Volume Control True Off Position
David, Nope. None of the impedance matching versions out there will have a true off setting, where it totally disconnects from the circuit. This
David, Nope. None of the impedance matching versions out there will have a true off setting, where it totally disconnects from the circuit. This
Russell and Shannon, First take a look at this page about pre-construction brackets. Then, if you’re looking for a system with high-power in-wall speakers,
Subwoofer setup is really not a difficult task. You just need to see the big picture. This article will show you how. So you’ve got
Typically, in a home situation we suggest a speaker selector with standard volume controls. That’s because you can turn off areas that you wouldn’t
Volume controls are just big resistors. They aren’t powered, they don’t plug into AC, and they don’t amplify. There are amplified volume controls available,
Frank, Your situation depends more on what type of receiver you have than what type of speakers you have. On a receiver, you generally
Terry, With a speaker selector that already has impedance matching, you only need standard volume controls. No need to match twice. You can use
Charles, I’m a little concerned about your wiring. Hopefully, it`s just a misunderstanding. When you say, “Then a wire is run from there to
Ben, The type of system you need at this point will be determined with what type of wiring was installed. If you have just
Russ, Nope, that one is a standard volume control. They just have this design to improve a little efficiencies and sound quality. But in
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