If I connect some "Sonos Connect" units to this amp, will the volume be controlled by the Sonos Connect units (through my Sonos Controller?)
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I did the same thing with a single Sonos Connect. Hooked it up to the Dayton amp, set the volumes for each zone (on the back of the amp) to what I wanted, then I raise/lower the volume for everything through the Sonos app on my phone. Took a little bit to find the right rear-amp volume settings I wanted for each zone but once I had it going it was great.
1020031
Yes. Each channel on the Dayton has it's own independent volume so what I did was set that volume for the channels to 75%, and then I attached 4 Connects so that I could control 4 different zones. That allows me to remotely control the volume and stream of each zone through the Sonos app from anywhere in the house.
643439
Yes you can, and I am doing so myself. There is a Sub Out Channel with its own connections and Volume Control on this Amp.Be careful, this amp alone has at 8ohms, according to my Meters a Min., of 300watts RMS, it cranks out some power. Just remember this, and watch your Volume settings on the Sub Channel before turning it on to test it. Also, a must do, red to red, black to black. Mixing those 2 (positive & negative), will blow up your Amp. Also, there is a Prc-Pro out channel in the back, which is cross bridged with the Sub Channels. This is handy for the High End EQ's. Hope this helps you. Jim
1570549
If the model Sonos you're using a powered speaker, then yea, you just need to run cables from turntable to preamp, then preamp to the speaker.
58120
There is a very nice volume control wheel on the amp. It can be used to adjust the master level of the amp. The answer to your question is: The working volume of your sound IS controlled by the source. (PC, etc.) The control on the amp will allow you to fine-tune the over-all loudness of your source. You have a great deal of control and adjustment. This amp works wonderfully. Have no fear of volume control issues.
1754698
There is no evidence this unit supports anything like that. Sonos is the only one I know of that allows that.
1159726
Yes, you should be able to do it for most part depending on your amp. However there are no separate volume controls for this device. So what ever volume you have on your amp will reflect for all speakers (home theater and auxillary speakers in the kitchen). The device works as advertised and I have my main speakers in my family room and 4 sets of speakers in the master bed, master bath, patio and living room. The main speakers are on "A" and the rest on "B" on my Yamaha amp, so I can listen to all of the speakers or switch on/off A or B. However I cannot adjust the volume for the B speakers since the Monster SS4 doesnt have volume controls. Hope this helps Yes, you should be able to do it for most part depending on your amp. However there are no separate volume controls for this device. So what ever volume you have on your amp will reflect for all speakers (home theater and auxillary speakers in the kitchen). The device works as advertised and I have my main speakers in my family room and 4 sets of speakers in the master bed, master bath, patio and living room. The main speakers are on "A" and the rest on "B" on my Yamaha amp, so I can listen to all of the speakers or switch on/off A or B. However I cannot adjust the... » Read More Yes, you should be able to do it for most part depending on your amp. However there are no separate volume controls for this device. So what ever volume you have on your amp will reflect for all speakers (home theater and auxillary speakers in the kitchen). The device works as advertised and I have my main speakers in my family room and 4 sets of speakers in the master bed, master bath, patio and living room. The main speakers are on "A" and the rest on "B" on my Yamaha amp, so I can listen to all of the speakers or switch on/off A or B. However I cannot adjust the volume for the B speakers since the Monster SS4 doesnt have volume controls. Hope this helps « Show Less
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I am not sure what the RF gain control does but I can tell you that I use a MacBook PRO as well as iPhone as input. I set the volume control (OUT) on the back of the back of the amp and then use my volume control on the MacBook/iPhone to control the volume (IN).
1429596
Yes, but the best way to do it would be to run guitar into the Pod HD, then out of the Pod into the FX loop of the amp. No connections to the input of the amp or the FX send. That way, all tones are coming from the Pod and your amp is essentially only acting as a power amp.
586686
I'm using a Sonos amp. Making this an outside zone on my Sonos system. It sounds great.
1656650
I'm not sure I fully understand your question, but I think the answer is no.If you are connecting your player to a preamp or receiver, you would go directly from one tothe other using the SPDIF or RCA connector. Why bother putting this in between? If you need to goto a power amp, you can't. This is not a pre-amp, nor is is it a D/A converter. It has not volume controls.Lastly, you can't use your DVI- connector, since that does not carry sound. Perhaps I don't understand fully, but I hope that was helpful.
1503781
Yes,hook up one connection at a time and use the one that sounds the best.the other end leave disconnected.works for both 75ohms and 300ohms.
556599
Mine is connected to a head unit. But I have 8 speakers. 4 to head unit and 4 to amp. I have a switch to turn on the amp via the remote power connection. I have my head units output connected to the amp. However I would think you could set the gain high and use the mp3 players volume control to adjust. However this could be dangerous. You would have to make sure the volume is turned down before starting music at each use.
1900168
Yes. I've used it to send 2 channel signal to separate volume controls in 4 rooms. I leave all 4 selectors on all the time, and control (or turn off) music with the wall mounted volume controls.
552731
A device like this is not meant to control volume. It is simply a converter. You would control the volume through the input and output devices connected to it.
15174
No. You can play each speaker independently. The bridge is for sonos network to connect to your router.
2095920
You can't adjust the volume/gain on this amp.You have to connect it to a receiver or preamp that controls the volume.
1675950
You only need to purchase one or the other. Which one you get depends on what you will be connecting it to. The Sonos Connect is good for connecting to your amplified home theater or stereo. This is the one that I have because I needed to connect to my receiver. The Sonos Connect: Amp is good for connecting to your favorite speakers (in the absence of a receiver, home theater or stereo system). I hope that helps.