So this increases the mic's volume, correct?
1656274
It adjusts the sound level in your headphones. I'm not aware that it makes the microphone (the part you speak into) more sensitive. This is the second one I've bought, by the way. I have some hearing deficits, and having the headset really helps as well as freeing up my hands to take notes or work with documents.
2008329
I haven't tried that, so I can't say for sure...but I THINK it would. However, the general increase in volume was not the impressive to me.
1624020
You can adjust the volume and gains. I've used this amplifier behind a PC headset jack (Apple MacBook Pro and Lenovo W530), Bose PC speaker jack (powered), and behind a Onkyo receiver. If already amplified, it's more important to adjust the gains and volume level to compensate but it's very simple. In all cases the sound qualified was significantly improved and the only time it didn't make a noticeable difference was behind a DAC which says a lot.
2143641
Not really. Makes my son's voice sound a little auto-tuned, and maybe a smidge louder. But not even a fraction of what a real mic would do. Thank goodness!!!
644104
Very much so! And larger gigs ALWAYS mic up the amps, so volume is really never a problem.
768649
Not this particular system alone, it depends on the amplifier you connect them too. Once you connect them to your amplifier, you can then control the volume of each microphone. These microphones will not work without an amplifier. But that's typical, your mics will have to be connected to a amplifier. And then yes you can control the volume of each mic. Hope this helps.
1935643
Yes, on the upper side of the phone there's button you can press to increase volume
575797
Yes, it works quite well to boost your volume, but does much more to improve your sound. And you control how much of the "processed sound" you want to add to your "dry" sound. This is an amazing tool for the price...I wouldn't want to play without it now.
262255
No. The speakers were made so the sound is clearer and microphone is more sensitive :)
955847
No, it only claims to prevent differences in volume when changing from one channel to another. I couldn't tell that it made much of a difference.
2120454
No. The mic's just plug into the portable unit to extend the ability to be heard.
1330573
The pre-gain from the Lexicon may cause distortion when you try to adjust the pre-gain of the mic input on your mixing board. Just adjust accordingly, and it should be fine. Experiment and see what works the best for you.
1241659
Probably this, because you can crank up the volume considerably without the sound getting too distorted or bass-heavy.
2145065
Sure. It picks up any ambient sounds in vicinity of the microphone at normal speaking Db level.
1909421
I belive it does other wise how else are you able to crank up the volume. I'm no expert in these matters.
137401
It's a volume amplifier. Just boosts the volume. Kind of like a "high" and "low" setting.
1172548
Yes. Turn it on and hit the "select" button until you see the "vol" flashing (bottom right), then use the up arrow to increase the volume.