Can it's line level output be controlled in level (volume) via the remote control? (For use with powered studio monitor speakers.)
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No. The volume control have no direct control with the output. Oldest player some times like Sony use to have this option. Also the the volume control is only for the headphone output. But does not work by the remote. Manual control. There is a new model also in this category the 5005. I suspect it's far better.
1243332
Hi, this control( for my system) only controls volume. Up and down. There is the power on/off and the mute button. I control the bass by the menu on the DVD and TV. Good luck. I control bass in the
1462441
No remote on the line that will control a device. You either have to purchase a separate inline control that does so or use the controls on the device itself. I did not find that to be much of a problem. I did purchase and try a inline volume control but I found that to just be a pain and ended up using the device controls instead.
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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.
2216501
It depends the TV model. Many TVs have the ability to adjust an externally connected amplifier using the TV remote itself. You might have to go to some audio setting menu to setup the audio output either in fixed or variable mode. Choose variable, if such option exist.
952343
I wouldn't recommend this. Speaker outputs are designed to drive 8 ohms of impedance with high current. Line-level audio inputs have a much higher input impedance and require far less current. Using a speaker output to drive a line-level input can cause the voltages at the input to become vary large, almost certainly distorting the sound, and maybe damaging your equipment. Get the step-down transformer described above if your device has no line-level outputs.
1215771
Hello, You could use either headphone out port or line out port. However, if you use line out, you cannot control output volume. Thank you
1164521
No, the volume control is for the monitor (headphone) output. There is a separate gain control for the preamp. Note that this is a phono preamp and is not intended to be used as your primary preamp to control volume, tone, etc.
2093116
I don't think you understand how this works. You use the level control to get the output to match the level of your main speakers, not to set overall loudness. So where you set it has to do with the rest of your set up.
1076737
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.
1117277
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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I have installed this device on my led setup and there does not appear to be any remote control functions for audio. To the best of my knowledge this unit only controls brightness and color patterns. The physical inline unit would require some type of wired input for the audio signal.......which this unit does not have.
2098604
Yes you are correct it is controlled through the master level/playback device. Thanks for contacting KPODJ. https://www.kpodj.com/invoices/view/F76734EB0DB4990AF72281B58A9DC01D/
1111806
I see no reason why that wouldn't be the case, although it may require you to switch between devices. I am using the system through my universal cable remote and have it set up as the "auxiliary" device. If I don't switch to auxiliary before using the volume buttons, the remote logic thinks I want to adjust the volume on my flat screen. You could route the audio through your TV, but then any volume adjustment would include the TV speakers which sound terrible. I'm running a fiber optic cable from my cable control box directly to my system. Sounds terrific.
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I don't know why not. It has unbalanced and balanced outputs, so is compatible with any line level input. Although it is intended to be used with a line level preamp, it does have a remote control volume so it should be possible to use without a preamp. Hope this helps.
910456
Yes to volume control the little pod seen in this photo controls system volume not just the subwoofer. And I don't see why you could not power with your TV assuming it has appropriate output.
897371
Yes you can control volume from the device that is connected to the speakers whether they are Bluetooth or connected via wire.