How many ohms is the potentiometer rated at? I would like to know the impedance and if its a single plane or dual plane rotary potentiometer, plz

Hello Milo! The potentiometer I use to build the Volbox has 1000 Ohms of resistance and it is a dual plane (two channel) model. I hope this helps! -Clark

I plug the out wire into the headphone jack on the pc speaker or into the back of the pc? Sound will still come out despite?

Hello Al! The Volbox can be connected to the headphone jack on your PC speakers, or it can also be plugged into the back of the PC. Either way will work, so it depends on what is easier for you.

how can I get a belt clip for this?

Hello Engineer's opinion, thank you for your question. One way to add a pocket clip to the Volbox would be to get one and use epoxy or another strong glue to attach the clip to the back of the box. Another way would be to get a pocket clip and screw it on to the back of the case. Because the back of the case can be removed (it has two screws), this makes drilling a couple holes for a pocket clip through it easier. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Have a good day

I have line level out on my recording device I want to input to Android smartphone. Will this attenuate line level to mic level?

Hello John! There is no standard for a line level signal, so some will be louder than others. But speaking in general, I think there is a pretty good chance that if you pass the line level output from your recording device through the Volbox and then into your smartphone, that the Volbox will be able to reduce the line level down to a low enough level that it will be basically the same as a mic level signal. If you plug a set of headphones into the line level jack of your recording device and find that the line level is at a medium to low volume level then I think the Volbox will work great. But if the line level is very loud through a set of headphones the chances would be lower. I hope this helps!

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🎶 Elevate Your Audio Experience!

COMPACT PORTABLE - Weighing only 22 grams, take your audio control anywhere.
USER FRIENDLY DESIGN - Serrated knob ensures a firm grip for quick adjustments.
SEAMLESS SOUND CONTROL - Adjust your audio effortlessly with a large, easy-to-grip knob.
UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY - Works with any device featuring a 3.5mm headphone jack.
PERFECT FOR ALL AUDIO NEEDS - Ideal for headphones, aux jacks, and line-level audio.

The Volbox inline audio volume control attenuator is a lightweight and compact device designed for seamless audio adjustments. With a user-friendly serrated knob, it allows for quick volume control across all devices with a 3.5mm headphone jack, making it perfect for both casual listeners and audio professionals.

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Item Weight	22 Grams
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Shape	Round
Color	Black
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Recommended Uses For Product	line level analog audio
Number of Pins	3
Connectivity Technology	3.5mm (1/8) stereo audio plug
Additional Features	Small, light weight, easy to use
Compatible Phone Models	All phones with 3.5mm headphone jack
Connector Gender	Female-to-Female
Connector Type Used on Cable	3.5mm Stereo Jack
Cable Type	Works With 3.5mm Stereo Audio Cable
Compatible Devices	Any 3.5mm line level audio signal

Volbox inline audio volume control attenuator 3.5mm 1/8" aux

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