to learn these IR codes.

Yes, you can listen to music via cabled connection while you charge the battery. As soon as you insert the charging cable, all active circuits are switched off, and only the analog cable input remains active. When charging has finished, you can use the wireless and noise cancelling functions again.

Yes, but only via cabled connection. When you insert the USB charging cable, Bluetooth is switched off, so wireless listening is not possible.

Yes, but only via cabled connection. When you insert the USB charging cable, Bluetooth is switched off, so wireless listening is not possible.

Yes, but only via cabled connection. When you insert the USB charging cable, Bluetooth is switched off, so wireless listening is not possible.

Unfortunately, you cannot turn on and use the headphones while they are charging.

Yes, these headphones can be connected and paired to two devices at the same time.

Yes, you can use them for telephone conversations in both Bluetooth and wired mode when paired with a smart device. 

The JBL Quantum Stream Studio comes with an adapter that can be mounted on different boom mic arm systems or tripods. The adapter is already built in the microphone stand so that you always have the adapter close to you when needed. 

Yes, you can play game either wired or wirelessly while using USB-C charging cable.  

Yes. Out-the-box the JBL Bar series soundbar recognizes volume and mute controls from the most common TV remote controls. The JBL Bar series has IR learning. You can use this feature to teach the soundbar to response to your TV's remote control as well.

Yes, use the MONITOR OUT sockets (1/4” and RCA are available on 208P, RCA on ONE) to feed into a recording device. Please note that these outputs are volume controlled, so set the volume correctly, depending on the sensitivity of the recording device.

It is possible to replace the ear pads, but there are details to consider. On Elite 700: The ear pads are held in place by a plastic plate with claws, and some of the claws will most likely break off when you remove the pad. You do this by grabbing under the edge where the fabric ends, then pulling hard outward. The claws will eventually let go, and some of them will break off, rattling inside the ear pod. The only way to get them out is to unscrew the speaker plate, lift it up, and shake out the broken-off claws. The new pads are simply centered over the speaker plate, and the claws pressed into the holes with a firm pressure. On Everest 700: The ear pads are glued into position with double-adhesive tape. Pull the old pads off with a forceful, steady pull, until the glue lets go. Remove the protective layer on the new pads, and carefully position them correctly before pressing home all the way around the edge.

Yes, the ear pads are replaceable by owner. The pads can be purchased as spare parts from the service center, or purchased directly from the JBL spare parts web shop, when opened.

No, the pads are glued to the headphone body, and must be replaced by a service technician.

Yes, on the master speaker (the one with playback buttons), simply press the Reverse and Forward Play buttons at the same time for 3 seconds. Please note that after you have performed the reset procedure, master and secondary speakers are no longer connected. Go to the owner's manual page 4, the section "speaker association", to pair the secondary and master again.

Yes it is possible to reset your speaker. The reset will remove all Bluetooth pairings and WiFi network settings. In power ON mode, press and hold the Power Button for at least 10 seconds, until the volume and input selector lights begin to flash. Your JBL Authentics L8 or L16, are now back to factory settings. Please reconnect the speaker to your WiFi network again.

You can only share the sound via JBL Connect through Bluetooth connected devices. TV sound is not permitted as it would cause lip-sync issues.

Yes, the E45BT headphones also have an detachable audio cable that you can plug into the headphones. The plug is located at the bottom of the right ear cup.

Yes, Control Xstream is a Chromecast device that allows you to cast music content via your Chrome browser. However, the JBL Control Xstream is not made for video purposes, because there will be delay between sound and image.