willyhoops;278251 Wrote: > Powered speakers... the downmarket things you plug into your computer > which don't have a remote volume becuase you adjust it on the computer. > i agree in this case the volume control is a very nice feature. > > on the other hand the many more people (?) who have a hifi with line in > are changing the volume when they shouldn't be. > > however, if that market is very large i am wrong. i am really sorry, i > didn't think about the computer speakers setup until now. i have never > seen anyone do that in the uk- but maybe its more popular in the > states.
I for one am glad there is a volume control all three of my SB3s are connected to either (a) Audioengine A2s which do have a volume control on the back but as they are up on high shelves in the kitchen prefer to use the remote for the SB3 (b) directly into a Linn power amp attached to Acoustat electrostatic panels, I don't think these are classed as "downmarket" but maybe I am wrong! And this is the way the TP will be when I get round to buying one. And yes I do live in the UK! -- MuckleEck Alasdair 3 SB3s - Linn - Acoustat - AudioEngine 2 - Cambridge Audio 640R - Mordaunt Short ------------------------------------------------------------------------ MuckleEck's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=11301 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=44546 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
