One reviewer said the volume cannot be controlled from the speaker, only from the source. Another said it CAN be controlled from the speaker. Can it?
1020016
I have only used it with my iPad 3, and usually DO control from the speaker, connected via bluetooth.
1020017
Yes it can...on the side half-way down there are 3 controls. One lowers the volume and the other raises the volume..be careful because you have to hold the button to activate it both ways..it takes getting used to
1152694
I only use the unit for conference calls, etc. and not music. I control the volume from the unit itself and have never tried from my phone or a music source.
650937
I believe the answer is NO................ It is merely a "Speaker" and as such, has no ability to control the source!!
1930038
Volume can be controlled via either the Bluetooth device or buttons on the unit. It does have a 3.5mm jack.
39099
Yes it has volume control on the player itself. As long as there is no other noise, it's loud enough. Any other background noise, it's not loud enough.
1680354
Yes, the button on the top(not visible in this photo) rocks back and forth for volume, and press to hold for "on" "off. Also volume can be controlled by your music device.
1783722
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!
1433002
Yes. There is an output at the back. It's called "Audio Out" and takes a regular earphone jack, 3.5mm I believe. You can disable the speaker volume in the Audio Settings menu but I think the Audio Out volume defaults to your latest level. I can see no way to control the volume other than on a suitably equipped pair of earphones/headphones. Just to clarify, this is the smaller sized jack typically seen on a phone or MP3 player, not the larger headphone jack.
2209357
Yes, the remote can be used to control the volume. It can also be used to skip songs.
2171609
Nope. Whatever device u r using controls the volume. Highly recommend this speaker.
137403
The actually volume control needs to be done by your device. The Aiptek just has 2 input settings. Its a handy device to have and a good value for what it costs. Its not going to replace a larger speaker.
519495
This has limit volume, they can turn it lower but the higher volume has a maximum permited. Hope I could help.
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.
1972960
Control of the volume is through the device you link it with...i.e. iPad, etc. The speaker itself has no volume control.
2077159
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.
1473397
No the remote does not controle volume neather does this device it is strictly a speaker slecter. You can play sounds from two different sources to seven different speaker sets or you can play seven different sources to two different speaker sets.
330525
No. One volume control for both sides. You can always adjust the source (if possible). Make the source full volume then adjust it down with this control.