How do I get more volume on the IL sp 245? I am barely geting a whisper.
1645736
You don't say what device you are trying to use it with. If it's an iPad, the iPad volume control will increase or decrease the volume. Is it pairing on blue tooth ok? I hear a loud beep when I switch on the iLuv - the slider button on the back. I get plenty of volume on mine.
1645737
The volumn is controlled by your connected bluetooth device, such as your cell phone, ipad. Turn the volumn up on your bluetooth device.
1645738
There is no volume control on the Mo Beats, but be sure it is fully charged and turned on (there is an On Off switch on the unit). The volume control comes from the device you are using. I use the Mo Beats on my iPad 4 via blue tooth.
1645739
The volume is controlled by your phone or tablet. The speaker just has on/off. I use mine playing music from my tablet with bluetooth. I have not tried using my ipod with the direct plug yet.
1645740
Turn your device ( I pod, I pad, tablet ) volume up. you controle the volume for the speaker on your device you are hooked up to, not the speaker itself.
1418455
Make sure you have the speaker output that the transmitter is connected to turned on and the transmitter plugged in. Then plug in the speakers to the outlet for power and use the remote to turn on the speakers. One thing I have noticed is that the volume needs to turned up on the unit you are wanting to listen to so you can have more control over the volume at the speakers. I'm not talking blasting loud but up about half way. It uses the input volume from the stereo and then you control the output to the speakers with the remote. I hope this helps. We love ours and they work as advertised! Good luck. Make sure you have the speaker output that the transmitter is connected to turned on and the transmitter plugged in. Then plug in the speakers to the outlet for power and use the remote to turn on the speakers. One thing I have noticed is that the volume needs to turned up on the unit you are wanting to listen to so you can have more control over the volume at the speakers. I'm not talking blasting loud but up about half way. It uses the input volume from the stereo and then you control the output to the speakers with the remote. I hope this helps. We love ours and they work as advertised!... » Read More Make sure you have the speaker output that the transmitter is connected to turned on and the transmitter plugged in. Then plug in the speakers to the outlet for power and use the remote to turn on the speakers. One thing I have noticed is that the volume needs to turned up on the unit you are wanting to listen to so you can have more control over the volume at the speakers. I'm not talking blasting loud but up about half way. It uses the input volume from the stereo and then you control the output to the speakers with the remote. I hope this helps. We love ours and they work as advertised! Good luck. « Show Less
631105
Sadly, yes. The v1.0 model that I have is whisper quiet, but my v2.0 unit has a loud whine, so much so that I can hum the precise pitch. <sigh>
2000017
Try turning the volume on the speakers down, and the volume on your computer up.
1159728
The response from Patrol Captain was very thorough. Although they are more expensive, you can buy some independent speaker switches like this which have built-in impedance-matching volume controls for each pair of speakers. Generally, if you run the volume controls at about 75% of maximum potential and then attenuate (reduce) them in different "zones" as needed, this will deliver a smooth load to your amplifier.
554234
I just bought it & have Windows 7. It works fine except it has a hum that I can't get rid of. I've played with the gain button & the mic volume, but it's still there. Any suggestions?
1203802
I'm using 90psi and rally loud. More pressure would probably be even louder.
820936
There's some apps that will allow you to increase the volume a little bit... other than that, the only way to make it louder is to plug it into some speakers or a stereo.
361647
You can customize this in the software. There is a "sensitivity" slider. At the max setting, it will raise the system volume from 0 to 100 in under 90°. At the lowest setting, it takes 12 rotations to raise the volume from 0 to 100.
1586686
Make sure red and white connectors are inserted into color matched audio out ports. Turn speakers on at base unit and make sure volume is turned up. Use + switch on base unit to increase sound level. Hope this helps!
178915
Mine also says it is 165W, but the bass is massive. I've got the dial on the back only turned up about 25%. Maybe you got a bad connector cord? Did you use the calibration microphone? Good luck!
151366
The problem is not just the speakers. There isn't sufficient amplification to product acceptable sound levels. best to get a sound bar or an inexpensive receiver and speakers. YMMV
103233
I have the exact same problem. Going to return for replacement. I happen to have the speakers from the c-3602 set. I'm going to try them and see if they are imbalanced too. That will tell me if its the speakers or not.
2255458
Hi I used it with really good results with a couple of small "JBL Control One" speakers and they did work fine, even though their sensitivity is on the lower side at just 87dB/W/m. Some speakers with higher sensitivity would even give you more volume. I think this little baby is capable of driving to a good level a small system if you are not unrealistic with your expectations.I myself have moved on to a "NAD D3020" but that is another ball park. But I am not getting rid of the TP30, I do like it.
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Yes. Touch "Settings" on your main page. From Settings, scroll down to "Sound" and touch that. You can then touch "Volumes" and swipe across any of the choices to make them louder. You can also touch "Loud" to enhance the internal speaker. Hope that helps.
1922151
I would check three things.. is there enough bass.. is the sensitivity adjustment correct and is the master / slave switch in its correct setting. Mine came with it in slave mode and I had to switch it to master.
2255455
Hi I used it with really good results with a couple of small "JBL Control One" speakers and they did work fine, even though their sensitivity is on the lower side at just 87dB/W/m. Some speakers with higher sensitivity would even give you more volume. I think this little baby is capable of driving to a good level a small system if you are not unrealistic with your expectations. I myself have moved on to a "NAD D3020" but that is another ball park. But I am not getting rid of the TP30, I do like it.