Reddit reviews Palmer Audio Interface (PAL MONICON-W)
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Mute and mono buttons make it possible to mute the outputs and merge the stereo output signal into a mono master signalpermits convenient and precise volume control of the monitors from the workstationInputs and outputs of the controller are equipped with XLR connectors and the 3. 5mm stereo TRS sockets usually found on computers
Edit: If your source is a MAC and you don't care about bit-loss, you're in luck.
Not in remote form that I know of. There are many passive knob controls:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00XDKKQ9E/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JRJ1TZ0
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WT4DJN0/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0058B1T4M/
But you'd have to run cables to your components for these.
The Cyrus remotes had one: http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/XXgAAOSwNsdXTPJF/s-l300.jpg
Hey everybody!
I'm going to get myself a pair of JBL LSR305. I already have a Fiio E10K which is connected to my Macbook and to my Beyerdynamics DT 990 Pro.
I would use the rear line out from my Fiio to connect to the active speakers. One downside is that I can't control the volume of the speakers on the Fiio (the volume knob is for the headphones only), so I would have to use the volume knob on the backside of the speakers or change the system volume on my Mac. Both of these options suck. I was researching a bit and found the Palmer Monicon. To my understanding I can just hook it up between my Fiio and the speakers. Now i could control the speaker volume easily. I would use a normal 3.5mm cable (or should I use the coaxial output?) from my Fiio into the stereo input of the Palmer Monicon and two XLR cables from the Palmer Monicon to my speakers.
Will this work? Will there be any sound quality issues? Is the JBL Nano Patch better because I could use 1/4" TRS cables at the output..? Is there a quality difference between XLR and TRS?
A dac/pre would be ideal but that would take you over budget. This was the cheapest I could find. Something like this or this can help with volume control though.