Do the volume controls also control the output volume to the mixer, or, can you get an unaffected send?
1577165
They do not affect the signal to the mixer. Only thevolume control on your instrument will.
1577166
No, it doesn't affect output volume, it changes only volume of signal, that you hear in your headphones. That's the point of this device)
1577167
The sends to the mixer are not affected by volume adjustments. They are direct sends. We use this for our drummer. He has a monitor mix on one channel and just drums(electric) on the other so he can adjust his own monitor mix. His drum level adjustments don't change the house mix.
2064000
Theorectically yes, but this is connected in to line level output/input...means unamplified.....not worth the hassle. Look into software controlled audio.....good luck
827843
Hi Kent,Yes the volume is controlled by both the buttons on the top of the speaker and the player (my phone)attached to it. I like to turn up the volume on the speaker and then control it with my phone.Hope this helps.
1164521
No, the volume control is for the monitor (headphone) output. There is a separate gain control for the preamp. Note that this is a phono preamp and is not intended to be used as your primary preamp to control volume, tone, etc.
638111
no, there is also no equalizer controls, just pre sets. but, I work in a foundry that's very loud and even with the noise and ear plugs in I can hear the music! it's loud...
1163973
The left-hand knob controls the output/volume. (As I have warned another customer, this device does NOT comply with 'FCC Part 15'--or something like that--so you should use it responsibly.)
2195329
If you want the volume knob to have control then what you want to look for is a unit that has a 'Pre Out'. The difference between a 'Pre Out' and a 'Line Out' is precisely whether or not the volume control has any effect. Some units have both Pre and Line outs, for example the Monoprice DAC/Amp.
1762832
Yes, this unit doesn't automatically match the impeadence for you like other volume control units.
432418
To control the volume you will adjust the receiving unit... ie.. the TV, the Shower Radio, etc.It seems to broadcast full power from output and is controlled by the end receiver. Hope that helps.
1848546
I am not sure what the RF gain control does but I can tell you that I use a MacBook PRO as well as iPhone as input. I set the volume control (OUT) on the back of the back of the amp and then use my volume control on the MacBook/iPhone to control the volume (IN).
532625
Asign a channel for the controller and keep that channel open in you mixer. Make sure your volume is all the way up. my set up is from the controller to my mixer (channel 3 because I have my cd player connected to channel 1 and 2) and from there to my amps
1334198
None!Control talk does not have volume features but you can easily replace it with one that has. I did. Probably works on anything that has simple headphones
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!
1538424
When plugged into aux out, You can control the sound from whatever appliance/interface you are using, but the speakers volume controls don't work. And yes when something is connected to aux out (such as headphones or other speakers) the Bem box speaker does not work
1559392
Yes sound volume- loudness can be controlled. Quality of sound remains the same.
210397
Yes there is a inline Volume and Mute control. There is a BLUE/REd LED on the switch.. When muted the LED's Flash red and Blue. When not Muted it is a Steady blue.
2077163
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.