Can you get Noise Cancellation (NC) AND Amplification (AMP) at the same time? The way the switch is labeled it looks like you have to choose one.
1742020
I haven't tried this. But according to the instructions, turning on the amp (bass boost) turns off the noise cancellation.
1742021
No, according to everything I've read, you can select either noise cancellation OR amplification; not both at the same time.
1742022
I think the answer is technically no. But I tested it using Will I Am Scream & Shout and found there are "3" settings: 1) passive - no NC no AMP, just the normal feed, and weakest setting; 2) NC - the noise cancelling setting amps the sound a little more with the benefit of reducing/eliminating background white noise; and 3) AMP - doesn't have NC, but sound comes through stronger. NOTE: to me, perceptively the NC pretty much does sound like the AMP, just weaker, and there is a volume control on the headset so if you adjust it higher it sounds to be just as solid as the AMP setting (you just won't get as much). It seems the AMP makes it go to 11--and sans NC. Hope that helps. I think the answer is technically no. But I tested it using Will I Am Scream & Shout and found there are "3" settings: 1) passive - no NC no AMP, just the normal feed, and weakest setting; 2) NC - the noise cancelling setting amps the sound a little more with the benefit of reducing/eliminating background white noise; and 3) AMP - doesn't have NC, but sound comes through stronger. NOTE: to me, perceptively the NC pretty much does sound like the AMP, just weaker, and there is a volume control on the headset so if you adjust it higher it sounds to be just as solid as the AMP setting... » Read More I think the answer is technically no. But I tested it using Will I Am Scream & Shout and found there are "3" settings: 1) passive - no NC no AMP, just the normal feed, and weakest setting; 2) NC - the noise cancelling setting amps the sound a little more with the benefit of reducing/eliminating background white noise; and 3) AMP - doesn't have NC, but sound comes through stronger. NOTE: to me, perceptively the NC pretty much does sound like the AMP, just weaker, and there is a volume control on the headset so if you adjust it higher it sounds to be just as solid as the AMP setting (you just won't get as much). It seems the AMP makes it go to 11--and sans NC. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I think the answer is technically no. But I tested it using Will I Am Scream & Shout and found there are "3" settings: 1) passive - no NC no AMP, just the normal feed, and weakest setting; 2) NC - the noise cancelling setting amps the sound a little more with the benefit of reducing/eliminating background white noise; and 3) AMP - doesn't have NC, but sound comes through stronger. NOTE: to me, perceptively the NC pretty much does sound like the AMP, just weaker, and there is a volume control on the headset so if you adjust it higher it sounds to be just as solid as the AMP setting (you just won't get as much). It seems the AMP makes it go to 11--and sans NC. Hope that helps.
1742024
No, according to everything I've read, you can select either noise cancellation OR amplification; not both at the same time. BTW, you can prove this by switching between NC and AMP with no input. When you select NC from "off," you can hear the noise being reduced. When you switch to AMP from NC, the background noise increases.
350151
Yes. But amp does not provide for channel switching if you are asking about that.
76291
These have the switch to turn on the noise canceling. To be honest I don't think that function works too well as I just hear a little more bass with the noise cancellation on and still here the same background noises. Aside from that the headphones are great they come with 6 different head bands so you can customize the look you want.
1243965
If two sources are connected at same time; both will be heard simultaneously. So it's your choice to listen either or both of them at a time, without changing cable.
104824
Yes, but doing so may inject noise from both amps into the output. At high volume settings this noise could be annoying. It is better to split the signal within the cable, add a 1K to 10K resistor to each side of the split, then add a plug to each resistor. This is what I did with excellent results.
583816
Yes, you can use both at the same time. However, when you plug in the second one, there will be a decrease in volume from the first one. So you will need a mixer at the front end to achieve the right balance.
583814
What you want to do is what this amp accommodates. You can use both inputs at the same time. I love mine.
1058328
If you have both wires try one and the other and see if there is a sound difference. Otherwise Google it.
865305
Yes... the reason one uses a unit such as this is so that the amp stays happy with all possible combinations of speakers... if you were to use just on-off switches for the controls, you would have a huge impedance mismatch once you had more than 3-4 speakers on... you still be will be limited by the size of your amp and the power needed for each speaker... if you are using this set up for mainly back ground music ... with volumes under "having to yell at each other" ... any reasonable amp will work...
26325
Hi, this item will not completely Cancel Noise . It would only dampen noise. Noise Reduction Co-efficient (Hz): 0.3
1754721
Not sure what you mean. The noise cancellation is an on off switch and that's the only way it works. I haven't used this for calls, only listening. I imagine the noise canceling works with calls too.
1128561
I don't believe this unit could do that. It is for adjusting the sound at one location/source. Switching on and off the sound in different rooms sounds like an audio switchbox function (either a specific audio hardware for that purpose, or possibly controlled by the amplifier itself if it has multiple connections and controls).
692025
Yes. You can use a set of speakers on only "A", only "B", or both A&B at the same time. Works very well.
873940
Dear Dammika,Thank you for your inquiry. Everyone's hearing is different. Some will notice a significant difference when bi-wiring, and others will only notice a very subtle difference. My recommendation is to try both to see what you like better!Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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I have two devices that I use in alternation, one ear, then the other ear. I choose not to use both ear pieces at the same time due to the sound amplification beings "too loud". For me at least. But the devices work wonderfully well in amplifying high tone sounds and words, which is what I was lacking. Tom.
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Yes. Use input 2 (for some reason this is the primary input, and input 1 is secondary). Then, there is a switch on the back of the amp, slide it to manual (the auto setting allows the amp to turn off if it hears no significant input for about 5 seconds.) This auto/manual switch only effects input 2, input 1 will always do the turn on and off thing based upon what it is hearing for input). The instructions explain this but, its not very clear.
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No the crossover is seperate, but my 4 channel amp has a crossover so I just tuned them with that. To be honest if your amp has 1 buying 1 is a waste of money, and there very very loud, mean as hell haha