Thank you for all the answers to my previous question. My actual intent is to cut off sound to speakers w/o fiddling with volume. Any suggestions?
1020579
This only covers the screen. I'm not totally sure what you're asking for by wanting to cut off sound to speakers?
1020580
This plug only covers the headphone jack to protect from dust and such. It can also be used for keychains or charms. I think if you want to cut off sound from speakers, you would have to open up your device.
1757901
Sorry, but I am coming up with the same thing as you. The only thing I can figure is that you may just tap it for mute and hold down for off. I have not had a chance to try this yet so I am just guessing. Hope this is of some help.
291244
No, you can't. The only thing you can do is to buy a separate audio splitter which are, by the way, inexpensive. The bad thing about it is you cannot have independent volume control.
1596300
Your source is doing that. Try plugging it in a different device. Hiss gone, guaranteed. (Late answer, but might help future inquirers).
2049997
yes you can used as many speakers as you want and add more later as you please. , you can also shut down any speaker that you do not want to hear , great item. I'm very please. (Gasy)
1086035
First I own a pawnshop and am not an audio equipment dealer. Second, if others can hear what you are listening to with them, I suggest lowering the volume as you are probably damaging your hearing.
1813447
hi-- yeah, I am seeing this as well, but I was able to press the "speaker" button and the sound comes back. it's really kind of frustrating, I am trying to figure out what to do about it as well.
2100027
Yes you just turn down the input volume from the channel you're trying to mute
2080709
Run into Aux or any other regular (line level) input. Never phono unless you want to blow speakers and/or ears!
1281246
I don't understand the question, but I'll give it a try: The only setting that is adjustable is an ordinary volume control for non-harmful sounds.
127318
The unit itself? Unfortunately no. The only way you can remotely turn volume down is if you can turn it down from the source. Hope this helps..:)
1494500
I heard a lot of noise as well, that is before i bought a dedicated audio interface, like an m-audio m-track, preSonus, focusrite, etc.. If you're not using one, then i'd say get that first. I have no noise now at all settings. From -30db, and i usually have my speakers set at the +6db and nothing. i'm also using the 1/4" to 1/4" plug into the balanced inputs. If you're using an audio interface, then i'd say call customer support and get it fixed.
1601259
The only way I know to reduce noise is by recording our music with the AUDACITY software with noise reducer can envelver all the noise of our Audible track.Sorry for my English
631698
sound? i want mine silent.. so i guess i can t help..sorry. try no sound .. it s great!
1037043
Turn the volume all the way down in every device in the chain. I know it's a tube thing to pop every time you turn it on and in some cases turning off too.
142241
Hi Julie, your volume has to be adjusted. Possibly to the lowest set and then adjust to your needs.
2009439
This is going to sound weird. I had the same problem. I called Denon. They said vacuum the headphone jack. I did it, it worked. Weird, I know. The woman on the phone said dust shorts the headphone jack and causes the speakers to shut off.