Arcade game machines have evolved to include various player customization options, including audio settings. Most modern arcade cabinets allow players to adjust volume levels, either through physical buttons or an on-screen menu. Some advanced machines even offer separate controls for music, sound effects, and voice lines, enabling players to tailor the audio experience to their preferences.

For volume adjustments, arcade machines typically feature a master volume knob or buttons located on the control panel or side of the cabinet. In digital systems, players might access an options menu to fine-tune audio levels. Certain games also provide preset audio profiles, such as "Quiet Mode" for public spaces or "Full Experience" for immersive gameplay.

Sound effect customization is less common but can be found in newer arcade systems. Players may adjust bass levels, stereo balance, or even disable specific sound effects. However, due to the public nature of arcades, extensive audio customization is often limited to prevent disruption to other players.

Overall, while arcade machines prioritize simplicity, many now incorporate basic audio customization to enhance player comfort and enjoyment.