Is there a OFF and On switch for the ProMedia 2.1 speakers??? Thank you!

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JustaTerrestrial · Accepted Answer

No but the volume control throttles back to zero for no sound. And the subwoofer is controlled separately if you want full volume to it, or partial, or none, using its own volume control know placed conveniently on the right desktop speaker next to the main volume control. But if you want the indicator light on the right speaker to go out and literally not have power to any of the three speakers, then you have to unplug them from the outlet or power strip.

Answered by JustaTerrestrial 10 years ago

PEdmond · Answer

No it do not. I use a power cord with an on & off switch. Give that a try.

rumsdog · Answer

Unfortunately there is not an on / off switch. Probably the only negative I can see with these speakers.

audio · Answer

no stays on all the time

MikeB · Answer

No

Robert8888 · Answer

I don't know of a dedicated switch right ON the speakers. But you can use the adjustment on your pc to turn the speakers off or adjust the volume control.... BUT there is both a bass and volume adjustment control right on one of the desktop speakers that go next to the monitor. You could also plug and un-plug the electrical outlet to the speakers.

Answered by Robert8888 10 years ago

Phantasy23i · Answer

No, unfortunately there is not. Although, you can just simply unplug it or turn the volume off. Sometimes I wish the same but it is a great speaker non the less.

sk8ertater · Answer

There isn't unfortunately they stay on unless you unplug them or turn off the power strip

Andrew · Answer

No The only way is to unplug it , A light switch that controls the plug outlet or turn your power strip off . what ever way your power source is .

Irishtiger007 · Answer

Computer only.

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Absolutely.  At least there is on all of ours.  (We have  three sets).   We use  fairly frequently on the set for our master bedroom TV.

I'm not sure why others are saying the system doesn't have a switch unless that's because they haven't realized it's on the subwoofer itself; not on the satellite speakers.

It's actually a pretty good sized, clearly marked toggle switch on the back of the subwoofer immediately next to where the AC power cord enters the back of the subwoofer.

While not as convenient as it would be if it was on a satellite speaker, it also where it can't be accidentally unplugged.  Once you realize where it is, you can easily click it on/off by touch while reaching around the woofer. You don't have to pull the satellite all the way out from it's location.

pastrystar · Answer

Yes, the right speaker has a knob that turns on the speakers and allows you to adjust volume

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