does anyone know where I can find a remote for this? Even just a universal remote so I can control the volume? Thanks
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This computer monitor does not have a remote sensor, thus a remote will not work with it.
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Yes, Google is your friend...... http://www.amazon.com/SB4021M-A1-SB4021M-B1-Soundbar-Remote-Control/dp/B00GK7NLJO
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Although I have never done it because I sit close enough to control the volume manually, the remote does have the buttons on it to do it, so it can be done, the biggest problem is the battery run time, and the external battery pack they sell with plug will not fit in the charging plug.
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I don't think you could buy just a remote. Even finding these units are rare. Your best bet is a universal remote. I use a logitech harmony myself.
1308794
Mine works great. There is a volume control right on the front for wasy use.
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It does come with a small remote that works well. You can control bluetooth volume from your iPhone but it will not be linear through the range so its not very effective. Unless your TV remote is programmable, it will not control the volume of this unit. I used a Harmony universal remote where you can program the remote to change the soundbar volume when the volume buttons are pressed while the remaining buttons on the remote operate the tv/set-top box as needed. There are other 2.1 sound systems that recognize volume commands from most major TV brands (one such is the Onkyo LS3100), but this Panasonic does not have that feature. It does come with a small remote that works well. You can control bluetooth volume from your iPhone but it will not be linear through the range so its not very effective. Unless your TV remote is programmable, it will not control the volume of this unit. I used a Harmony universal remote where you can program the remote to change the soundbar volume when the volume buttons are pressed while the remaining buttons on the remote operate the tv/set-top box as needed. There are other 2.1 sound systems that recognize volume commands from most major TV brands (one such is the Onkyo LS3100), but... » Read More It does come with a small remote that works well. You can control bluetooth volume from your iPhone but it will not be linear through the range so its not very effective. Unless your TV remote is programmable, it will not control the volume of this unit. I used a Harmony universal remote where you can program the remote to change the soundbar volume when the volume buttons are pressed while the remaining buttons on the remote operate the tv/set-top box as needed. There are other 2.1 sound systems that recognize volume commands from most major TV brands (one such is the Onkyo LS3100), but this Panasonic does not have that feature. « Show Less
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I have a RCA universal that I direct key programmed some functions to, however, once I connected the HDMI from the tv ARC to the sound bar ARC the volume control automatically worked without having to change the input source on the remote. I don't know about your specific remote but looks to me if it is a universal it probably would.
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Could you please help me?I'd like to use it as a replacement for my controller but can't get it to work. I got it to control my TV volume only. ..help please!
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Mine was a total piece of junk. No volume control, etc etc etc. - that's all I know. It should have gone in the garbage instead of being sold as a working player.
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No problem. I was wondering the same things when I bought mine, but I got it at such a low price I risked it. It really is an awesome speaker system. Dont let the reviews about needing the remote scare you. If you loose the remote, you just control it from your phone.
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Mine came with a remote. If you are connecting this soundbar to a compatible LG tv, your television remote can control the soundbar volume as well.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Reading Writer, your parenthetical closing isn't a selling point for everybody if that's what you meant it to be. Just sayin' :-)Agree about the remote. I've got a fancy Logitech universal learning remote and name brand stuff (e.g. Bose, Panasonic, Toshiba) and I *still* have to break out a second remote now and then. Not a crisis. I'm old enough to remember when you actually had to get off your butt to adjust the volume or change the channel so maybe others have different perspectives.
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You can purchase the a remote from Bose.com here is the link: http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/digital_music_systems/speakers_for_airplay/soundlink_air/soundlink_air_remote_acc.jsp
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I dont know the number but u can pick up one at any radio shack or best buy or on line here on amazon.. they usually wont have the volume control just a pause button, I've bought a couple..Peace n Rhythm K
2022061
No, mine did not come with remote. After establishing blue tooth connection, you can control your volume and music selection. It works very good.
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No, unfortunately the volume control on the remote only works for the companion integrated amplifier (sold separately of course).