u/1TenDesigns

I just started a new book, "Time-Marked Warlock, Book 1 of the Chronos Chronicles".

Adair Finch is the MC, Annie Ellicott is the narrator.

All good.

Until it's Adair's turn to speak and it's Carl... The voice is a little off. But if you're 3/4 through book 8, it's 100% Carl.

It's going to take a chapter or 3 before I can get used to Carl without Donut.

I'm only 13 minutes in but sofar I'd recommend it to any DCC fan that also likes high fantasy (witches/warlocks etc). It'll help the long wait for book 9. Especially as Jeff ages and female voices get harder and harder. I find with the exception of early Jeff I'm preferring dual m/f narrators. R.C. Bray, and Ray Porter are excellent. But neither even try to do a realistic female.

We like to listen to audiobooks while hiking. Currently my wife and I just shove one of my Galaxy Buds 2 pro in our ears. This works well enough for 2 people, as it leaves one ear open for safety and talking.

However now that the weather is finally turning around our kids would like to join us necessitating 2-4 Bluetooth connections to one phone.
We're not trying to sync with video so I don't think lag will be much of a problem.
Has anyone solved this for a Moto stylus G 2024?

In a perfect world there's 2 solutions.

1. One for only 2 sets so my wife and I can use our own buds without an extra transmitter etc. (she has small ears and my bud doesn't fit her ear well.)
2. A second with a transmitter for 4 people.

Option 1 is the more important to me, my bud has fallen out of her ear at least once per hike.

I'm honestly shocked that sharing audio isn't a common enough thing that every phone has at least dual built in. Airplane trips would be so so much better if you could share a video from one phone.

If I had the ear of a Motorola Engineer I'd want a higher powered transmitter that could link multiple earbuds and use the mic feature of them for coms. Perfect for use in a convertible or other loud environments.