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Music on hold volume

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Music on hold volume

Music on hold volume

(OP)
I've had a complaint that our muzak on hold is too loud.  It's not, but if poosible I have to recitify.  Is there a way to turn the volume down on the switch?  G3Si, CD player sadly has no volume control...
Cheers
JDE

RE: Music on hold volume

Hi,

Is this one of the proper rediffusion players?

Chris

RE: Music on hold volume

(OP)
No.. generic domestic CD player, if quite a good one.
JDE

RE: Music on hold volume

I don't know if it's relavent but there's supposed to be a resistor between the cd player and where it's patched. This is maybe what's causing the problem.

Hope this helps,

Chris

RE: Music on hold volume

You could always install a volume control (fader pot) between the CD player and the G3

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