Volume control, do I point the remote at each speaker to adjust the volume or at the transmitter/base station
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There is a sensor for the remote on each speaker, so you should point the remote at the individual speaker and it will adjust each one. If the speakers are close enough to each other, both will be adjusted at the same time. If the speakers are not close to each other, you will have to point the remote at each of them separately. This makes it a bit harder to get the same volume level on each speaker, but sometimes you may not want the same volume on each speaker, depending on where you have them positioned.
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There is volume control on the remote that changes the volume setting on the iPod. It seems to control all outputs. I am using the digital coax.
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I control the volume with my stereo not the transmitter. Also, the radio station you decide to set it to can impact the sound quality. It's best to choose a station that doesn't actually have music playing on it.
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No, there is no volume control on the speaker, itself. That can only be done from the receiver or amplifier to which it is connected.
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there is a volume button on the side. it also controls the stations when connected to the radio.
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No, you cannot control the volume with the remote. The options regarding the remore are limited. You can play/stop and forward with the remote and if you're using it for your phone you can answer and hangup. I have only used the earbuds for my iphone so i dont know how and if it works for other devices.
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Craig, sorry to sat but you have to use the sound bar remote to adjust the volume.
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This is a hard wired remote station. I put the head unit below (where it's nice and dry) and this on the helm within my reach when operating the boat. It has nothing to do with the speakers other than controlling them.
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The device that is connected to the input line should be at almost maximum. There is a volume control on the unit but I leave that at max also. Where you would want to adjust the output volume is on your Radio receiver. It is possible to over drive the the unit. I would adjust your device that is connected to the the unit first, if there is distortion lower the volume on that device.
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It would be controlled through the master output knob. In addition, you can always adjust the volume on your device as well.-Pro Audio Land
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Remember this is a non powdered unit. Simply turn up the volume on the receiver. Once that is turned up you give this unit the opportunity to control that amount of volume. Now it has enough sound to have control over.
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The system does have volume control, but you can not control individual speakers. So yes, you can adjust the volume
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If you are running your external speakers through a receiver, all you need to do is turn the volume all the way down to zero on your tv remote (do not mute). Then control your volume with the receiver's remote.
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If you push the speaker button and then go to the top volume control and push the + or- it will adjust the receiver volume and if you need more help you can push the "boost"button
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If you have a preamp output on the receiver. Some have this, most do not. This is what I use. If you use a line level input on the speaker, say from a CD player or the receiver fixed level outputs, it is possible to overdrive the speakers. There is a volume control on the speaker and the remote to control, but I don't think the speakers reset to zero volume when shut off. You should turn on the speakers first, lower the volume, then turn on the line level input. The alternative is to use some type of Apple MP3 player. Also there is a Blue Tooth receiver available.
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The device does not have a volume control, you will need to attach it to a source which will control the volume.This speaker selector can definitely handle what you want, as I have a similar setup in my house. The selector has only two inputs, and the remote doesn't appear to have a signal that you can program into other remotes, so you're probably best to just have a single input running to the selector. Run all your components into your receiver, and then connect the receiver's output to the selector as your zone 2 (I'd leave the primary output zone hooked up to the receiver's zone 1). Then use the selector to determine which zones you want turned on in your house. The device does not have a volume control, you will need to attach it to a source which will control the volume.This speaker selector can definitely handle what you want, as I have a similar setup in my house. The selector has only two inputs, and the remote doesn't appear to have a signal that you can program into other remotes, so you're probably best to just have a single input running to the selector. Run all your components into your receiver, and then connect the receiver's output to the selector as your zone 2 (I'd leave the primary output zone hooked up to the receiver's... » Read More The device does not have a volume control, you will need to attach it to a source which will control the volume.This speaker selector can definitely handle what you want, as I have a similar setup in my house. The selector has only two inputs, and the remote doesn't appear to have a signal that you can program into other remotes, so you're probably best to just have a single input running to the selector. Run all your components into your receiver, and then connect the receiver's output to the selector as your zone 2 (I'd leave the primary output zone hooked up to the receiver's zone 1). Then use the selector to determine which zones you want turned on in your house. « Show Less
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The volume can be controlled by up/down buttons on the unit or by your connecting device.