Its detachable connectors can be used with 12-gauge wire. The RVC90i and SVC90i Volume Controls, SP4 and SP6 Speaker Selectors, and CB8 Control Hub are available now from authorized Boston Acoustics ...

Absolute Volume is a feature in Windows 11/10 computers that allows users to have better control over the volume of their Bluetooth speakers or headphones. This is a useful feature.

However, they never brought back the ability to control the volume of speaker groups from a Pixel phone, at least until now. With the release of last week’s Android 15 Beta 2, we can confirm ...

Some speaker selectors have built-in volume controls As you can see, whether a traditional speaker selector or speaker selector with volume control is right for you all depends on your goals and needs ...

Often, the simplest way to control the volume of your Alexa speaker is to tell it how loud to be. You can tell Alexa to change its volume anywhere from zero to 10, where zero is muted.

In Windows 7 and Windows 8, this mixer effectively lets you control the volume for each application separately. To access it, click on the speaker icon situated on the right side of the taskbar.

Google’s actions have potentially opened the door for other manufacturers to do what the Pixel legally cannot: control the volume of a multi-zone speaker group, Sonos-style.

Google Home app has reinstated multi-speaker volume control, previously removed due to a lawsuit with Sonos. Users can now adjust the volume across multiple speakers using the app or voice commands.

For the past few years, easy volume controls for speaker groups and other Cast devices from Pixel phones has been disabled, but they appear to be returning in the latest Android 15 beta update.

However, Pixel phones with the latest Android update still don’t let users adjust the volume of speaker groups using the physical volume keys. Rahman discovered that on Pixel phones, that second ...

That said, I have lived with a worn out volume pot on my Klipsch ProMedia v.2-400 for the last 20 years or so, it seems. I just use the Windows volume control on the keyboard. Works very well.

I use the hardware control, because I want to be able to mute it or lower it <B>before</B> the startup sound plays. Nothing like leaving your volume at 11 and then turning on the computer after ...