Does this device have a max volume limit built into the DSP?
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The LifeEar has four modes of operation. When first turned on by closing the battery compartment door, it will always be in mode #1. Mode #1 has a mild amplification level (15db) and will emphasizes the higher frequencies of speech at that moderate level of volume. By pressing the tiny mode button while wearing the device you will hear two beeps which will indicate that mode #2 is now in effect. Mode #2 has the same amplification level (15db) as mode #1 but emphasizes the Lower and Midrange frequencies of speech at the moderate level of volume. By pressing the tiny mode button again while wearing the device you will hear three beeps which indicates that mode #3 is now in effect. Mode #3 has a higher amplification level (25db) and emphasizes the Higher frequencies of speech like mode #1 only with a higher level of volume. By pressing the tiny mode button again while wearing the device you will hear four beeps which indicates that mode #4 is now in effect. Mode #4 has the higher amplification level (25db) and emphasizes the Lower and Midrange frequencies of speech at the higher level of volume. Note: There is only two VOLUME "levels", Low and High Low volume is fixed on Mode 1 and Mode 2 High volume is fixed on Mode 3 and Mode 4 There is no "volume control knob" After using it for a day or two, you will decide which mode fits your need formost environments and you will not be always tweaking it. Hope this helps. By the way what, is a "db"? : It is short notation for decibel, a unit of measure used mostly in audio and telephone measurements.
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Yes, It only has a max volume level. It CANNOT be turned down. It a room with people, it is much to loud.
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Be careful! I bought one similar device and it would NOT increase the volume from my mp3 player, so was a waste of money. It needs to have amplification, for that.
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When you hold both of the PREV and NEXT buttons on the camera, it gives you an option to change the volume. Maximum was 15.
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I am using for mono application only but if the signal has not already been split by the processor to the speaker then I would say no.
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No. Line out volume fixed. In the DAC Cambridge Audio DacMagic Plus it is a posible
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No- not that I have found. However, I just rotate the volume knob off/on really quick and that gets them to respond to the signal fast enough. Otherwise it takes a second or two for the speakers to recognize the signal and output audio. For the price, I really like these speakers and they have surprisingly warm tones for speakers in this category. Most speakers sound tinny and bassy.
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I have not seen anything on the device or on the box or in the instructions that says that it is limited to 500 on each port. I am suggest you ask the manufacturer about that because That information is not there to be found. Ask corporate for an answer.
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Are you wanting to input sound from an actual sound board, or a virtual soundboard (i.e. a sound FX program)? Either way the answer is yes. You just need to set it to "line input" and adjust the internal range in the menu.
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I don't know the maximum volume, I don't have a dB meter, but it gets plenty loud enough to listen to music at my desk, I plug it into my Android phone and listen to internet radio just fine. You're not going to be able to use it for a party or anything though.
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Yes it does, but the loudness circuitry is whacked and turns the volume on to max and off at will when used. Don't use it and no problem.
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There is a rocker switch which controls volume. Hold it down, and if it beeps, then you have hit the most quiet of the speaker setting. Hold it down the other way and that INcreases the volume. There is a maximum volume, but you will not know when you get to MAX. fred
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no, you need to buy it, i don't have one becouse i use a GT-10 and ds-1 y ps-1 for my dist, the 3 types of dist from that monster are amazing but need a lot of volume for sound really great, on stage always request to me please turn the volume down
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I can't honestly answer your question, but I have a mixing board with 2 tower 15" running off of it and do not have to turn it past half volume.
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Yes it is very loud for it's size. Personally I have never needed my volume maxed out.
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That happened to me with the thumb drive. I cranked to volume up to right before its too loud for the speakers or earphones. Then it is fine on other mediums. Its still not like what you get from the overproduced music today but you hear the warmth natural sound of the record.
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Up to my knowledge there is no option to set the volume on a specific level and save the setting, which is one of the negatives of this unit since the volume is high by default.
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Assuming your asking about Creative Airwave portable Vs Creative Airwave HD - theamplifier provides volume two times it's size.