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In Reply to: Studio monitor volume controls rotation posted by Sumflow on July 2, 2012 at 00:22:54:
I'm curious what the speaker output does when you turn the level control. If the volume continues to increase as you turn the level control clockwise to -10-dB, then it must be mislabeled. Perhaps it should read +10-dB.
Regardless of whether it is mislabeled, just set it to a position that works best for your particular application.
My Dynaudio BM6A MkII monitors have a three position switch for level control. It is labeled from top to bottom +4-dB, 0-dB, and -10-dB.
Good luck,
John Elison
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