can you control the volume independently (all of the speakers are not controlled by one single volume control)?
1180755
no you can't. either you take out from the back the one you don't want or put them altogether. I pulled out from the back the woofer whenever I have a movie which is more talks than action.
1180756
No, you cannot independently control the speakers volume. There are a few presets to choose from, But no independent control. However, this system sounds Great. Especially on NASCAR Race Day!
1180757
The only control that I seem to find is that you can control either full surround or set up a stereo (front speakers0 unless I just cannot find it after 2 years of ownership I would guess that there is no control over single speakers.
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.
1159727
you can run them independently or separately. This unit does not have volume control for each channel, that is delegated by your receiver.
1057338
You can't, you must use your computer sound settings to control the computer volume.
2283599
There are no volume control on the speakers themselves. You will have to control the volume via whatever equipment the speakers are connected to. Ie. a stereo system or surround receiver.
367658
Yes you can.....the three microphones in the front have separate volume control but the back input is straight through.
1598440
It is true all inputs have seperate controls but I think you want the non powered speakers coming OUT of the mixer amp.
1472724
The volume on these speakers can be controlled by the volume knob at the lower left corner of the right side speaker. Additionally, if you have these connected to a PC or another audio player you should also be able to control the volume by the audio device, as long as the volume knob on the speaker is not turned off or too far down.
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.
2224973
Not on the speaker. My receiver lets me adjust the volume on each surround speaker.
934325
No. Each device is independently controlled. This allows the user the set each unit to the particular needs of each ear.
947813
No, there is no volume control on the speakers. You control the volume at the computer, same as you control the volume of other sounds on the computer.
57780
If I remember correctly, the speaker is a separate component. You will have to change that out separately. I hope this helps
2249019
No volume control. You can turn off the sound completely, or have the sound on.
1500326
No, as there is no volume control on the unit. The volume is controlled by the amp or what ever device is providing input.
1433480
The speakers can be separated from the stereo - I don't know if any others can be used. I sent the whole thing back, for credit, because it didn't work at all!
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!