When headphones are connected to PHONE on the front panel can I use remote to switch between my set of speakers and headphones?
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Bro. Aleksey to answer your question please refer to page 31 of operating instruction under note " this setting is not available when headphones are connected". Hope that answers your question. Happy Week Bro. Ernest
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There is no button on the remote that will let you switch different speaker sets.
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No, the jack towards the front of one of the speakers is for input only, i.e. you could plug your smart phone in and play music from it through the speakers.When I want to use headphones (like gaming late at night with people asleep in the house) I use a set of Plantronics headphones with a USB connector that I can just plug into the USB port on my keyboard or monitor. (Plantronics Audio 655 USB Multimedia Headset, ordered from Amazon.)
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if you switch the bluetooth audio output on the phone to the headphones, then yes.
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Yes, switching between them can easily be done by simply hitting the answer button. If you turn something on one system, while listening to the other, it will automatically switch over to the system you just turned on if it is playing something with sound.
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I'm not positive but I think you can ONLY if your headphones have a volume control.
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Any of these controllers "http://www.amazon.com/Koss-155954-VC20-Volume-Control/dp/B00001P4XH" would do the trick. It doesnt have to be this specific one. The headphones would go into the dongle, and the the dongle would connect to the line out end of the splitter. Its probably the cheapest solution, but you might encounter some interferences or static depending on the build quality.
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The answer is "no". When you plug a set of headphones into the surround sound receiver, the speakers are automatically muted and you can only listen through the headphones.
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Yes you can as all the splitter does is split the output into two separate stereo outputs, so if you connect head phones to one and the input of your monitor to the other it will work flawlessly. I run a similar system here one output to headphones and the other to a Creative powered subwoofer speaker system and I have not had any problems.
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No. The RCA jacks are for input only. There are two sets of speaker posts so that you may run two sets of speakers with a speakers A or B switch located on the front panel. Inserting headphones into the headphone jack will mute the speakers.
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Yes, there is a small switch directly under the power button to toggle from speakers A, B, or both A&B.;
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Richard, did not see a link but have provided you with one below. Remote has limited function btw.http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://az498215.vo.msecnd.net/media/Images/Products/sound/earsets/earset-3i/EarSet3i_fullscreen_2560x1440.jpg&imgrefurl;=http://www.bang-olufsen.com/en/sound/earsets-telephones/earset-3i&h;=1440&w;=2560&sz;=245&tbn;id=BQ_7cyDqp514CM:&tbnh;=90&tbnw;=160&zoom;=1&usg;=__ScAL524-uAsOXpr8yOyvCGSapug=&doci;d=A393BrMif1W5DM&sa;=X&ei;=7Lq0UrQ3hImiBLeVgKAO&ved;=0CEwQ9QEwBA
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Yes, you can play/pause track, step back/ahead, up/down volume, answer/drop calls, turn headphones on/off and perform voice command if available on the phone. A nice voice provides feedback for main actions, and alerts on battery low and connection down.
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powers on automatically.single button is to switch between speakers\headphones
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Yes You can Use headphone on the same side as the on & off switch is and the volume
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On the remote control there are 4 buttons for the sound pre-sets. This can also control the sound inputs.
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The Remote is volume top and bottom plus a button in the middle that pauses and advances to the next track with a double click, and there also seems to be a microphone in there for when you receive a call with the headphones on.
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What you are thinking of is the old A SPK -- B SPK OR A+B SPK. This was to allow you to use remote speakers on a patio or in a garage, this thing won't let you do that. But you might have an option not mentioned in the book. With the use of a small external stereo Amp and an earphone jack you could use the "headphone" output for your earphones as the source to power the remote speakers, this also cuts out the main speakers. So it's a bit of trouble but I believe a very doable option.