Can you use line out for an extension cabinet &amp; is it volume controlled?
543877
The line out jack is a preamp output which you can patch into the input of another amp. It is not a speaker output for an unpowered cabinet. You can also patch it into a mixer for PA or recording.
1215771
Hello, You could use either headphone out port or line out port. However, if you use line out, you cannot control output volume. Thank you
901080
Hi..Whatever the speakers are connected to can control the volume. I have mine plugged into my PC,with speaker volume all the way up,then use the PC volume controls from there on..Hope this helps!..Jon
1796832
Hi, it is a standard fixed line output ( the BTAR512 volume control does not change volume of the line out signal).
1380630
No. There are no in-line controls for this headset. No mute and no volume control.
2093116
I don't think you understand how this works. You use the level control to get the output to match the level of your main speakers, not to set overall loudness. So where you set it has to do with the rest of your set up.
122394
The device does not have a volume control, you will need to attach it to a source which will control the volume. This speaker selector can definitely handle what you want, as I have a similar setup in my house. The selector has only two inputs, and the remote doesn't appear to have a signal that you can program into other remotes, so you're probably best to just have a single input running to the selector. Run all your components into your receiver, and then connect the receiver's output to the selector as your zone 2 (I'd leave the primary output zone hooked up to the receiver's zone 1). Then use the selector to determine which zones you want turned on in your house.
2239921
If I connect the line-out on the back to my stereo system, is the line-out affected by the radio's volume control for the internal speaker or is that a fixed out-put...which of course you have control over with the home stereo system? Does the internal speaker remain operational even when the line-out plug is plugged in?
2216503
I'm annoyed by the answers the other users left. It all depends on the brand and options of your TV. I had a Samsung that would not allow you to control the volume of external speakers through the TV's volume control. Now I have a Sony that allows me to do this seamlessly. The Sony has an option in the sound settings that allows you to do this. It's possible on a higher end Samsung that this option is present but on mine there was not.
2098606
It would be controlled through the master output knob. In addition, you can always adjust the volume on your device as well.-Pro Audio Land
1538424
When plugged into aux out, You can control the sound from whatever appliance/interface you are using, but the speakers volume controls don't work. And yes when something is connected to aux out (such as headphones or other speakers) the Bem box speaker does not work
180885
If there is a master input somewhere on the "system" which allows piped-in audio to all available lines, then YES. Look for an RCA or 1/8" stereo or mono input labeled "MOH" or "Music on Hold" or similar. Chances are, if you DON'T have a mastercontrol box where all the lines come together and they all just plug into 2-line jacks, (directly) the answer is no.
617578
I used RCA plugs to send the Technical Pro 'Audio Out' to the Amplifier 'Auxiliary In' and used the Technical Pro volume control with the amplifier volume control. Using an amplifier will allow you to generate greater volume levels.
952341
You need to have a receiver that offers line level out for each channel in addition to speaker out. Newer receivers have this feature, otherwise you need a step down transformer that converts speaker level to line level.
1500326
No, as there is no volume control on the unit. The volume is controlled by the amp or what ever device is providing input.
234826
You can. Simply go to the set up section and manually raise or lower the volume for the sub. You can follow the same for all speakers in your system.
797416
Not sure. Next time I'm at the house where I have that unit I'll check. I know the volume control works okay but I really didn't try changing the audio out options.