how can the amplification be turned down, i find it is too loaud and too much feedback at current "lowest level"
465688
Too loud? Just go by the directions and learn the "feel" when adjusting. I had to wear them for a while to get on to it. My large problem? The noise was there all the time but I couldn't hear it before.
465689
There is an amp adjustment, but it can't be turned down low enough for me either. Must have been made for the really, really deaf :-(
1519690
No. I'm running a 700 mono block and it's not even turned up all the way. It's super loud. It's a great speaker. The box is nice. I want to run max but don't wanna buy a new amp.
162812
It's almost the actual way to do it... YOu cn try to do it from the amp but it's never gonna be as clear as the sound you will get from your pc, you can also download some patches
845045
I didn't like the volume switch, and they have it going off a fuse, to the amp then grounded and battery. Yes, twice I was left to sit because of this. Even when nothing is plugged into the USB.
1889255
None of our users have hearing aids so I do not know. The only time there is feedback is when the microphone is held to close to the battery pack. We use these amplifiers for performing. They are great, light weight, rechargeable and very easy to use. The performing groups loves them. Lani
450568
If youre playing it by itself your amp is your limit. If played in conjunction with other signals a mixer of some sort would definitely be necessary.
1639130
You are correct, If you want it off, You have to either unplug it at the Microphone, orat the other end. OR you can just turn it way down at your Mixer or Amplifier.
126311
We have the same problem, despite having isolated which band was best for our location. It seems that doing the auto search function will sometimes solve this issue, which appears to have something to do with compression cutting out a weak signal. The only real solution I've found is to keep them on the stage very close to the performer, fresh high quality batteries, and check the frequencies often (right before show etc...)
1921955
i used mine before my eq THE MANUAL MIGHT RECOMEND THE OPPOSITE BUT I ALSO HAVE A CONCERT SERIES CARVIN BOARD WITH A LOT OF EQ BEFORE IT LEAVES THE BOARD. i still had a problem with feedback when a mic got to near a monitor remedied that by unplugging the horns. my metal band wanted everything almost maxed if your not in need of ear splitting pa you should be able to dial the feedback unit to cover your needs. hollywoodphil
58123
Both - you typically turn your music source up to 9/10 max to get the input level right then use the amp volume control. There isn't any reason you can't start with the amp as loud as you want and turn it lower from your music source.
474571
My experience is the opposite... too much solid, rich bass, so I keep the volume knob located on the subwoofer control panel turned down to about 15%. Surprising for such an inexpensive system. Assure your connections, assure the subwoofer volume is tuned up, try a different audio cable between your sound source and subwoofer, try a different sound source. If none of these things work, consider returning them for replacement.
115839
You need a pre-amp or a mixer to regulate the volume and EQ. If not your will end with lots of fedback noise and undesirable sound. A small mixer will do the job.
2005386
You can bypass this by downloading an equalizer app and sending music through the equalizer via Airplay. That gives you the control to adjust base, trebles etc.
151368
The problem is not just the speakers. There isn't sufficient amplification to product acceptable sound levels.best to get a sound bar or an inexpensive receiver and speakers. YMMV
543878
Yea but I imagine the volume control is in your cabinet system, never used it. On back of amp there is a line out return and send. Good sound but not an expert. Sorry
1385268
I know that it has a volume adjust. It's hard to say. You might have a level turned down somewhere on you audio chain.
140772
I had the same problem. There is a button called "Level". When you enter this space you can vary the volume of your bass and the cd, independently. I've found that some recordings require changing the settings but this should solve the problem. If not ask again and we'll dig deeper.