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30th WWDC announced for June We’ve barely got over the excitement of Apple’s March event, but all eyes are now on the 30th anniversary of Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC), which will be held in San Jose between June 3 and 7. Attendees will get an insight into the future of Apple’s desktop and mobile platforms and get the chance to work alongside the Apple engineers behind the key technologies and frameworks. “WWDC is Apple’s biggest event of the year,” says Phil Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing. “It brings thousands of the most creative and dedicated developers from around the world together with over a thousand Apple engineers to learn about our latest platform innovations and to connect as a community.” Second-generation AirPods are out now AirPod…

You can use your iPhone perfectly well as the main focus for your smart home, but utilising your Apple TV (4th generation or later) makes for a better solution. It is static in your house and will work in a variety of ways you may not even notice. The setup process is easy. 1 You need Keychain On your iOS device go to Settings and tap your Apple ID at the top. Now tap ‘iCloud’ and make sure that Keychain is turned on. This is the main step. 2 Set it up When you are setting up a new Apple TV you will be given the option to use your iPhone. This will add all of the required details automatically. 3 It’s a hub! The Apple TV will automatically make…

All accessories have to be connected to your Wi-Fi to work, but some do not have natural interfaces or buttons. Smart lights are a good example and will have to use your Wi-Fi settings to work. Here we will demonstrate how a smart light is set up with iOS settings. 1 Plug it in Plug the light in to give it power and then head to Settings>Wi-Fi. You should see the accessory appear at the bottom. Tap it to continue. 2 Connect to your Wi-Fi You will now be taken through the process of connecting the light to your Wi-Fi network. It’s a simple way of bringing all of your devices together. 3 It’s controllable Once connected you will be able to control your new smart light in any way…

The Home app is also built into macOS by default which may seem like a strange inclusion, but it actually offers many benefits. When you are working on other things you can quickly jump to the app and make quick changes or you can sit back in a larger workspace and set up your home as you want it to be. Familiar and new The app feels and works like most other macOS apps and shares many of the standard controls that you would expect. It also offers the familiarity of a design that is very similar to that found in the iOS apps, so you will have no trouble using it. Simple tile management Tiles will be displayed to designate each accessory that you have connected to your home…

Despite the system being called HomeKit, it also works perfectly well outside the home with the addition of some extra accessories. You will need to ensure that you have decent Wi-Fi coverage throughout your entire property, but we will also be covering how to achieve that so you really can cover every aspect of your life when away from work. 1 Outdoor security The Netatmo Presence Outdoor Security Camera is not the cheapest, but it can detect people, cars and even animals, and notify you via your iPhone. Brilliant! 2 Practical secure access The Danalock V3 HomeKit Smart Lock lets you secure your front door while simultaneously controlling access via your iPhone. It’s smart, easy to use and secure. 3 Smarter garden water Even your outside tap can be smart…

Google Home is a much more open platform than Apple’s HomeKit and this is because it is likely that the company already knows a lot about you, and we mean a lot. If you are using Gmail and Google Search the setup process will be seamless and if you have a Google Home device installed you could be up and running in minutes. 1 A clean interface The interface of the Google Home app is clean and the use of small circular tiles makes everything obvious. The indicators within the icons are particularly useful. 2 Wider reach? Google makes money from data and so the limits are lessened in terms of the products Google Home will work with. Many of the bigger names are compatible. 3 Competitive features From rooms…

EQ Bands (1-8) Eight EQ bands can be switched on/off using the coloured buttons along the top of the equaliser. Corresponding to frequency ranges running low to high, they apply pass, shelving and parametric filters respectively. Analyzer button This activates the Analyzer, showing a real-time frequency curve for the track output during playback. Use this as a visual guide to those louder or softer points, observing the curve changes while adjusting. EQ display This displays the EQ curve, colour-matched to signify each of the frequency bands denoted by the buttons above. Activated bands are highlighted on mouse hover, with a draggable control point for adjusting level and frequency. Gain slider On the right edge is the Gain slider, measured in dB and defaulting to zero. This is used to lower…

Choose app sounds Apps like Messages, FaceTime, Mail and others have customisable sounds. Open the app’s preferences and look for them. Here there are sound effects and a message received sound. Set your sound preferences. Knowledge base Control startup sounds Does your Mac have a startup sound? Old ones do, so press F10 to mute the sound before powering off if you want to enable a silent start next time. Modern Macs start silently anyway, but if you miss the old startup sound, some people have found that entering ‘sudo nvram BootAudio=%01’ into Terminal works and ‘%00’ stops it. Select sound output Hold down the Alt key when clicking the sound icon in the menu bar to access this menu. Make sure the right output and input devices are selected…

There are multiple steps involved in setting up ProtoVPN and getting it working on the Mac. However, each step is very simple… there are just a lot of them. A new account is needed and this can be created using the link in the app on the login form, or you can create one at the website. Getting started involves choosing the account type, getting a security code via email, creating a username and password, and so on. 1 Choose an account At protonvpn.com click the Prices link. Mouse over the Free account and click ‘GET FREE’ below. You are asked for your email address and a security code is sent. Enter it. 2 Download and install Create an account with a username and password. Eventually you end up here…

One of the most useful menu bar apps is XMenu which gives you access to all of the files and folders you need to view and use on a regular basis. It is unobtrusive and can be customised to your exact needs in under a minute. It has the potential to save you from accessing Finder and many other apps in the future, and is the perfect example of how menu bar apps can help improve your macOS experience. 1 One long menu When you install and open XMenu you will see one long list of applications to access by default. Click the menu bar icon, scroll down to an app and it will open in a second. 2 Make it yours Preferences in XMenu lets you customise the visuals…

Reduce White Point Simply tap ‘Reduce White Point’ on this screen to place an arrow next to it, thereby making it active as an accessibility shortcut. Accessibility Shortcut screen Go to Settings>General> Accessibility and scroll down to reach Accessibility Shortcut. It allows you to assign a specific function to the side or Home button. Triple-click When you triple-click the side button or the Home button on your iPhone (depending on which model you have), Reduce White Point will kick in and dim the screen. Click other options If you select (or have previously selected) other options on this screen, don’t worry. When you triple-click, they’ll simply show as options in a menu. Just tap ‘Reduce White Point’ in that menu to activate. Knowledge base Does it save battery life? Having…

You don’t need to create signatures on the iPhone or iPad – you can create them on the Mac. The Mac Notes app has a few more features than iOS Notes, so you have a few more formatting options. You could also experiment with other Mac apps for creating signatures. Create a signature in any app you like and then paste it into an email in the Mail app. Then just send it to yourself. 1 Copy a signature Use an app on the Mac to create a signature, like this one with an image. Open the email on the iPhone, long-press in it and then choose ‘Select All’ and ‘Copy’. 2 Paste the signature Switch to Settings>Mail>Signature. Long-press in one of the signatures and select ‘Paste’. It hasn’t copied…

Use Custom Settings Skip the first three options in this section and select ‘Custom Settings’. This expands the Custom section below to enable you to choose the best settings for this podcast. Press every option below. Set playing order With a news podcast you might want to always play the newest episode, but with other podcasts you may want to hear them in order. Tap here and choose the order in which podcasts play. Enable/disable notifications Each podcast has its own Notifications switch. Use it to choose whether to be notified when new episodes are available. Disabling less important podcasts reduces the number of notifications you get. Choose downloads Tap to choose the download options. Turn it off to stream episodes or to manually download only the ones you want.…

“Adjusts the colours to make them pop, removes unwanted haze and much more” Requirements macOS 10.11 or later • 64-bit processor • 4GB RAM Learn more skylum.com Available from skylum.com IF YOU USE A DRONE for aerial photography and find that the pictures are lacking a certain sheen when viewed down on terra firma then AirMagic provides a solution. It is a photo enhancer that is tailored for drone and aerial photography – all you need to do is drop all of your aerial photos into the app and the software takes care of the rest. When you drop an aerial image into the app, it will take a few seconds to detect the drone camera used and then, with the power of AI and smart algorithms, will evaluate what…

You can only use accessories that carry the ‘Works with Apple HomeKit’ logo and they work in different ways depending on how the manufacturer has built them. Here we will be adding a door and window sensor that also uses a third-party app to work, but you can use the Home app for interacting with it in the future. 1 Grab the app If a third-party app is required you will be advised in the instructions which one to download from the App Store. Install it as normal. 2 Find the accessory If you follow the hardware instructions correctly, your iPhone should find the accessory straightaway. It will be displayed in the main third-party app interface. 3 In the Home The final check to ensure that it is now part…

Custom scenes show the true power of HomeKit and give you more than a glimpse of what is possible with some useful accessories and your imagination. You can utilise multiple accessories in a scene to have control over everything with one spoken action. You’ll soon realise how impressive the Apple Home setup is. 1 A custom setup Select ‘Custom’ in the Scenes screen and then give your new scene a name. Make sure it is easy to say if you want to use Siri to activate it. 2 Choose accessories You can now choose which accessories will be controlled in the scene. Remember that sensors will always be on and will not always work in scenes. 3 Test it out When you have added all of the accessories you want…

Your entire family will not automatically be able to use the best features of your newly created smart home just because they are using the same Wi-Fi network. You will need to invite them first before they have access to your secure setup. This makes a lot of sense when you consider the control they will have. 1 Send an invite Tap the home icon top-left in the main Home app screen and then tap ‘Invite…’ Now enter an email address and then tap ‘Send Invite’. That’s all it takes. 2 Time to accept The invitee will receive a notification which when tapped can be accepted or declined. It is opened in the Home app so they are automatically in the right place. 3 They have control Once accepted they…

You may or may not have noticed that setting up a smart home is a lot easier than could be expected given the amount of advanced functionality on offer. Apple in particular has ensured that accessories have to meet certain criteria to be given the ‘Works With Apple HomeKit’ accreditation. This should go some way to ensuring that they will connect first time, every time, and that they will work reliably over extended periods. The Home app, as we have shown, has been designed to be exceptionally easy to use and, with codes included in the box of compatible accessories, all you need to consider is making sure you have a decent Wi-Fi connection that covers the entirety of your premises. It may be that you will need to replace…

Swap start and end By default the scaled down green Start window is smaller than the full frame red End window. You can click here to swap the size and position of the Start and End frames. Become a cropper By clicking on the Crop icon (or pressing Shift+C) you can then click on the Ken Burns button at the bottom of the viewer. This enables you to add post-production camera moves such as zoom, crane and pan. Transform window properties When you drag a red or green window’s corner handles to scale it you can see the precise adjustments here. This helps you keep the start and end frames the same size to avoid zooming. Pan and tilt The arrow indicates the movement of the virtual camera between the…

Apply multiple conditions A Smart Album may have only one condition, but as many as you need can be added. When there are multiple conditions this item appears, choose to apply all the rules or any of them. Select an attribute The first item in the rule is used to select photos and your choice affects the items that follow. For example, you might choose ‘Date Captured’ or simply ‘Photo’. Click it to see the options. Use Photos AI Photos automatically recognises scenes and objects within them, like dogs, cats, trains, buildings, lakes, beaches and much more. Search for them, select the photos and create an album from them. Add photo filters The other options are like filters that are used to select only the photos you want. For example,…

Print file listings To create a list of all the files in a folder so they can be printed, enter ‘ls | open -f’ and a text file is opened in TextEdit. You can then save it or print it. Read the manual Go to Shell>New Window and open a second Terminal window to show the manual. Type ‘man’ followed by a command to see a comprehensive description. Pressing ‘Q’ quits. Change folders Some Terminal commands need to be in a specific folder before being run. Type ‘cd’ a space and then the folder name or drag and drop the folder from Finder. Customise Terminal Make Terminal your own by customising it. Select Shell>Show Inspector and switch to the Profile tab. Click any of these profiles to change the colour…

View their details In the Recents tab of the Phone app, look down the list of numbers and identify someone you don’t want to allow through in the future. Tap the ‘i’ button next to their number to reach this screen. Unblock a number Need to unblock someone? Go to Settings>Phone>Call Blocking & Identification and tap ‘Edit’ in the top-right corner of the screen. Press the red button to the left of a number and choose ‘Unblock’. Check a number Not sure whether to block or call back? Press and hold the number, copy it and use an online service such as who-called. co.uk in Safari to check if others have a problem with the number or search for it in Google. Block the caller Here, at the bottom of…

Invert the image Tap the Invert button and the colours you’re viewing will swap: for example, black text on a white background will change to white on black in an instant. Alter the brightness When you tap the colour icon in the bottom-right corner, you’ll be able to move the top slider to make the image darker or lighter. Choose a preset There are many presets, from white/blue and yellow/ blue to greyscale and red/ black. Slide along the options and the image onscreen will change. Change the contrast You can also alter the contrast in real time, moving the slider left and right until you’re happy that the image is sharp enough for you to see it clearly. Knowledge base How to get extra light If you’re trying to…

Connect to Wi-Fi It is important that the Apple TV and your iOS device are on the same Wi-Fi network. The Apple TV displays the network it is using so hooking up should be straightforward. One at a time As you may expect, you can only beam one image at a time. Select more than one and the AirPlay button will not appear. Select AirPlay If you are looking to share an image, open the Photos app on your iOS device, select the image and tap ‘Share’. Select AirPlay (note, not AirDrop!) and you’ll be taken to this screen. Choose Apple TV Here you can see that Apple TV appears as one of the options. If your Apple TV has a different name or you have more than one, this…

Key features 15W power output • 4” speaker • 3 channels Learn more ikmultimedia.com Available from ikmultimedia.com PERFECT FOR BUSKERS who like to travel light, IK Multimedia’s new iRig Micro Amp is a compact, battery-powered 15W RMS amp that you can hook up to the AmpliTube iOS app to get instant access to all of its amps, cabs and pedals to alter your tones on the fly. Small unit, big sound The amp itself features a row of smooth-action dials for Gain, Bass, Mid, Treble and Volume, as well as three custom-voiced analogue channel buttons for Clean, Drive and Lead. Connection ports along the top panel include a 1/4” guitar lead input, AUX analogue input, 1/8” headphones output and microUSB digital in/out – through which you can connect your iPhone…

Key features Studio-quality analogue compressor • 24-bit/96KHz sound quality Learn more apogeedigital.com Available from gak.co.uk IF YOU’VE EVER WONDERED how the vocals of your favourite tunes seem to transcend and float above dense background tracks then the answer is compression – something that the Hype Mic from Apogee handles particularly well. Connect this piece of kit to your Mac or iOS device and you’ll be able to obtain studio-quality analogue compression that’ll make your vocals, voice-overs, instruments, percussion and podcasts sound absolutely incredible. Compression control The mic comes with a desktop tripod, mic stand adapter, pop filter and microUSB to USBA, USB-C and lightning cables to connect it to your favoured recording device. The mic itself consists of a professional cardioid condenser mic capsule atop a solid metal case. Built…

“Build up from playing single strings to silky solos complete with bends and hammer-ons” Requirements iOS 9.0 or later • 172.3MB Learn more yousician.com Available from App Store THOUGH NOTHING CAN really take the place of a living, breathing music teacher for developing your skills and preventing you from getting into bad habits, Yousician comes a pretty close second. Through this app you can learn guitar, bass, piano or ukulele from scratch or even – in the latest addition – develop your singing voice. And if you have some experience with playing any of those instruments then you can jump in at a point akin to your current ability and then develop your skills further through the app’s easy-to-follow interface. Taking the app’s flagship guitar tutor as an example, you…

Release date July 2000 • CPU: 450 or 500MHz PowerPC G4 • Memory: 64, 128 or 256MB PC100 SDRAM (max 1.5GB) • Storage: 20, 40 or 60GB hard drive • Graphics: ATI Rage 128 Pro with 16MB of SDRAM, Nvidia GeForce2 with 32MB SDRAM • Connectivity: USB 1.1 (x2), Firewire 400 (x2), 10/100 Ethernet, 56k v.90 modem, VGA and ADC ports Original price: £1,199/$1,799 Price now: £199/$229 One of Apple’s many collaborations with designer Jonathan Ive around the turn of the century, the G4 Cube consisted of a 18x18x18cm cube suspended in a 19.4x19.4x19.4cm acrylic glass enclosure – a design so iconic that one currently resides in the New York Museum of Modern Art. The unit featured a unique, slot-loading, low-profile DVD-ROM or CD-RW drive, a silent, fanless convection-based cooling…

The Home app has been designed to be purposefully spartan because as you add new accessories you will see the space fill up quite quickly. Every interface artefact has been designed to be easy to view and select, and it is possibly the most ‘Apple-like’ app that the company offers today. It takes seconds to understand how it works. Connections are key Each connected accessory is presented in the Home app and you will be notified visually if there is a connection problem so that you can resolve the issue. Tap any accessory from the front screen to interact with it further. Add new things Tap the ‘+’ icon to add new accessories or scenes in seconds. HomeKit Setup Codes are used to streamline the process or you can hold…

Every room in your house can be made smarter thanks to the variety of HomeKitcompatible accessories available. With a hub installed and working, you can control your entire home with just your voice or a couple of taps here and there. Think of what you want to do and chances are that the accessories you need will be available. The living room It makes sense to have the HomeKit hub, your Apple TV for example, in the living room and to also install a smart light to mimic the mood of the film you are watching or the music you are listening to. A smart switch is also a good idea because it allows you to control multiple accessories without having to move or think about what you are doing.…

Automating the actions of an accessory is one of the best ways to take advantage of your smart home setup and it will also enable you to fully enjoy the benefits of such a system. It could be said that by not automating how your accessories work you are not getting the best value for money out of your commitment. 1 Set a trigger In the Automation tab, click or tap the ‘+’ icon and then choose what the exact trigger will be. This may change depending on what accessory you are automating. 2 When it happens? You can easily set up lights, for example, to trigger at a specific time of day or when sunset or sunrise occur. The tasks you automate will occur when required. 3 What will…

By default the Home setup is designed to allow you to control all of your connected accessories when away from the home. This is useful if you worry that you have left devices on or if you want to give the house a quick burst of heat on a colder than average day. We will show you how to ensure it works. 1 Mobile data This may sound obvious, but it needs to be enabled to work. Go to Settings>Mobile Data and make sure that the ‘Mobile Data’ option at the top is enabled. 2 A quick test While still in your home, disable Wi-Fi on your iPhone and test some of the scenes you have set up. If they work now, they will work OK when away from home.…

4K footage By filming footage at a high 4K (or UHD) resolution you can scrub through your movie and find a frame that can be converted into a scenic photo. Recompose 4K footage is large enough to be cropped and still produce a large print. Here we’ve used the Crop tool to remove an unsightly fence and some unwanted passengers at the edge of the frame. Colour tweaks Here we can boost colour saturation to create a more attractive print. The adjacent Temperature slider on the right enables us to warm up the colours for a friendlier more vintage vibe. Boost contrast Our unprocessed footage was captured on a neutral setting to produce flat tones and desaturated colours. This gives us the freedom to boost the contrast in iMovie to…

On the menu The preset menu allows you to select ready-made intervals (two-note chords), triads (three-note chords) and extended chords (four or more notes). Transpose Use the Chord Transpose popup to shift the pitch of the triggered chords (relative to the pitch of the trigger note) up or down one semitone at a time. Woah, trigger If you hit record and play in your trigger notes as a MIDI part, Logic will only record the single trigger notes that you play, not the chords output by the plugin. Clear cut If you need to start again, you can clear the current key assignment at any time using the Clear button. Click the button, then click a trigger key to remove its assigned chord. Knowledge base Multi-tasking Single mode transposes one…

Connection details When the internet is secure, the connection details are shown here. You can see the up and download traffic speed, IP address, country you appear to be located in and the server load. Secure core To increase security and privacy of your Wi-Fi connection even more, turn this on. It routes internet traffic through the ProtonVPN servers in Switzerland first, making it harder to track you. Free profiles After a week’s use, only free servers can be connected to. Click the ‘Create Profile’ button to create shortcuts to the free servers so you can easily connect and secure your Wi-Fi and internet. Knowledge base Using a VPN A VPN creates a secure internet connection to prevent spying, increase security and limit tracking. Connect to a server, minimise the…

Tiny and big From the tiny icons in the menu bar you will be able to access a variety of tasks and apps with just one click. Potentially the menu bar will become one of your most used areas. Simplicity still works Other menu bar apps offer simple solutions for tasks that you would otherwise undertake through various menus time and time again. They save small amounts of time on many occasions every day. System changes Apps like XMenu will reside in the menu bar until needed and when clicked will offer a completely different way to access all of the files and media you need. Full menu apps Some apps that are activated from the menu bar work and feel like full apps and that is because they are.…

Drives in Finder Can you see the drive in Finder’s sidebar? If you can, click this button to eject it, unplug it, wait a few seconds and then plug it back in. It may be OK. Show drives Open Finder preferences and make sure that the option to show external drives on the desktop is selected. There is another setting to enable in the Sidebar tab. A fresh start As a last resort, you should try formatting the drive, and clicking the ‘Erase’ button enables the drive’s contents to be reset. Clear everything out and start again. Repair disk faults The problem may not be the hardware and the drive could be fine. Use the ‘First Aid’ button to check and repair the USB or flash drive’s filing system. Knowledge…

Use multiple signatures If you have more than one email account set up in the Mail app, you can choose to use a different signature for each one, like work and personal accounts, or just one. Format signature text Long-press and select some text to show the toolbar and then press the ‘BIU’ button. The only formatting features available here are Bold, Iitalic and Underline. It is limited. Paste advanced formatting This table and the bullet point above cannot be created in the Mail signature editor, but it can be created elsewhere, like the Apple Notes app, and then pasted in. Get creative with text. Add emoji If you want to have fun with your Mail signatures, why not add some emoji? They can be added directly using the keyboard…

Moving around This D-pad allows you to move up, down, left and right but if you touch the space to its right and touch to the left of the Square button, the analogue sticks also appear. Touch them twice for L3 and R3 buttons. Access the touchpad This touchpad doesn’t always appear on the screen – it shows up only when you tap in this area. Tapping it twice allows you to make use of it. Iconic buttons Seasoned PS4 gamers will be accustomed to the Triangle-Circle-X-Square combo of buttons and these are at your right-hand’s fingertips. View extra functions You’ll see a three-dot icon where this X is: tapping it calls up a set of functions. You have access to the PS button which can quit a game, as…

Personal Hotspot This option allows you to use your iPhone’s mobile data to create an internet connection for other Apple devices signed into your iCloud account. Mobile Data Options These are specific options to your mobile data provider and may include Voice Over LTE (VoLTE), which means better-sounding voice calls or Voice & Data over 4G. Wi-Fi Calling When enabled, this allows you to make phone calls and send text messages over wireless networks instead of using a phone signal – perfect for when you are using your iPhone at home. Calls on Other Devices If you have other Apple devices, as long as they are all connected to the same Wi-Fi and signed into the same Apple ID, you can make/receive calls on them. Knowledge base How to monitor…

Deliver quietly Select this option and you can ensure that any notifications which appear from that app to your Watch will go straight to the Notification Centre. Swipe left As of watchOS 5, you can manage notifications on your Watch for specific apps. When a notification arrives, swipe left to reach this screen. Turn Off on Apple Watch If you simply don’t want that app to send you notifications, then choose ‘Turn Off on Apple Watch’ and you won’t be alerted to them. Across devices If it’s a non-stock app, turning off notifications means you won’t be buzzed on both your Watch and iPhone. For a stock app, choose what happens individually on each device. Knowledge base Stop haptic taps If you silence notifications on your Watch (and you can…

How can I stop my Mac from sleeping? I find that large files stop downloading when my computer winds down! Kamil Janusiak 1 Energy options Go to System Preferences> Energy Saver and enable ‘Prevent the computer from sleeping automatically…’ and disable the ‘Put hard disks to sleep’ option. 2 Caffeinate it! Also, you could try opening your Mac’s Terminal app in the Utilities folder and, at the command prompt, enter ‘caffeinate’ to stop your Mac from ever going to sleep! 3 Amphetamine it! Alternatively, download the Amphetamine app from the App Store. When it is running, Ctrl+click on the menu bar icon and choose the amount of time to prevent your Mac sleeping. I heard that there was a way to password-protect iPhone apps. Is this even possible and if…

Key features 60Hz-20KHz frequency range • 60W combined power Learn more jblpro.com Available from amazon.co.uk DESIGNED FOR MUSIC and audio/visual projects, JBL’s 1 Series 104 Reference Monitors are a robust pair of pod-like speakers that are acoustically optimised to sit on your desktop and boast an integrated Class-D power amplifier that distributes 30 Watts to each one. Crisp detail Inside each speaker is a coaxial 4.5” LF driver – that delivers deep low end, detailed imaging and a wide sweet spot – and a 19mm soft dome HF driver. Low-frequency ports on the back of the speakers ensure accurate bass at any volume. Three sets of inputs, including 1/8” AUX, 1/8” headphone jack and balanced 1/4” RCA and AUX inputs, allow connection with a range of equipment, and volume can…