When you plug in headphones does it mute the monitor output automatically?
1164941
No. It does not mute the monitor output automatically, you have 2 knobs on the right front area, the left one is to control the monitor output and the right one to control the headphones output, you can even have 2 completely different outputs sounding on the headphones and the monitors at the same time.
1164942
The Saffire mix control software routes the mix that you want to the standard phone jack with the headphone symbols and a thousand other mixes and monitoring options. The 6 1/4 audio outs as well as any of the other audio outs can be set up as different mixes. I've never maxed out the number of people to provide headphone mixes for. For a home studio, this suits my needs with Ableton Live 9. The software allows for custom monitor mixes. I'd suggest the Saffire 24 PRO with the DSP chip and VRM tech. It is more of a luxury. This is a great A/D converter otherwise. Really happy with Focusrite.
1164943
No. The headphone jack on the front has an independent level from the monitors. You can either use the software that comes with it to mute the monitors when you need to, or you can do it manually and turn the monitor knob all the way down. Either way, plugging in headphones does not mute the monitor output automatically.
187618
Not sure. There's a "PC audio " outlet and it accepts the headphone jack but does not silence the unit speakers. I'm stumped. Sorry!
867454
When the monitor is unplugged, it will go into sleep mode so all you will hear is sound. When pluged in, it stays on.
301720
Typically no - most headset jacks are wired to turn the speakers off as soon as something is plugged in. This depends more on your TV than the headsets themselves
954944
When the power to the earbuds is turned on, a monitor button near the power switch mutes the sound, but only for so long as you hold the monitor button down -- the monitor control does not toggle on and off. The monitor button is visible in the illustration for the earbuds.
569518
I do not see a headphones port on the monitor; personally, I connect mine to my computer.
2227083
This depends on how the transmitter is hooked up to the TV, and/or sound system. At first I hooked them to the headphone jack to test the frequency and range of the headphones. On my system, this set-up will mute all other outputs. I now have them hooked up to the audio out jack at the back of my receiver, and the headphones and speakers both operate with independent volume control (although, I must adjust the speaker volume first, then adjust the headphone volume to adjust to the speaker set point.
292361
Yes, you just press the top button briefly to turn off the monitor, press again to turn on, the sound still works. The volume is adjustable and has a good range. The monitor is also very good and clear with capturing the sounds.
301719
This has nothing to do with the headphone, but rather the TV. In my case, my TV has a LINE OUT that I use to connect to the headphone, so the TV volume control, speaker, and mute functions all work as normal. But if you plug the headphone base into the "headphone" jack of the TV, the TV's speaker is almost always muted. Bottom line--check it with any pair of wired headphones/earphones you may have laying around....
2227084
Yes, at least the way it is setup on my system. I hooked them up to the TV sound output jacks on the back of the TV (assuming flat screen TV) It doesn't effect the way the sound comes out of the TV. You can turn the TV to mute or vol all the way down if you don't want to bother others. You set the volume on the headphones on the headphone.
86835
No. The RCA jacks are for input only. There are two sets of speaker posts so that you may run two sets of speakers with a speakers A or B switch located on the front panel. Inserting headphones into the headphone jack will mute the speakers.
909463
Yes, it does. What I do is lower the volume output on the player so that the internal speaker is very low, then I increase the volume in my connected speakers. This won't work with headphones plugged in by themselves, however.
1328087
That's a function of the TV and how you connect to it. If the TV mutes the audio out in lockstep with the speakers, then the headphones will mute with the TV.
670270
No, but I have my wireless headphones plugged in the AUX AUDIO OUT when I want to block out room noise OR trying to understand 'heavy' English accents (no discrimination implied or meant -- I talk 'Southern!') ... almost four years - no problems - still happy!
1994707
Yes. All other speakers go mute when the headphone jack is used. Practice away!
2115554
Yes, you simply connect the earphone to the Monitor Jack on the side. Turn the volume down first so you don't blow your head off.
400432
Yes and no. Once plugged in, the audio will immediately go to the headphones with any sound coming from the xbox, but it will also still come from the television. When I want to be quiet I have to mute the TV volume. A slight annoyance.