Is there a way to adjust the base and treble on these?
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not on the speakers themselves. but i went into my equalizer on itunes and fooled around with it until i found the setting i liked. for me, it was "electronic" that sounded best.
1684337
No, you can only adjust the bass by turning the on/off switch, which is located at the back of the subwoofer. There is no way to adjust the treble. If you download a graphic equalizer, you would then be able to adjust the treble and other sounds the way you like.
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Yes and no. There is an overall volume control and mute button on the R satellite (they are a bit awkward t use unless you have the speakers tilted back a bit, which I usually don't) and a separate sub-woofer volume control that controls the volume of the sub, but I have found the effect to be subtle unless you turn it completely off or all the way up. I haven't touched the volume and bass controls for a long time - I tend to use the PC volume control and the audio controls on whatever media player I am using. Overall I am very happy with these speakers.
746261
Not directly. Adjusting the treble on your radio is the closest you can come to adjusting them. Using an amplifier if you're not already also helps with the harshness significantly.
2224973
Not on the speaker. My receiver lets me adjust the volume on each surround speaker.
947812
Hi. No, there is not. You can adjust the volume from the computer o other divise.
1391668
No. There are no bass/treble adjustments on the Step (it is available on the Sound Platform). For sound settings, the vendor recommends using the equalizer that comes with your device, whether it is a smartphone or computer.
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You can't.But you can (bear with me) in one of 3 ways.While there are no controls marked Treble & Bass, hitting the "Sound Mode" button effectively brings up the treble & brings down the bass in a fixed configuration.ORyou can use the "sub woofer" +/- for more subtle gradesORyou can go to the "menu" mode on your TV (most of them have same nowadays) and adjust the treble/bass functions there.I realise none of these is as simple as the old T/B function was (is, on many other systems) but they DO work, quite well. You can't.But you can (bear with me) in one of 3 ways.While there are no controls marked Treble & Bass, hitting the "Sound Mode" button effectively brings up the treble & brings down the bass in a fixed configuration.ORyou can use the "sub woofer" +/- for more subtle gradesORyou can go to the "menu" mode on your TV (most of them have same nowadays) and adjust the treble/bass functions there.I realise none of these is as simple as the old T/B function was (is, on many other systems) but they... » Read More You can't.But you can (bear with me) in one of 3 ways.While there are no controls marked Treble & Bass, hitting the "Sound Mode" button effectively brings up the treble & brings down the bass in a fixed configuration.ORyou can use the "sub woofer" +/- for more subtle gradesORyou can go to the "menu" mode on your TV (most of them have same nowadays) and adjust the treble/bass functions there.I realise none of these is as simple as the old T/B function was (is, on many other systems) but they DO work, quite well. « Show Less
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Absolutely. If height adjustment and stability are important to you. I suggest you get VTI stands. They are pricey, but WELL worth it! You can "bluTac" them to the base, or do what I did: made a an extra hole in the top plate and used a custom built mount to screw it securely using the l-shape bracket and back speaker holes. Surround Sound Speaker Stand in Black - Set of 2
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Can't really help on this! With a hearing problem, I turn bass as low as possible...need treble.
618921
Yes, these speakers have treble control. The knob that controls it is directly above the Ssubwoofer volume control knob on the subwoofer itself.
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no there is no way to adjust them, again keep in mind, if your device isNOT directly in front of you within two feet,that means NOT in your pocket, itwill get annoying distortion... if you hold your devicein front of you, you will be fine.they come with these little pieces that make them snugin your ears, but NOTHING for head support..you may want to look elsewhere.....
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you can adjust it by the key near power button.if not ok you need use a speaker
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Currently there is no mid-range adjustment capability (at least in the latest firmware version 3.0. The cool thing about the bass and treble controls is that they are hardware based, directly adjusting the amplitude of both frequency ranges on the Wolfson DAC itself - not a software-based eq. There is an older beta firmare (2.14 beta, I believe - very similar in design to the latest release 3.0, but implemented an extra software eq function that seemed to have a subtle effect on the sound
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Have not had that situation come up. I guess I would give them over the ear headphones and adjust the volume correctly.
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There is no real treble adjustment. If you use an iPhone, you can adjust the `tonality'. There is an adjustment for the subwoofer. I made most of my adjustments for `tonality' on the iPhone. Set your mode to `normal' and turn up the subwoofer to get a better deeper range. My treble doesn't seem bad at all. You can adjust the treble and bass on your TV if it's a fairly new one. Hope this helps.
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Try using your remote. Go to speaker settings and set speakers to match your set up. This can only be adjusted with your remote.
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Go into "settings" and you can adjust everything from there. I haven't used all the features of this stereo yet.
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You can't. But you can (bear with me) in one of 3 ways. While there are no controls marked Treble & Bass, hitting the "Sound Mode" button effectively brings up the treble & brings down the bass in a fixed configuration. OR you can use the "sub woofer" +/- for more subtle grades OR you can go to the "menu" mode on your TV (most of them have same nowadays) and adjust the treble/bass functions there. I realise none of these is as simple as the old T/B function was (is, on many other systems) but they DO work, quite well.