How do you control the volume? From this unit or from your phone or music source?
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Both. I can adjust the volume from both my IPhone and the Phillips. In my case my phone is my music source.
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I only use the unit for conference calls, etc. and not music. I control the volume from the unit itself and have never tried from my phone or a music source.
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I have only found the volume to be controlled by the unit itself, but I've not tried to do it any other way. I will say that this sound system is outstanding.
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You can set the volume on the unit to the desired level with your phone or source at 3/4 volume. then control via your phone if you are not near the speaker.
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On the left side of the unit at the top is a silver knob to adjust the volume, I hope this helps!
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You can from both ways, the speaker or your phone/music device. On the speaker, (top right) there's the shiny/sliver knob. The light will flash (Red) when the volume is at it maximum.
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From the knob on the Philips Wireless. once you set it, it is easy to adjust either up or down.
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From the unit. Large easy to use control knob which is positioned in a corner of the unit in a rather inventive fashion.
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Be aware that if you plug an audio source into the audio-in jack - the volume up/down buttons are disabled! In this case, the only way to control volume is via the audio source device (mp3 player, laptop, etc). This "feature" is not mentioned anywhere in the user manual and was an unpleasant surprise to me when I discovered it. I will be returning for a refund.
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I've found no way to adjust the volume on mine other than to use the source device (computer, ipod, iphone, etc).
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The volume is adjusted on the device you are using. There isn't a separate volume controller.
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Hello,You could use either headphone out port or line out port. However, if you use line out, you cannot control output volume. Thank you
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You can control volume from the Bluetooth device. I keep my speakers at full volume and routinely adjust from my iPod.
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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.
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No. The volume cannot be controlled. It is weak and only fair quality. Volume would have to be regulated by primary device (phone). Yes, the speaker is disabled when other output used.
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To my knowldege there is no "app" for controlling the volume from your phone. You can however turn the volume of the speaker up fully, and adjust your phone volume to suit your listening desire. It isn't ideal, but it does work. The speaker has never given off that tell tale hiss that some will give off at high volumes.
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Sure just use the Bluetooth option or Auxiliary in and then Adjust volume on Input device
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Unfortunately no. The volume is only controllable by your portable music device's volume levels.
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There is an icon for the volume in the bottom right hand corner. Right click on it and open volume control and adjust as needed.
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I returned the unit, but j think I remember a remote. The volume knob is motorized so it can be remote controlled
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You can use ipad,iPhone, MacBook Pro.,ect., to control the volume. Just use the slider at the top to adjust the volume.
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There is no separate volume control on this speaker. It relies on the volume controlon the device you plug it into. (IE phone, laptop, computer, etc)
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My unit came with instructions for the volume control. It uses the previous song/next song buttons. "Short press for the previous song, long press for turning down the volume." or "Short press for the next song, long press for turning up the volume." Note: I have found that if I turn up the volume to maximum on the phone before using the speaker, it can be adjusted down at the speaker if too loud.
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No there is no volume control of the headphone control. You have to adjust the ipad or mp3 player directly. The 2 buttons on the control are an on-off and a power on-off or phone answering button.