Impedance vs. non-Impedance Volume Control
In a carefully planned impedance matching scheme, you can turn the protection switch off thereby ensuring you get the most from your amp. Our impedance matching volume control is for a non-impedance application. Just leave the jumper to the default setting which is 1/2X. The resister based volume control produces a better bass response. Use these volume controls with multi-channel amp and impedance matching speaker selectors.
There are two types of volume controller - Impedance matching and Non-impedance matching. If you connect your speaker parallel to the receiver or connect the speakers into an impedance protection speaker selector, use impedance matching volume controller. The SVC100 allows you to match the impedance with the number of speakers being controlled with the capabilities of your amp.
Learn MoreThere are two types of volume controller - Impedance matching and Non-impedance matching. If you connect your speaker parallel to the receiver or connect the speakers into an impedance protection speaker selector, use impedance matching volume controller. The VMS100 maintains the full hi-fi audio frequency response with no low frequency roll-off and is equipped with the same features of volume controls that cost twice as much.
Learn MoreAll speakers have an impedance rating, typically 8 ohm for a pair of home speakers. To operate in the safest mode, most standard amplifiers and basic two-channel receivers are rated for an 8-ohm incoming load. To operate safely and consistently, the amp needs to see an 8 ohm load, and that’s where speaker selectors and impedance-matching volume controls come into play.
Learn MoreAll speakers have an impedance rating, typically 8 ohm for a pair of home speakers. To operate in the safest mode, most standard amplifiers and basic two-channel receivers are rated for an 8-ohm incoming load. To operate safely and consistently, the amp needs to see an 8 ohm load, and that’s where speaker selectors and impedance-matching volume controls come into play.
Learn MoreThe SVC300 is a pure resonance volume control with 300 Watts of optimized sound quality and minimal bass roll-off. The SVC300 features Impedance matching with 1/2X, 4X and 8X settings. The Heavy Duty auto-former design features outstanding sound quality due to high permeability steel utilization in the volume control core. Another upgrade feature, the speaker wire inserts use lock clips and are detachable allowing you to connect to your speakers with ease.
Learn MoreThere are two types of volume controller - Impedance matching and Non-impedance matching. If you connect your speaker parallel to the receiver or connect the speakers into an impedance protection speaker selector, use impedance matching volume controller. The VMS300 maintains the full hi-fi audio frequency response with no low frequency roll-off and is equipped with the same features of volume controls that cost twice as much.
Learn MoreAll speakers have an impedance rating, typically 8 ohm for a pair of home speakers. To operate in the safest mode, most standard amplifiers and basic two-channel receivers are rated for an 8-ohm incoming load. To operate safely and consistently, the amp needs to see an 8 ohm load, and that’s where speaker selectors and impedance-matching volume controls come into play.
Learn MoreAll speakers have an impedance rating, typically 8 ohm for a pair of home speakers. To operate in the safest mode, most standard amplifiers and basic two-channel receivers are rated for an 8-ohm incoming load. To operate safely and consistently, the amp needs to see an 8 ohm load, and that’s where speaker selectors and impedance-matching volume controls come into play.
Learn MoreThe SKR series of transformerless volume controls offers the widest frequency response of any volume control on the market today with virtually no high or low end roll off resulting in audiophile sound quality.
Learn MoreThere are two types of volume controller - Impedance matching and Non-impedance matching. If you connect your speaker parallel to the receiver or connect the speakers into an impedance protection speaker selector, use impedance matching volume controller. This is not an impedance matching volume control and features optimized sound quality with minimal low end roll off due to high permeability steel utilization. The VKR series of transformerless volume controls offers the widest frequency response of any volume control on the market today with virtually no high or low end roll off resulting in audiophile sound quality.
Learn MoreThe SVC205 is a Self-Impedance Matching Volume Controller with an on/off switch. Volume controls do not add gain (volume) to your speakers; they simply attenuate the volume up or down. During setup, you'll set the source volume to its optimum level, then the volume control turns the sound down to almost inaudible levels. The SVC205 let's you turn sound off completely.
Learn MoreThere are two types of volume controller - Impedance matching and Non-impedance matching. If you connect your speaker parallel to the receiver or connect the speakers into an impedance protection speaker selector, use impedance matching volume controller. If you connect just one pair of speaker directly to the receiver or your speakers are connected directly into an impedance matching speaker selector, use regular volume controller.
Learn MoreThis replacement knob decora kit for OSD Audio volume controls is a simple, practical and economical fix.
Learn MoreThis is a complete kit that can turn the VMS-100 and VMS-300 volume control into a rich brown. Installation takes only minutes and it's a easier alternative than trying to paint the volume control to match a change in decor or room paint.
Learn MoreThis simple and inexpensive kit offers an easy method to change VMS-100 and VMS-300 volume controls to black.
Learn MoreThese existing construction mounting brackets are the perfect tool for installing wiring for any low voltage application. This low cost, non-metallic option is made of a non-conductive plastic material that won't damage your cables during installation. Each bracket is CAT5 listed and is great for retrofit installations of communications, cable TV, or computer wiring. They also eliminate the need for an additional template as they act as their own template for drywall cutting. *Double Gang models can also be used for installations of fire alarms.
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