DJ_Pulse93
Had a look and cannot find a post about this.
Denon MC3000 is naturally very loud with headphone output. No matter what settings I alter (headphonesGain under 'audio' options), I cannot change the gain.
Is there another way to do this?
Denon MC3000 is naturally very loud with headphone output. No matter what settings I alter (headphonesGain under 'audio' options), I cannot change the gain.
Is there another way to do this?
Posted Fri 04 Jul 14 @ 7:35 am
groovindj
Can you not just lower the headphone volume knob on the controller?
This should be able to reduce the headphone volume to right down to zero, and give you fine enough control to ensure it's at a reasonable level.
This should be able to reduce the headphone volume to right down to zero, and give you fine enough control to ensure it's at a reasonable level.
Posted Fri 04 Jul 14 @ 7:42 am
DJ_Pulse93
Nope, as I said, the output volume on the MC3000 is really loud. A theoretical 2/12 is too loud.
Posted Wed 09 Jul 14 @ 10:24 pm
djdad
If you assign the custom knob of the default 2 Decks skin as ..
headphone_gain
does it affect the Volume on your Headphones ?
If yes, move the mouse over that knob, see what value it reports and add it to the ONINIT key of the Denon mapping.
e.g. ONINIT : headphone_gain 30% (you will have to add it, as it isnt included in the factory default mapping)
headphone_gain
does it affect the Volume on your Headphones ?
If yes, move the mouse over that knob, see what value it reports and add it to the ONINIT key of the Denon mapping.
e.g. ONINIT : headphone_gain 30% (you will have to add it, as it isnt included in the factory default mapping)
Posted Wed 09 Jul 14 @ 11:03 pm
dcomo
Maybe I'm deaf (:-)), however I have a 3000, 6000, and a 6000MK2, and haven't found their pre-amp headphone jacks too loud.
Posted Thu 10 Jul 14 @ 11:26 am