Can you operate this amp at a low enough volume so as not to disturb the neighbors? I understand headphones are the best option.
1953086
Absolutely no problem here. There are two knobs you can use to control volume, the volume control and the master control. What really disturbs the neighbors when it comes to music is actually the bass. Lots of people (ie kids) love to have the bass so that it vibrates the entire room, and this vibration can really carry ... especially if you're living in an apartment where there is someone living above or below you. This amp has lots of control and I think you would enjoy it immensely.
1045759
I have that - but it is very slight. I mean, I have to put my ear right up next to the amp to hear it. I think what these other guys are saying is correct. I doubt it's your amp doing it on its own.
217548
You'll still need a proper amp. The output from this device isn't enough to power speakers alone.
985339
no it is not ...it has to play loud ever with the half power . Except if you loudspeakers have very low sensitivity ...lower than 85 db. Check also the settings of your phone and your pc , especial the phone volume could be lower when you connect it to headphones in order to protect your ears .Also try different interconnect cables sometimes they dont fit well. If it nothing of them then probably your AMP is faulty
355884
I don't think sow , the amp. will not be enouth , look for something more powerfull Sr.
885431
Of course!� that's what it's for.... But you would want to play higher quality music beacause.... Well it's better! Make sure the headphones you are using have a pretty low impendense. The amp is really designed for mid phyletic phones/portable.
1311926
Yes....but this amp isn't designed to rock the house.....it's a great practice amp for smaller spaces.
680430
Might not have enough volume, but it's worth a try. Remember it's 12 volts. .:-)
914669
No. Even if you had a mic that would plug into the amp, it would not be loud enough or clear enough to hear and understand.
450568
If youre playing it by itself your amp is your limit. If played in conjunction with other signals a mixer of some sort would definitely be necessary.
1086035
First I own a pawnshop and am not an audio equipment dealer. Second, if others can hear what you are listening to with them, I suggest lowering the volume as you are probably damaging your hearing.
1848547
We use these amps all of the time, but they are used feed full volume to outdoor speakers or to a series of 3 or 4 rooms. We always use a volume control to each pair of speakers so I haven't tried doing what you are asking.Since you are coming out of the Receiver Line Level, I don't know of any way to adjust the volume to the amp.
909164
No absolutely not. Not even sure how you would do that. First off, This amp is not that good. No where near its rated power.
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.
478915
yes,but without preamp it wont get very loud,although it may be loud enough for you.
1918052
No An under powered amp can damage the speakers faster than a more powerful amp. If the speakers distort than turn them down. They should sound clear at all times.
1034898
You would have to have the sound volume at a painfully high level to you for the sound to be bothersome to anyone sitting next to you. I find that the ambient noise around my cube drowns out any of the sound leakage coming out of my SR850.