Can the pa speakers be controlled separately?
1598440
It is true all inputs have seperate controls but I think you want the non powered speakers coming OUT of the mixer amp.
1598441
yes..all inputs have a separate volume control and there is master control.
1783722
You cannot control the volume of the speakers themselves. However, if you can control the volume of the output source (e.g. if they are connected to a TV/set-top box) the volume of the speakers will be affected.Hope this helps!
692024
Yes. You can use a set of speakers on only "A", only "B", or both A&B; at the same time. Works very well.
2113970
You can actually use a speaker selector to do it correctly. That makes all 4 of your speakers a zone in one room without losing power to the speakers. The pig tail method drains power so the volume would suffer probably...depends on the aggregate load of all your speakers.
584889
I power it on separately. Maybe there is another way to interface them, but haven't discovered it yet. The subwoofer is also separate power, but I guess you could leave it on. I have forgotten to turn it off a couple times with no issues.
1674938
Yes, you can select two of the instruments at a time (and no more than two). There is however no provision for controlling the relative volume of the two sounds.
1090454
Yes. Each sound can be set separately and will sound as long as you need/want.
2098605
There is an independent volume control on the speaker that can boost or cut the dB (volume) output.
1573116
Hi, if you are pertaining to detaching the speakers to the main unit, yes you may be able to detach those speakers to the main unit. -Ely
142593
Unless it specifically says they can, No. the best you can do with most is daisy chain them together for a stereo effect.
1005963
There are indeed individual speaker control functions. The controls are on the remote that comes with the system. There is also a "pro-logic" mode for full 5.1 surround or you can switch between that and the default mode which I think is normal stereo mode.
704716
I am not positive. I would have to think there should be no reason why you could not configure your system in the way you have described. Because they are connected to your system by wired connections. You should be able to transmit out of both devices from the same sound source if your system has 2 outputs or by using a "Y" connector to split the sound.
2077159
You can control by any means you like...the speakers are not the source. If you have a volume control on your source, just use that. CD player, computer sound card, DAC...up to you. I use an external sound card with a volume knob, i leave the PC software volumes on 100% and how high you put the volume on the speakers is up to you, you just regulate it with whatever comes before the speakers.
590818
There are not separate volume controls for each speaker. Instead there is a volume switch on one speaker along with a mute button.
1123830
Yes and the neat thing is if you have paralle conectors on your speakers you can run one cable from the pa to a speaker then, connect the two with another speaker cable to make a 4 ohm load back at the pa. or just plug the two speaker cables out the back and one to each speaker and run in 8 ohms. I have done both with much success.
1475330
No, not from any convenient plugin anyways, you may have to hard wire bigger speakers by taking it apart.
54610
Yes. We have a sound bar plus sub woofer connected via optical cable and we leave on the internal speakers as well. Downside: we have to use two separate remotes to control the 2 audio sources. I'm sure there's a way to program everything into one remote, but it isn't a huge issue for us.