Corsair Headset Increase Volume

I love this keyboard. I will never go back to Corsair.

I am a long time audiophile and musician who just purchased my first subwoofer. I realized my current bookshelf speakers (which I love dearly) weren't capable of reproducing the low end that is present in the original recordings. I use this subwoofer for music listening only. I chose this subwoofer due to online reviews and because the onboard amplifier in the sub (115 watts) most closely matches the 60 watt per channel RMS output of my integrated amp. Because this subwoofer is closely matched to the power of my receiver, when I increase the overall volume, both the subwoofer and my main speakers increase fairly evenly (don't have to readjust settings every time the volume is increased). Very. very, very pleased with this purchase! The low end is there, it is tight (not boomy) and very musical. I listen to all types of music and this subwoofer adds a balance to all music I listen to. Bottom line, I'm a critical listener (always assessing how the sound could be better) and I am very, very pleased with my purchase! I think you will be also.

In love with Sonos. But I have one feedback: In the Sonos App there should be a function to "lock" music volume in a room, by doing this we would be able to increase volume on example iPhone without having to increase/decrease one room at a time. We would always have to have the same volume level in a room. I know there is a "max volume" lock, but I mean for the speaker volume controller when there are several speakers.

For a small wireless speaker, this has great sound with a nice bass that does sound distorted when you increase the volume. Sony doesn't disappoint.

When I turn up the volume on the TV, the audio level is not exactly visible, only the plus and minus signs are visible, I would like to see the sound level of the bar while I increase the volume

Ordered the wireless speakers, thinking maybe it would increase the volume over the in TV speakers that I was never really happy with. Had also used my receiver and a sound bar, and again

Awesome room filling sound at any volume, doesn't loose quality as you increase the volume. B&O app allows you to adjust eq settings

If you're looking for something to increase volume from your source you will need to keep looking. This is a passive volume control which can lower the inputed volume level but not raise it. This has a variety of uses, I purchased it for a digital audio recorder that has a limited volume control range, this added the flexibility that I needed to keep my recordings in the range I needed at a reasonable price.

The only thing that could be improved upon is for the volume to automatically increase when the outside noise increases and decrease when the outside noise decreases - such as when a loud truck goes by. I really like not have having something in my ears! The smaller size option is nice for my size head.

I sing and play a baritone ukulele at senior living centers, many of which have no sound systems at all. The Pyle Pro Amp system is perfect. I have a contact mike on my Ike that I plug into the mike input of the amp. The volume is adjustable and the sound is strong and clear, with no hum or feedback. I use the wireless headset for my voice, whose volume is independently adjustable. It’s a little tricky to adjust the headset for the most natural sound (without howling or a tubby, echoing sound), but once you do, it is stable and sounds fine. I typically run on AC line power, but have run on the recharable battery on occasion, and it worked perfectly throughout a 1.5 hour set. The bass range of output is relatively weak, as might be expected given the size of the unit. But given the features, and performance, it is a tremendous bargain!!!!!