Does adjusting volume on ipod effect stereo volume? Is this the same for the LiquidAUX or does adjusting the ipod volume change the volume of the music coming out of your speakers as well?
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Any product that gets its audio through the dock port is considered fixed line level.
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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)
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Look maybe in App Store on your iPod to download an app to "double up" the speaker. It worked when I did it with an UE boom speaker (from Apple store)
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Great! I usually adjust the volume about half way and I'm hard of hearing. This is with both headphones and ear buds. Hope this helps you. I spent a lot of time researching thiis selection. Right now I'm listening to my MP3 (Sanso) pluged into the "Aux In" jack. One of many options available. Best wishes Gil
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The speakers have no volume adjustment. To make louder simply turn up the volume control on your MP3 player directly.
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The volume can be controlled from either the device or the speakers themselves. But, I've found it's best to adjust the speaker volume to 50%, and then fine-tune the volume on your device.
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I had the same issue. Seems like if you hit that button in the first 10 seconds of a song, it will skip forward to the next song and if it is after that, it will adjust volume. Not sure if that is completely correct, but I have inadvertently forwarded to the next song as well.
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I use mine with an Ipod, not an Iphone, so I don't know if my results will be the same as yours. The volume control on my headphones will only allow volume to go as high as inputted on the Ipod and won't go higher unless I raise the volume physically on the Ipod. Easy fix, just have the volume turned up on your phone before you start and you can always adjust down with the headphones. This has never been a problem for me. I only need the volume to be at approximately 1/4 level on my Ipod to get enough out of the headphones, and even with that I have to adjust the volume down on the earphones, even while using them in noisy areas. Hope this helps.
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If you are adjusting your volume from a preamp or other sources such as iPod or mobile phone, you just need to set the volume to max (ie turn the volume knob to max) on the AudioSource amp-100. I've set mine up this way and works great!
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On my device the volume both decreases and increases. It can be tricky because if you don't hold it down it will change the song if your listening to music through it. If yours does not increase, but it will decrease, I would venture to say that yours may not be working properly. You may want to consider returning it.
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Yes you can, be prepared that you can't adjust volume with your player, but the music plays loud enough through headphones. I found it useful when my Ipod Jack starting acting "funky" It is essentially a stereo line out connector for connecting to say, aux inputs of a stereo of other stereo source, and headphones are well, stereo. Works well when stationary. I've notice some problems, (connector un-seating) when mobile with the Ipod, but the unit works as described and better than trying to service my ipod.
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yes. In fact you will now have a remote topause or advance tracks and adjust volume without ever touching your ipod. Sound quality is top notch. I use mine for running.
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I asked my daughter and she said no. She's using an iPod 4th Gen. She did say if she presses the physical volume buttons it takes a couple of tries to get the iPod to change the volume, but it's never not responded. Hope this helps a bit.
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Yeah, you just click (the up/down buttons) repeatedly and it seems to change the volume. My iPod doesn't register the change (I checked the screen) but the volume did change. I use them for running so it was necessary that I don't have to take he device out of the sleeve on my arm.
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No you cant, you just can adjust the volume, but, anyhow you can adjust Bass, and other sound adjustments directly from your IOS device (IPhone, IPod, IPad, etc)
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I have the same system and have no problems playing my ipod through all the speakers. There must be something wrong in your settings for that port? I guess I never changed anything when I hooked up my ipod.
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Hi, Kyle. I just tried these with my iPhone. While playing music, I turned the volume down the whole way (on the side of the phone). Then, I held the middle button down on the headphones - and I could hear Siri (and turned the volume up the whole way while Siri was talking). Went back to music and hit play. It was still silent. So, there are two separate volume adjustments on the iPhone. May just want to hit play on the music and then use volume adjustments in the side of the phone. Hope that's all it is for you! Good luck!