Sentences with phrase «louder volume level»

Music sounded full - bodied, but we did note this time a slightly tinnier quality to our test tracks, and distortion at the loudest volume level.

Not exact matches

They also said the low volume level was actually too loud.

Our recommendation is to start the Baby Shusher at a volume level loud enough to catch your baby's attention and engage their calming reflex, then reduce the volume to match your baby's calming state.

On the lower volume settings, it sounds reasonable, but as you go louder the sound quality goes down to electronic toy levels.

The musicians can set their own volume level, so they run less risk of hearing damage by straying too close to a loud monitor.

«Because only about 20 per cent of such people wear hearing aids, the only way to resolve this problem is to improve the level of sound for them without annoying other viewers in the household with normal hearing who don't want to be subjected to a loud volume.»

iFrogz Animatones Volume Limiting Earbuds for Kids, Blue ($ 13; amazon.com) Most MP3 players have a limit on how loud they can go, with a typical max decibel level of 100.

It isn't distorted, but the volume has to be set high to get a reasonable level, and turning it up higher doesn't make it louder.

Probably twice as loud as the average volume level for everything else.

More objectively flawed is the Dolby Digital 5.1 audio: dialogue is mixed much too low (there's hushed and then there's inaudible), necessitating a boost in volume well past reference level, at which point Max Avery Lichtenstein's inventive score sounds intrusively loud.

Fortunately, our Cooper Coupe featured a great premium stereo that is easily loud enough to be heard over the din, but cranking the volume really just adds to the total noise level of the cabin, which was starting to get a bit annoying by the time the JCW Coupe left the CNET garage.

The lane departure warning beep was loud and blind spot detection was painfully loud; Hyundai told us afterward the volume levels can be adjusted.

The volume level does not go really loud, so you will have no fear with your kid blowing their eardrums with the volume cranked up to the maximum if they have their head phones on.

The audio quality is very good and the volume level is relatively loud, for a smartphone.

However, the levels on the Nexus 7 with headphones in was so much louder we nearly blew out our eardrums at full volume.

Over AT&T's network, callers reported good call quality, and while they sounded clear to us, the earpiece volume level never got very loud.

And since loud noises can make anxiety worse, keep the music volume at a reasonable level or listen to a podcast while driving.

This involves playing a soundtrack of loud noises (e.g., thunderstorms, fireworks) at a low level and gradually increasing the volume over the course of weeks.

I liked the songs and music for the game and thought it was really well done, but the volume for each level including the Chao Garden is louder than the SFX and even louder than the character voices.

You're able to adjust on the fly, but I found the volume slider to not be very precise, as I wished it was a dial setting with more «markers» for specific volume levels since it either sounded too low or loud without much room in between to find that perfect setting.

Cranking up the volume knob on the back of the left ear cup allows the Roccat Khan Pro headset to get plenty loud and I often had it at only about two thirds of the full volume level during general listening for music and games, which was still plenty loud.

My first contact with them and their Street Fighter II Soundtrack wasn't all that exciting, as they used an unfair comparison between their remaster and the original tracks to prove the superiority of their product (for those wondering, they left the original track at its original volume level, which was very low, and put it side by side with their new track which was louder to get the «WOW» effect, a common practice today when showing off remasters).

Bass levels aren't the punchiest around, but volume levels get more than loud enough for enjoyable watching of videos and listening to music.

One way to approach it is to adjust the general volume up to the level that is comfortable for you in regard to the loud sounds in the movie or TV show (the explosions, the gunfights, etc.) and then individually adjust the center channel upwards until the dialogue is also at a comfortable level.

Volume levels are sufficient but the Z580CA will struggle to overpower loud background noise.

At top, unwise listening levels, they don't distort, and they also get pretty loud for true wireless in - ears (which is not always the case — some models limit the volume to save battery life).

We've tuned the alarm volume ramp up for alarms using your music — the initial volume will be the same softer level we started using in earlier builds as a result of your feedback, but now it will get louder faster.

However, I don't this is all that great for those who love loud music — by that I didn't mean the volume levels.

In fact, they are much louder than you would expect, and I find myself keeping the MateBook leveled at about 20 percent system volume most of the time.

So while clear and adequately loud, the speakers don't reach that overwhelming level of volume that some crave.

The speakers on the handset are surprisingly loud, producing an acceptable sound level for both music and video, though it's not brilliant quality and at full volume we noticed some things sounded distorted.

However, we won't view that as a negative — even at extremely loud levels, with an iPhone 6s streaming at maximum volume, distortion doesn't enter the picture.

Be aware however that, with app - controlled volume levels, you'll have to keep an eye on the individual volume levels set for each source, or you could get a surprisingly loud shock.

When you factor in that many sound sources will have wildly different output levels, this could cause some problems — turning up the speakers to hear your wired computer could result in some blisteringly loud audio if your Bluetooth - connected phone is at maximum volume and you get a text alert.

Ideally, earphones get quite loud at maximum volume, so you can listen comfortably at a lower level and have room to adjust.

The thumps aren't overwhelming or dangerously loud at top volume levels even in bass - focused EQ presets, but their presence is still made known.

Generally, audio playback is similar to that of the MediaPad M2 10: extremely loud (almost uncomfortably so) at the highest volume level, but lacking some of the bass and clarity you'd get from a standalone Bluetooth speaker system.

If you're listening loud and the battery level begins to get low the Remix will automatically step volume down to try and extend its life.

You can use button combinations to engage loud mode, which boosts the volume capability, and change the level of the voice prompts themselves, which are fairly loud by default.

Still the steps are pretty close together, so you won't really face an issue of one volume level being too loud while the other being too soft.

We don't watch movies, she can not understand some of the plots, or jokes, and refuses to even care to try, she can't stand talking too much, she gets confused and tired, or will say I am too loud when I am talking the same tone I talk to with everyone in my life, and we don't watch movies because she always has to put the volume on it's most lowest level, and then we sit and watch pictures.