Is there a way to get "between" the receiver and the amp with an RF gain control? I want to use a remote to adjust volume.
1848544
I'm assuming you meant the AF gain controls. Yes, the amplifiers are on 2 boards separate from the input board. Some creative engineering should work on that. There are two separate amplifiers and two power transformers which makes this amp nice.
1848545
Well Craig, This unit doesn't have a receiver built into it so you can put your 'remote RF gain control' between the two components without any problem. This unit is a 4 zone stereo amplifier so you would need to figure out how many remotes you need or use one and, like I did, set up one input to play out all channels. Good luck
1848546
I am not sure what the RF gain control does but I can tell you that I use a MacBook PRO as well as iPhone as input. I set the volume control (OUT) on the back of the back of the amp and then use my volume control on the MacBook/iPhone to control the volume (IN).
1848547
We use these amps all of the time, but they are used feed full volume to outdoor speakers or to a series of 3 or 4 rooms. We always use a volume control to each pair of speakers so I haven't tried doing what you are asking.Since you are coming out of the Receiver Line Level, I don't know of any way to adjust the volume to the amp.
1736924
I have mine between my separate preamp and amp. Not knowing your equipment, I would suggest putting it on a tape monitor if you have one. Otherwise, I would put it between the CD player and the receiver. You just need RCA cables. It'll take 1/4" unbalanced cables too. Let me know if you need more help or more about what it ACTUALLY does.
968139
Yes you can use the remote from the harness, the only thing some time the amp is gonna start automatically but that's just for like 10 seconds.
18072
No remote. You should not need one. Your receiver or tuner should have a ' trigger' output. The AMP 102 has a trigger input to turn it on when the receiver commands. Volume should be handled by your receiver. Also, the amp can be set to turn on in response to an input signal. Read the owners manual, there are two inputs. One input will override the other (like for a PA for announcements or paging). I hope this helps. I really like my AMP102 and have used it for years. No problems!
1920100
I think it would depend on the features of your receiver. My guess is no though. The wired remote basically controls the gain.
2264030
Without knowing technical terms here goes. The one I own has the one knob for gain. From my research I learned that this adjusts to prevent feedback or interference with the actual signal. If it's turned up to high your amplified signal interferes with the actual broadcast signal. So in short that's the only one you need just crank it up until it's as high as it can be without turning off.
992179
If you push the speaker button and then go to the top volume control and push the + or- it will adjust the receiver volume and if you need more help you can push the "boost"button
334785
I cranked the sub all the way up and let the automatic balance function on my receiver adjust the channel gain appropriately. Works well with this setup. I am using a Pioneer VSK-822-K 5.1 receiver with a mic to automatically set the channel levels.
968140
Yes run the amp remote turn on, off the PAC unit. I used the rear RCA outputs when I installed mine and just adjusted the gain settings on the rear channel inside the PAC unit.
1461145
Just pick up the receiver. You can then push the up and down keys, if you need to adjust the in coming volume.
1177599
You may not have connected the "remote on" wire, which is a small gauge wire connected alongside the rca cables. The remote wire needs to be spliced with the receiver (usually a blue wire thats probably connected to your receiver's wire harness). Google it to be sure. Lots of tutorials. Oh, and make sure to ground it; you can ruin a lot of electrical components if u don't, including your new amp. Good luck
177835
Yes you can. However, you will need a 3.5mm to RCA converter at the least. I would also recommend using a pre-amp or an LC-1 from PAC, because using the phone as your volume control is not convenient or safe to do while you are driving. PAC LC-1 Remote Amplifier Level Controller
2216499
You are almost certainly stuck with using the volume knob on the amplifier. Audio out from the TV is line-level and not subject to the TV's remote. The TV's headphone output may be subject to the TV's remote, but in some cases, such as my Panasonic TV, the headphone level is controlled from a separate menu item. Overall, you are not going to get a fully integrated experience unless you go with a sound bar that has its own remote control infrared receiver, or a full AV receiver setup which becomes the master source for all signals and has its own remote control.
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.
922057
It has a remote gain knob meaning u can set the gain higher or lower just by turning the knob up or down
1027856
You can hook up the rotel between your source(s) and the emotiva. You would have two volume knobs then but you could turn one up then adjust it with the other. I'm using a pro-ject switchbox (I didn't need tone controls) between my turntable, pc and cdp and the amp and I'm very happy with the setup
1582342
I can do it with my DirectTV remote. It will only control volume. Can't get it to change the Speakercraft's inputs.