r/Bluesound

I have just purchased a Soundbar+ and noticed something.

When the device "wakes up" from stand by it makes this popping/klicking sound, before the audio starts playing. Anyone else have this?

The popping sound never happens if the soundbar is set to NOT go to standby.

It's like there's some kind of relay switching on when the amp in the soundbar turns back on?

I use both Tidal through the Blue Sound App and Spotify. I thought I understood how to use Spotify Connect (pretty simple), however it seems like it may be using airplay instead. I worry that the Node isn't actually handling the streaming because if I close the Spotify app on my phone, the music stops. Since my phone is only acting as a remote, shouldn't it continue playing if I leave the room or close the app?

Hi all. I have a Node Icon triggering a pair of Nad power amps. Every now and then the amps switch off and back on again and I have no idea if the issue is the Icon or the amps so was wondering if any of you guys have had a similar problem?

Hi all,

I have the Node Icon with a Full Dirac Live licence. I recently got a new laptop and a new amp so need to rerun Dirac Live. First I need to connect the laptop to the Node Icon via bluetooth so that I can play sound from the laptop. However, I'm not able to connect it.

When going to add a new Bluetooth connection to the laptop it does find the Node Icon and briefly connects but then disconnects. I can keep doing that but it always disconnects after a few seconds.

I then tried downloading the BluOS app to see if I could find and connect with the Node Icon via the app but it runs and sweep and says that it can't find any Bluesound players on my network. That's incorrect. Both the player and the laptop at on the same Wifi network. I have ensure that the Windows Defender Firewall isn't blocking it so it's not that.

I've tried switching the Node Icon off and on at the power outlet.

So two methods and neither work. Any ideas would be welcome.