If you are using a phone, iPad, iPod, or computer, start with all of the volumes all the way up. Next listen with the headphones and turn down the loudest device to match the volume of the other two. You want all channels transmitting approximately the same volume so that when users switch channels on …
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The only thing to “set-up” is to plug in the transmitters to both electricity and your audio devices. -There are three transmitters to power, so you may want to have a power strip handy. -I supply the wires that go from your audio device to the transmitters. -All you have to do is to plug …
Cell phones, tablets, laptops, mp3 players, Alexa, DJ controllers, Audio mixers and anything with an audio out/headphone out/ or Bluetooth out. You let us know what device you want to use to supply the music/or audio. We include the correct audio cables/connections and adapters. iOS devices can connect to the transmitter(s) via Bluetooth; no dongle …
Leave it on the “low” setting unless you have a football field sized area you are trying to fill. The “low” versus “high” refers to signal strength and not to music volume. It will not affect the music volume. Also, when it is on “high” it can cause a clicking static noise if a headphone …
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