Is there a noticeable decrease in volume when two devices are connected?
649052
I've never suffered from lack of volume in any application due to the signal being split.
649053
It's not noticeable but it also depends how the music is being played. If you playing from a laptop that has more power then a phone and your connecting headphones on one aide and a speaker powers amp then nope.
649054
Not that I have noticed. We are usually listening at less than half source volume so an adjustment to increase volume can be made. My daughters are typically the ones using the splitter function on a laptop and adjust it to their own preference. I used the splitter to control headphone volume on a bedroom TV audio out since that audio out could not be controlled through the TV.
649055
I suppose theoretically there should be but I'll be honest abd say that if there is then it's very small as I havem't noticed any difference when using headphones and feeding a powered 2.1 sound system
651747
NO the device seems to compress the sound level changes a little so the louder volumes are lower
576004
No. Presumably the device you are using has a volume control, however these are a very good value for the price.
844688
Mine has the same issue. Seems if my devices aren't right beside each other it cuts out or doesn't play all together
637121
To some extent, yes, but it is limited. It is far less pronounced than it was with the Klipsch S4 II set that I have.
995353
No not at all. It's possible that you have the mono setting set louder then the left. If it's not that then it's possibly a defect
1755130
I have two of these units and Zero issues with either. I have one that is used in my car so that I don't have to connect a headphone cable to my smartphone to play music thru the car radio. It automatically connects each time as it should. The other unit I use in my home to play music from my phone thru home stereo. I manually create the Bluetooth connection to this unit since I have another Bluetooth receiver nearby. As to the volume being low.. I suspect that issue may be related to the bluetooth device you are connecting with. With my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 volume seems to remain where I had last left it..
107684
Sometimes wireless devices can interfere with each other. I moved a Bluetooth speaker on my desk and the problem went away.
535477
The audio quality begins to drop about 15 feet away. The actual device stops being constantly-connected after approximately 50 feet. The device will disconnect between 60 and 75 feet away.
740591
Once you connect to one, it will disconnect the other. You will just have to pair as needed.
148325
I have the same setup as you mentioned. I used a splitter thinking I would be achieving a fuller sound. Sounds great to me. Good luck. Bill
2103512
No, absolutely not. In fact using the MP3 player as a preamp and the receiver as the amp, I actually needed to turn down the volume on the receiver just a tad, which surprised me. Is this a typical situation? This cable is so thin and flexible compared to what I had, which started crackling all the time causing me to constantly "adjust" it, particularly near the plug. As I said, I am starting to replace much if not most of my cabling to Mediabridge products.
965139
I notice a bit, but it is not so audible as to be a problem. At least for me it isn't. But, as they say, your results may vary. I would guess it would relate to the buds you are using. I use a very good, but not great, set of Sennheisers.
1355412
Good enough, but there seems to be some crosstalk with bluetooth which you can hear during quieter passages
1926521
It does work while it's plugged in, but in my case I have noticed that the volume is lower.
542105
I didn't notice any audio quality drop compared to directly connecting to my device.
1471937
when connected works with any device, but over the latter decreases until the sound is heard only on a headset and at very low volume so the device has the maximum volume