806 Volume: Does this receiver have the auto volume system?
158000
This receiver has a system in which it changes DB levels automatically in-order to create a level audio output so commercials don't freak you out.
2074549
yes, that's what I use. plug n play, and got rid of that annoying him coming from the head phone connection while simultaneously allowing me to turn the volume on my receiver way down! gotta love digital!
107462
No receiver? Also does AT-LP60 have a switch to allow you the use of an external phono stage?
1822268
Yes, the system has a single volume control knob located on the right speaker. The knob also serves as the Power On/Off control for the speaker system.
1891998
Yes it does. It has a way to calibrate speakers high and low tones on all speakers. You can also use the setup on reciever and adjust your system manually. Awesome receiver
1617075
I don't use the product anymore so I'm not certain, but no, I don't think it does have volume built in. You have to rely on the device you're connecting to for volume.
2224972
Not on the speaker its self. Only wired to receiver and then changing the volume on the receiver.
1128566
It has multiple source input but there is only one L/R output that's either on or off. It hooks up between the audio source(s) and your receiver.
1298198
Yes. There is a Volume knob and a Low Pass filter knob. Note: If you are using a Sub out/LFE connection from your receiver turn the Low Pass all the way up.
713714
Not sure what you mean by auto-sensing. It has an a manual on/off switch for each pair and manual volume rheostat dial for each pair. If you are not using all four speaker pair outputs you would simpley switth the unused line(s) switch(es) to off.
337662
Nope. Just plug in the USB and it should configure automatically and access volume controls through your computer.
350169
Yes - the Receiver goes to the settings automatically and plays when it's selected as the output device on your PC
1494790
I assume you are refering to the "automatic signal sensing" feature, or better called "auto on/off". The answer is yes! It automaticaly turns itself on when when you begin listening to music (signal sensing), then turns itself off if no music is playing (does not sense a signal). It's a great feature. And a great subwoofer!
200574
Mine has not had a volume issue, in fact, I end up turning it way down to 3 or 4. Think maybe you should contact Uniden about that. Perhaps you need a replacement receiver?
1133027
No. Just one zone and one HDMI OUT port. You can find more details about Yamaha RX-475. That is the model of the receiver.
422638
No it does not, all you have to do is plug the input speaker wires in and send the others out and works great. Just wish the volume control knobs didn't click when turned.
781153
http://www.scancat.com/OnLineHelp/OEM_Radio_Owners_Manuals/PRO-163-164-OWNERS%20MANUAL_2000164_PM_EN.pdf After you download the manual take a look at page 4. The Volume control has another fatter knob toward the bottom of it that functions as a squelch. Good Luck Mike