I have Cycle Sound speakers on my motorcycle. I have an Iphone 5c. Will I be able to control the volume on the speakers.
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If the 5c responds like the iPad mini, (IOS 7+) it definitely should. As well as FF, RW and play/pause.
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I believe it would only work if the volume controls are affected the phones volume. Most of the devices I use it only works to a certain point. Like I have a Sony Home theater system with a USB port. If I use it there I have no volume control. But with Bluetooth headphones and using the audio jack on my iPhone the volume does work. Hope that helps.
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The remote should control the volume on your iPhone when synced with the Bluetooth. However, I don't know that it will sync with your Cycle Sound speakers unless they are Bluetooth capable. I'm sorry I can't help more.
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You will be able to control the volume output from the iphone and not the speakers
1559392
Yes sound volume- loudness can be controlled. Quality of sound remains the same.
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My volume control in on my handlebars. It is a dial like setup. However since I use my phone for jams, I keep my phone on my hip holster so I have easy access to volume up/down on my phone while i ride without taking phone off hip. Here is a quick youtube I made for some friends that were interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZu4ujcnisU#t=43
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I'm not sure. I use mine with an ipod so they're apple compatible but I'm not sure if the speaker works on calls controls will allow you to adjust volume.
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Follow up: C Crane sells a volume control that you can attach to this speaker and then to your sound source.
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You can control the volume with your iPhone when it is connected via blue tooth.
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They work, but I can't figure out how to use the volume control that's built into the wires. Doesn't seem to affect anything. I think it's specifically designed for volume control on an Iphone. Hope that helps. The do sound very good.
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I can control the volume with a Galaxy Note 3. Presumably, you can control it with the iPhone.
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No it will not. The volume control is wired in series between the source (e.g. amp) and the speakers along the speaker wires. No speaker wires, no volume control.
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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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Usually volume control is not device specific. Bluetooth speakers allow control from devices like an iPhone 5 or an android phone. You should be able to control the speaker volume from your phone.
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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!
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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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The remote on my speakers does control the volume. The speakers work very well and seem to be durable.
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you can only control the volume from your device. there is no volume control on the speaker.
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You can do it by holding down the fast forward button for volume up & hold down the rewind button to volume down. The volume on mine seems to hesitate then it is maxed out, or it skips to the next song. So what I do is go ahead & max out the volume & I make all my adjustments using my phone. I like it better that way any way. My wife & I love it. We don't ride a Harley we are on a VTX 13OOR Sounds great.
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I does have a volume control. I use it with my non apple cell so I do not know how it works with an apple product.