New problem - volume Sometimes when I turn on my Nano, the volume is very loud. Even when I turn it down to the lowest setting, it's blasting in my ear. I can literally set the headphones down on my lap and hear the music like a boom box. Other times the volume control is normal - I can lower the volume all the way down until I hear nothing.What gives? Is there some setting that I may be changing on accident? This is really annoying. New problem - volume Sometimes when I turn on my Nano, the volume is very loud. Even when I turn it down to the lowest setting, it's blasting in my ear. I can literally set the headphones down... » Read More New problem - volume Sometimes when I turn on my Nano, the volume is very loud. Even when I turn it down to the lowest setting, it's blasting in my ear. I can literally set the headphones down on my lap and hear the music like a boom box. Other times the volume control is normal - I can lower the volume all the way down until I hear nothing.What gives? Is there some setting that I may be changing on accident? This is really annoying. « Show Less
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I have retuned 3 nano's for this problem. The nano sometimes doesn't recognize that the headphones are plugged in. The volume contol then changes the volume of the speaker but the headphones get full volume. If you cover the headphones you will be able to hear the nano speaker change volume with click wheel control. I called Apple and they say this is a hardware problem but said there weren't many people reporting the problem and I was just having bad luck. This happened less when I used different headphones, so the problem may be with the earbuds that come with the nano.
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Hi ERubio, Here are the directions for changing the volume:While music is playing:To turn the volume UP:1. Turn the volume on your phone (or other Bluetooth device) all the way up. 2. Press and HOLD the right-track/skip button on the speaker until the volume is as loud as you want it. The volume will get VERY loud if you hold the control down long enough. To turn the volume DOWN:Press and HOLD the left-track/skip button on the speaker until the volume is as low as you want it. Here is a visual: https://s3.amazonaws.com/wusictech/Quick-Start.jpgRegards, The Wusic Tech Team Hi ERubio, Here are the directions for changing the volume:While music is playing:To turn the volume UP:1. Turn the volume on your phone (or other Bluetooth device) all the way up. 2. Press and HOLD the right-track/skip button on the speaker until the volume is as loud as you want it. The volume will get VERY loud if you hold the control down long enough. To turn the volume DOWN:Press and HOLD the left-track/skip button on the speaker until the volume is as low as you want it. Here is a visual:... » Read More Hi ERubio, Here are the directions for changing the volume:While music is playing:To turn the volume UP:1. Turn the volume on your phone (or other Bluetooth device) all the way up. 2. Press and HOLD the right-track/skip button on the speaker until the volume is as loud as you want it. The volume will get VERY loud if you hold the control down long enough. To turn the volume DOWN:Press and HOLD the left-track/skip button on the speaker until the volume is as low as you want it. Here is a visual: https://s3.amazonaws.com/wusictech/Quick-Start.jpgRegards, The Wusic Tech Team « Show Less
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I might be getting noise from having your settings too high. Try turning everything down all the way except the volume and see if it goes away
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I found this same issue and resolved it. If you switch between bypass mode (to listen to music without noise cancellation) then to Normal mode, the headphones put the volume all teh way down so that you can't hear your music. You simply have to turn the volume up in Normal mode to listen to music. These headphones work much better than my old folding PXC-250 Sennheiser headphones.
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I have noticed this behavior before, it is entirely normal for any (if not all) headphones that use active noise cancellation. Generally, the cancellation sound is unnoticeable or very faint (and goes away with music, speaking, etc...). I have noticed that while rare (for me) the low-grade noise that you hear from the NC is turned on can raise in pitch slightly. Moving to a different part of the building or even room can help if this occurs.
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My experience is very different. Maybe my pair is defective but I could barely hear any music over the mower. I was hoping to listen to audio pod casts while mowing but after turning on the mower, I quickly realized that was completely out of the question. The headphones seem to limit outside noise pretty well and turned up I could hear every blade of grass as I walked across the lawn. However, it didn't let me increase the volume of my music independent of the outside mower noise. Volume increases from my Galaxy Not3 3 was ignored. One volume adjustment wheel on the headphones and it reproduced all the outside noise and my music at the same volume. i don't understand how the others had a good result. My experience is very different. Maybe my pair is defective but I could barely hear any music over the mower. I was hoping to listen to audio pod casts while mowing but after turning on the mower, I quickly realized that was completely out of the question. The headphones seem to limit outside noise pretty well and turned up I could hear every blade of grass as I walked across the lawn. However, it didn't let me increase the volume of my music independent of the outside mower noise. Volume increases from my Galaxy Not3 3 was ignored. One volume adjustment wheel on the headphones and it... » Read More My experience is very different. Maybe my pair is defective but I could barely hear any music over the mower. I was hoping to listen to audio pod casts while mowing but after turning on the mower, I quickly realized that was completely out of the question. The headphones seem to limit outside noise pretty well and turned up I could hear every blade of grass as I walked across the lawn. However, it didn't let me increase the volume of my music independent of the outside mower noise. Volume increases from my Galaxy Not3 3 was ignored. One volume adjustment wheel on the headphones and it reproduced all the outside noise and my music at the same volume. i don't understand how the others had a good result. « Show Less
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there are actually two ways to adjust the volume. 1) by using the plus/minus buttons on the speaker. 2) adjusting the volume coming into the speaker from your device I.e. computer
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I know that it has a volume adjust. It's hard to say. You might have a level turned down somewhere on you audio chain.
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I use mine with an Ipod, not an Iphone, so I don't know if my results will be the same as yours. The volume control on my headphones will only allow volume to go as high as inputted on the Ipod and won't go higher unless I raise the volume physically on the Ipod. Easy fix, just have the volume turned up on your phone before you start and you can always adjust down with the headphones. This has never been a problem for me. I only need the volume to be at approximately 1/4 level on my Ipod to get enough out of the headphones, and even with that I have to adjust the volume down on the earphones, even while using them in noisy areas. Hope this helps.
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As long as you have it positioned so that you can reach the volume button on the right side of the Nano. You have to be careful though. If you hit the volume button in the middle, it actually pauses the music.
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The volume control on the speaker goes-up only so high. I put that volume control at the lowest level then adjust overall volume using the device. Then, if I need additional volume, I can increase it some using the speaker volume control.
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TDK says there's a wire inside the volume knob which might cause the volume bottom to move on it's own. Could this be your problem? I wouldn't take much movement of the knob to affect the volume. Here's the link on their website with more information: https://support.tdkperformance.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/234
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There is no volume adjuster included within the cord of the headphones, so the headphones will go as loud or as soft as the device settings permit. I can say that the loudest setting is not as loud as one would think. I believe it was meant to be that way.
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I get the same sound volumn from both my laptob and Kindle Fire (tablet). Don't think it is a defect- (although I guess anything can be defective) I do have the Kindle Fire sound adjusted to its loudest also and then the bot just makes that even louder and better. Have you adjusted the tablet volumn to be at its loudest on the cell and tablet? Then use the bot volumn to go softer or louder. Happy holidays and hope this helps. (P.S. I don't use it for my cell- so cannot comment on that other than my suggestion)
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Yes there is a volume control. You can use that as well as your ipod to control the volume. When you reach the highest volume on it, it well give you a double beep. I usually crank it to the highest level and then use my ipod to control the volume. It really is a neat little item, - I don't think you would be disappointed. I use mine in the bathroom alot while showering and can hear it well enough with the glass shower door closed.
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Check your settings to see what your "increased" volume is set to (you'll have to read the manual to find out where to set it). If you already have the volume set to be loud for lower speeds but your "increased" volume is set to a lower level (mine came set at "1", which is the lowest level) it will change to that lower level at a higher speed.Hope this helps.
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I just got the Road Trip yesterday and the problem I'm having is that I have to crank the volume up to it's loudest on my car radio to hear my iPod at a semi-decent level. I like it loud and louder and can't figure out how to fix this problem. The Griffin website doesn't help at all.