Monster SoundStage S1 Mini Troubleshooting

Speaker will not connect to iPod/phone through the Monster Soundstage app, bluetooth, or WiFi.

The iPod/phone might not be close enough to the speaker's sensing range. Bring iPod/phone closer to speaker. Reconnect if the speaker was disconnected from device.

The speaker might be on WiFi mode when you are trying to connect to Bluetooth or vice versa. Press the “circle” sensor on top of speaker until desired mode of connectivity is selected.

The speaker is on the correct mode but your Wifi/Bluetooth may be off. Go into your phone settings to turn on Bluetooth/Wifi setting. Select SOUNDSTAGES1 to connect via Bluetooth.

Sensors are not responding to touch.

The sensors cannot sense your touch through dirt/oil. Clean top of sensors with a slightly damp rag/towel to remove excess oil and dirt that may be blocking your hand and sensors.

The sensors may not be able to sense light pressure. Try pressing with more force or for a longer period of time.

There is a buzzing or low quality sound when playing music.

The volume on your phone or speaker may be turned down. Increase the volume on your phone and lower volume on the speaker. Or lower volume on the speaker and increase the volume on your phone. This brings a louder result.

Monster SoundStage app will not play music unless it is saved to my phone.

Due to the speaker's difficulties with WiFi connectivity, external music apps that require WiFi may not work. Only music downloaded onto your phone that do not need WiFi will play. If you do not have music saved to your phone, you can play music through external apps (Spotify, Pandora, etc.) through Bluetooth.