How do you get rid of the echo on the receiving end?
311875
The pop phone I bought through Amazon was a counterfeit product. Once I bought a genuine product directly from the manufacturer I had no further issues. Hope this helps.
1599167
Thanks. I was afraid of that. Sine wave sweep? Spl meter? I just want to turn down the treble a bit.
1272702
Have you depressed the phase button? That should help, and I turn the feedback control all the way up. I found that I have to use a sound hole cover to completely stop feedback. I have a Fishman Matrix pickup, so I can do that. I don't know what else to suggest since your pickup won'd accommodate a cover.
2144805
Sounds like it's too much squelch. Turn it up until you have a constant static, then back it off until there's nothing. That's what we did and we don't have that problem.
996758
You can turn it off on the remote receiver. There is a switch that can change the alert tone or turn the receiver off.
2080709
Run into Aux or any other regular (line level) input. Never phono unless you want to blow speakers and/or ears!
2022357
Yes there is an echo. No it is not caused by the cable type. The echo will still be noticeable with toslink cable. The TV volume should be turned all the way down and tv audio should be redirected to the soundbar. Theer will be no echo and the sound will be controlled from the soundbar.
686146
if you are asking how to block out any radio signals, thus keeping only static, a faraday cage would work, or remove the antenna. I had asked the psb-7 if static added would help, the reply was no. this ddevice, just blows my mind,
1824693
I found that making sure there was no interference from any other electronics nearby helped. Just experiment with moving the unit, the input cable, and the source of your sound (whatever you're broadcasting) around until you find the sweet spot. I've got virtually no hum now, but occasionally I'll hear some and invariably find that someone has moved one of the elements around. Once I put it back where it belongs, no more hum.
1535303
You could always go into the device manager and disable the obsolete sound output. That would stop it from even showing up on the list
2022360
The soundbar is meant to replace the low quality tv speakers. It's not meant to be both on at the same time. That's why you get the echo.
1274151
There is a echo and the caller can't hear me, I not selling this item trying to get my money back or some money back.
37098
That's usually an option within the settings on your tv not the receiver. Might want to browse through some settings and see if it turned off the tv speakers when you connected to your receiver.
583660
Not with the echo...... It is a Bluetooth tool for your phone. You need the phone to work.
735563
there is an on-off function on the setup menu. But why deprive yourself of hearing how crazy you sound when you sing along with the radio? ;)
1828605
Place an rf choke at the feed point to decouple the coax from the antenna, many ways to do this. You will for the most part stay out of TV's, but you may get into computer speakers if they are in the radiation field of the antenna. Same thing with telephones, if it's close it's possible. Rule of thumb : the higher the antenna is the better off you will be in terms off interference. However, loud audio and high power ALL bets are off.
1640102
Go to menu and select another radio call number that is a "dead spot" on your radio. If you have an auxiliary output, plug your radio into that and avoid the interference