Headphone Wire Controlling Volume

The HAUC Active Stereo Headphone Control Box by Whirlwind fits the bill perfectly for studio headphone control. Easily mounted under the desk, it is a solid piece of gear. In my studio, I have several headphone locations branching off a multi-headphone amp. Using the HAUC, i am able to give each user a choice of 3.5 mm and 1/4 jacks, and full volume control. Installation was a breeze with four screws. At my news-talk table, I have daisy-chained three thanks to the dual jacks in the back, and each still has its own volume control. Well worth the money and highly-recommended.

These controllers are the best thing since sliced bread for use in controlling the Light Room sliders. Have push buttons, sliders and volume control type buttons with this Palette system that enables me to work 10X faster in Light Room. A must have for anyone doing a large volume of raw conversions in LR.

Bought about a month ago and was pleased with the performance and features. Love that I can now use one remote for turning on and controlling the volume of my older not so smart anymore TV. It also came with an awesome aquarium screen saver.

used for audio power point presentations and it works great for controlling output volume

I bought this a few weeks ago because I like the feature of it also controlling the TV on/off and volume. The 4k feature and convience of a plug in stick didn't hurt either. It recognized my TV instantly and unlike another stick I had it's fast. Just ordered another, highly recommend it.

I use this cable to connect various components to the headphone or mic jacks on my computer. This cable seems to be well made with fairly heavy wire and quality cable ends. I haven't had it long enough to discover how well it will hold up over time, but I expect it last as long as I don't abuse it.

The sound you'd expect from a more expensive pair of headphones. I'm a bit of a headphone fanatic, but wanted something that would pair well with my mic and Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. While most headphones would do the job, I wanted these to be comfortable but not 100% noise cancelling. These fit that bill perfectly. The collapsible design is a bonus. They sound great - no distortion and are quite responsive to fine tuning adjustments to ensure accurate and quality output. My only concern is the wire from the head pad to each headphone. I'm always afraid I'm going to pull it out. However, this has not been an issue. I should note the wire appears because when you adjust the headphones there is a grooved metal (steel?) adjustment band that is exposed. I like it because they stay put and you aren't constantly having to readjust them. The coiled cable is very long and high quality. The adapter for the plug screws into place to ensure, again, a good connection without any loss of sound quality.

I love having this on my desk, and it has a headphone jack and mic jack. Big nob to adjust volume.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall, great quality construction with good sound. The first thing I noticed was the excellent packaging and quality construction of the product. It comes with 3 different sizes of ear buds, tangle free wire and the portion of the wire at each bud, the USB-C connector and at the "Y" connector appear reinforced. The product is easy to use and intuitive, press is for volume up, down for volume down and in the middle to play/pause music. Sound quality is above average for headphones in this price range. After tweaking the equalizer on Spotify, I was able to get excellent bass and decent highs out of the headphones. They are able to isolate sound well and while I haven't tested the water resistant capabilities, that is a selling point.

I have been using Westone in-ears for over a decade and I have loved all three pairs I owned. My first pair of UM2's lasted 10 years before I stepped on one of them, I tried gluing them back together but decided I might as well buy new ones. My second pair were UM Pro 30s and they have been going strong for 4 years. I bought this pair of Pro X20s for my wife, but I have been using them the past two weeks. I cannot tell any sound difference between these X20s and the 30s I have, but I will also note that I use them for drumming and haven't listened to them back to back. The biggest difference I have noticed is how light the wire is on these X20s. It is so light and flexible, I can barely tell it is there. When I put them on, I cannot feel the wire at all. Very different than the thick, black, twisted wire on the old UM2 and 30s I have. One last thing I have noticed over the years - Westone in-ears require significantly less volume than any other in-ears I have seen or tried. Before I plug them in to a foreign sound source, I always cut the volume at least 75% from what the last in-ears required. I've also mistakenly blasted full volume sound through both pairs of my older UM2s and 30s without damaging them whatsoever. Definitely worth the price! Go with Westone, you won't regret it.