Is it possible to adjust (increase/decrease) the base from this unit (i.e., increase/decrease base for some songs/albums/artists)? If so, how?
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Yes, you can increase or decrease the base. Click on Manage on whichever controller you are using, and then click "room settings". You will see the option to increase or decrease the settings for wireless subwoofer. I have mine set to nearly full sound, although that may be too much base for some people so adjust it to your likings. Hope this helps and happy holidays!
1429100
You can go to settings on controller and adjust base and volume of complimentary Sonos speakers.
1429101
Not from the unit but from your Sonos controller whether that be your PC, iPhone etc
3598
You can adjust the volume on the unit. The instructions are on a sticker attached to the packaging because they left them off the instruction sheet.Your player determines the maximum volume, though.
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No. There are no bass/treble adjustments on the Step (it is available on the Sound Platform). For sound settings, the vendor recommends using the equalizer that comes with your device, whether it is a smartphone or computer.
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Hi Thank you for contacting ToolSource. I do not see anything about adjusting the sound. Here is the number directly to the mfg. perhaps one of their techs can help! Phone: 773-235-9400 Thank you,
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Yes you can increase the volume and it also alerts you when you are midway of the work interval ( pre-set by you). These allows you the option of switching sides or during the interval workout. However, I'm not aware of being able to select nor change the default sound options. Nonetheless, if you are getting down and burning those fat cells, that's enough music to.my ears and gladness in my heart. Enjoy, have fun and be well.
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The round button on the base up on the right hand side adjusts the volume. Press the plus for increased volume, the minus for less volume
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Yes one of the settings, not sure on #. Find proper setting turn up music light is qued by base. This is my favorite setting.
1207521
Go into "settings" and you can adjust everything from there. I haven't used all the features of this stereo yet.
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Many adjustments are available. I adjusted for a week or more and gave up. One review showed the numbers she liked on each setting. I made these changes and now am pleased with it. I was very unhappy till I made the changes. A reset button is available so it can be set back to factory setting.
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On the remote that came with it there is a button. With the unit on you can change the bass by pushing that button. It will cycle through. Another way is changing it's listening mode, but it is easier the first way.
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I love mine just the way it is- You can adjust the bass the way you want it, and Iquestion adding more. Thanks Good Luck!! you'll love the unit!!
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No it regulates the monitor output level. I use a little tiny self powered mobile speaker (iHome) plugged into that monitor channel that works great for monitoring my turntable while I capture vinyl tracks with audacity. I capture the actual output via the USB interface. The small knob is the monitor volume level. The big gain knob allows you to raise or lower the line levels to your desired level but honestly. I adjusted that once and never touched it again. It stays pretty close to zero at all times. The converted audacity digital files can be normalized digitally which means the gain setting is pretty meaningless anyway. No it regulates the monitor output level. I use a little tiny self powered mobile speaker (iHome) plugged into that monitor channel that works great for monitoring my turntable while I capture vinyl tracks with audacity. I capture the actual output via the USB interface. The small knob is the monitor volume level. The big gain knob allows you to raise or lower the line levels to your desired level but honestly. I adjusted that once and never touched it again. It stays pretty close to zero at all times. The converted audacity digital files can be normalized digitally which means the gain... » Read More No it regulates the monitor output level. I use a little tiny self powered mobile speaker (iHome) plugged into that monitor channel that works great for monitoring my turntable while I capture vinyl tracks with audacity. I capture the actual output via the USB interface. The small knob is the monitor volume level. The big gain knob allows you to raise or lower the line levels to your desired level but honestly. I adjusted that once and never touched it again. It stays pretty close to zero at all times. The converted audacity digital files can be normalized digitally which means the gain setting is pretty meaningless anyway. « Show Less
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Listen. Tweaked! Peaked and tuned idk? You can have any radio tweaked, take your cb to a guy/cb shop(the guy making announcments over the radio...) He will snip out the thing that only allows it to do only 4 watts and add a thingymajob to bump it up to 20, 30, 40 watts. Or...hook up a linear. Or...do both. FYI- Half of your radio is your antenna, put the ugly sticks under your bunk and get a pair of wilsons or k-40s or anything else...
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Yes. Remove the four screws holding the top onto the body, then adjust the spring tension screw underneath. Adjust in small increments, then test. It takes awhile. Just don't let the turntable and tone arm flop around too much while adjusting the reset screw.
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I am not sure. You could turn down the base to reduce the subwoofer effect.
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Yes, it does. Just pull it to increase or reduce it.... sorry for late response
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Not on the unit directly but through iTunes or a separate program like Airfoil for Mac you can adjust the source.