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Drop + THX Panda Wireless Headphone

Nov 24, 2020

Is it normal for the USB-C connection to be quieter (not as quiet, quieter) than non-amped AUX? I thought it would use the THX amp as when connected via Bluetooth, but this way it's kind of useless having it

Nov 24, 2020

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Jonas_Aaron

Nov 28, 2020

alesimulaAtleast for me the max volume of the usbc connection (android) depends on the last volume I used on the headphones via bluetooth so I just always cranc it up before swapping to usbc.

Nov 28, 2020

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alesimula

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Nov 29, 2020

Jonas_AaronNope, I don't have this, I can set the volume to min or to max on BT but I will always get the same volume on USB-C (Android, OnePlus 6T, default Oxygen OS ROM, absolute volume disabled [IDK if that matters]), and it's kind of low even if I max out the Android volume... Just tried on Windows it gets pretty high there, so it's definitely a software issue @Will Firmware update material: always use max AMP volume when connected via USB-C since the knob controls the devices volume

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Nov 29, 2020

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Will

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Chief Product Officer

Nov 29, 2020

alesimulaIt does use the THX amp over USB-C but if you have absolute disabled, you would need to max device side output and panda output separately. Enable absolute volume and try. Issue with your configuration, not Panda.

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Nov 29, 2020