Playing music in stereo using two echo dots (3rd gen)

[Phillip]

Hi. I have had one dot set  up for several weeks but would like to add a second so that I can hear my music in stereo. So far, I have not been able to find a YouTube video explaining how to do this when one of the dots is already set up for regular use. Can anyone direct me to a full set of instructions regarding how to do this? Also, I am playing my music using music in my own iTunes library . . . not from a subscription music service. Instead, I am using "My Media for Alexa" to send my own music to the speakers. Has anyone had any success using "My Media" to play stereo through two Echos?

[buffaloquinn]

Do you mean stereo as in, one plays right speaker output, the other plays left speaker? Or just playing the same stream to both devices?

[jackm1249]

Under  "Things to try" in the app (mine is android)  there is an option Multi-Room Music.  Set it up there.  I didn't have issue.  And like previous poster said, it's not stereo, it's just same music playing on both.

[dragon123]

There is an option for a stereo pair but in my app it's greyed out. Maybe I don't have any of the latest echo's that qualify?
https://www.cnet.com/news/amazon-echo-speakers-getting-stereo-pairing/

[buffaloquinn]

There is an option for a stereo pair but in my app it's greyed out. Maybe I don't have any of the latest echo's that qualify?
https://www.cnet.com/news/amazon-echo-speakers-getting-stereo-pairing/

looks like you need latest Echos. 3rd Gen Dots qualify. 1st gen show or Spot doesn't, beither does 2nd gen Dot. I don't know about other equipment, I don't have any straight Echos.
This weekend I will try to set up my Dots in stereo to see if it's worth it.