Supposedly there is a gain control switch. Where is it and how does it work?
1309446
The gain is controlled by moving some connectors within the unit. I never figured out how to work it based on very poor instructions. I didn't need for the headphones I ended up buying.
1309447
Pull out the tubes with a gentle rocking motion, flip the unit over and remove the baseplate. Near the front of the amp (near the volume knob) there are two red boxes with two white switches each. The switches can be set to on or off. The switch settings have to match. There are four possible settings, off off, off on, on off, and on on. Depending on the switch position you can control the gain from +3 to +10. I have found that the higher the gain setting, the brighter the sound. You should try all settings to see which is best.
1309448
Yes it does, there is three gain switches inside the MKii, work with pins and bridges, in the manual they told you how to do it. Also there are other pins with bridges in order to use other tube, also explained in the manual.
2024745
This pedal will not do what you are looking for. It is simply a controller for switching between two channels on a device such as an amp. Off hand I do not know an exact model or brand of what you are looking for but they do exist.
1861295
I'm not sure I can completely answer your question. There isn't a control of any kind, you just plug it in.
1266396
Welcome to the day and age of "ultimate configurability"... There are some receivers, though not the 1020, that you can listen while adjusting(Pioneer doesn't include that till you buy an Elite). Once receivers went from an EQ that controlled all, to controlling each individually...you gain ability, but lost "easy". You shouldn't, really, be messing with the EQ, unless you have one of these... http://www.amazon.com/Scosche-SPL1000F-135DB-Max-Meter/dp/B001CMKFH8/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1296083267&sr=1-1 (not necessarily this one...) And some form is sine wave sweep(you can find one online)
2264030
Without knowing technical terms here goes. The one I own has the one knob for gain. From my research I learned that this adjusts to prevent feedback or interference with the actual signal. If it's turned up to high your amplified signal interferes with the actual broadcast signal. So in short that's the only one you need just crank it up until it's as high as it can be without turning off.
1287951
The foot switch is just an Active or Bypass switch, not a variable volume peddle. The Active volume is set by the GAIN pot, Bypass is straight through.
681718
This unit does not interfere with a mixer's ability to control the gain. If your mixer can take input via USB port, it should be able to control the gain. This unit is perfect for crystal clear sound to USB.
1483718
When the gain control is set to maximum the amplifier provides up to +30db of gain (gain varies over the wide range of frequencies for the TV channels). When set to adjustable gain control is set to minimum the gain is reduced by 10db. So in short the gain control is basically a 0-10db attenuator which means the amplifier provides a range of up to 20-30db of gain.
659127
There is also a channel switch. The way I understand it, this allows you to set up two different tones and switch among them. Then, of course, the fx switch turns effects that you have pre-set on and off.
191318
There is no individual speaker control switch. All adjustments are done at the receiver unit. At least on mine anyway.
1126351
It only allows you to adjust the parameters that you set on the amp. But, if you sent your gain on the amp between 75%-100% you can then use the knob to adjust a percentage of that total output of the amp. Works great.
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.
157998
I'm not sure how it works... but when I switch channels my receiver shows how it adjusts such as -3db or +2 db to even it out. There's also 3 kinds of night mode: low, medium, and high that could also help.Actually I just looked at it... it says "Dialog Norm" then it lists the dB adjustment.Edit: I finally had a chance to look around at it. I guess it is only on the 876 and 906. I guess I never realized the volume difference since most of the time I skip commercials since I use a DVR. Sorry for the trouble man.
1804829
Hi Ranney, There is no control marked "crossover" but the four controls are: !. Volume control 2. Low-pass filter control - infinitely adjustable from 45 Hz to 150Hz (maybe crossover?) 3. Phase switch - with two positions, 0 deg. (in phase) 180 deg. (maximum out of phase) 4. Power switch - On, Auto, Standby, positions. I hope that helps!
1577159
Hello. The footswitch for these amplifiers controls the channel selection and reverb functions. Thank you for your inquiry!
1633441
Yes it has an individual gain knob for each mic. In addition, removing the cartridge reveals a switch on default set to 0db but can be switched to -10db.
346609
Not sure my direct out works but the gain is so low on it...there is two buttons in the back for a gain boost but it doesnt work that well