Is there really only one volume setting, loud? Is it irritating?
1878157
It's my grandchild's toy. It's isn't loud, even in rooms with hardwood floors. The parents never complained about the sound as it's played with after 7 months.
1878158
There is only one volume setting, however the sound is pleasant (my daughter and all the guest children like it). The sound is close to that of original music instruments, and the music is classical, so it is not irritiating.
1878159
The only volume setting is fairly loud, but the toy is so great that it's worth it. My grandson is 3 now, and he has enjoyed it since he was 8 months old.
995353
No not at all. It's possible that you have the mono setting set louder then the left. If it's not that then it's possibly a defect
590818
There are not separate volume controls for each speaker. Instead there is a volume switch on one speaker along with a mute button.
2033875
No. You adjust the volume via the device that you are linked to. It's not bad though and actually is plenty loud.
2201795
No. But, and I'm not trying to be facetious, you can always lower the volume. Here's the thing though, if you are only getting one speaker, there really is no point in getting the sonos. The magic of sonos is adding speakers throughout your environment and the versatility that gives you.
1061940
You can choose just one sound to play continuously- or set an automatic turn off. I LOVE the thing- it's comes with us out of town as well :)
1884442
No, there is no volume control. There is only an 'on/off' switch. Depending on your sensitivity to sound, I don't think it's that loud. I think it's more of that little fear in most of us that makes us worry that 'someone else' may hear it! :*)
515748
1 button for answering/ pause/ play (depends on compatibility) and one volume "slider" which I haven`t decided whether I like it or not.
1143167
I have not found a way around it. The volume is a little soft but I just use it in a spare bedroom where it's pretty quiet. I still like the interface and it was perfect for my usage.
638565
There ia a hi / low setting. Not a big fan of noise myself, bur this doesn't bother me.
1293739
Hi there. We sort of like the monitor, don't love it. The sound is annoying. There are 6 levels, but no matter which setting you choose, it does this thing where it's one level when you set it, but then it lowers. Whenever there's sound in the room, it goes back up to where you originally set it. In other words, it tries to think for you? You put it at one setting, but then it lowers. It's frustrating. If I want the sound on HIGH, then leave it there, don't decide FOR ME that I really want it lower.That said, the sound itself is just fine. LOL. If baby cries, you'll hear it!
1465716
There is a high and low setting.high is pretty loud.low is still loud-_-but not too
905108
There is a switch to make volume either loud or soft, but I can't tell that much difference between them (seems loud on both)
2204565
I run them with the D1 all the way up. I set the speaker volume quite loud when the computer is turned all the way up and then use the computer volume control to adjust the overall sound. This is not to say that other systems may not work as well or better. One could argue that the best setting is computer and D1 all the way up and use the speaker controls to adjust volume, but I find this inconvenient given the location of the computer and speakers in my office.
1822284
Yes. There are 2 volume knobs. 1 is for your voice (if you want to be heard over the music and how loud)the other is for the music (if you want the music to be heard louder than your voice or at a lower level)
355021
Yes there is a volume control. I think you will be happy with the volume available.
2258880
The receiver has a switch that can be turned off and the volume can be set on low or high. At low we can hear it throughout the house. Volume is not the issue. It's the frequent false alarms that is bothersome.