When I turn the volume up all the way I have a problem hearing the TV IT'S VOLUME IS TO LOW.
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There is a volume control on the headset turn that up. You are not suppose to hear the tv when you have them on.
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Try turning the volume up on the TV. Sometimes these devices are a volume magnifier. I have a Royal and it has plenty of volume so if that doesn't work the unit may be defective.
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Turn the TV volume all the way up, and adjust the volume control on the headphone. Remember, when finished using the headphones turn the TV volume back down before disconnecting, otherwise the volume on the tv will blast you away.
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I only have moderate hearing loss so turning the volume up all the way would be too loud for me. I have read other reviews on this where some people couldn't hear with the volume high but that's because they had bad hearing loss, maybe it's the headphones and you should mail them back and try a new pair. I get no static in these headphones but my friend does. I'd try mailing it back and trying another unit.
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If the TV speakers are turned up you hear and echo chamber. Not good. I just us the sound bar, which I like except for the small remote which is not easy to operate. When you turn on the soundbar it comes on at full volume.
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Thats odd !!! if you are using your remote make sure you use fresh batteries don't mix half and full power batteries together. also make sure you tv is not on mute meaning it will turn the volume off. check your remote for the mute button if that the problem you should be ok, but be careful hitting that mute button by accident because it will show a speaker symbol with a slash going cross it on your screen meaning on volume and it will not turn off until you press that botton .
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I dont seem to be having that problem. Make sure you are using an optical cable or HDMI w/A.R., not RCA plugs. Or, if your TV has the ability, shut off the internal speakers.
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Hi Sandra! If you're still having this problem, you'll need to go into your audio settings. Sometimes it's listed under "Auto Volume." If it is, then you'll need to change it to something other than what it's on, like "night" instead of "normal." Or you might need to put it on "fixed." When volume fluctuates, it's because an audio setting is set to allow the various tv programming volume to come through, like some commercials might be louder than the programming. Just need to fix the setting so that it stays the same volume no matter the programming.
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Hi Julie, your volume has to be adjusted. Possibly to the lowest set and then adjust to your needs.
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there is also a switch on the side that switches the type of sound you get. that might be the problem.
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You may have to change the setting on your tv to use the external speaker. Mine sounds great.
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I might be getting noise from having your settings too high. Try turning everything down all the way except the volume and see if it goes away
1113976
Sounds like you have the audio for the TV set to Surround. Go to TV preferences, audio and then select different mode.
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Not the way I have it set up.... I just turn the volume from my tv all the way down, otherwise you can hear both...
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When watching regular TV the speakers are great. When watching a DVD, I have to turn the volume way up. I have not tried to add speakers
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Yes. I frequently have the sound all the way down on the TV, and I still hear the sound, at the volume I want, in my hearing aids.
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I find the 'hissing' sound diminishes when I turn the TV volume up higher than normal and moderate the headphones volume.
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I have never had a problem like this before. I think very highly of this sound system. I'm thinking about buying another one of these sound systems for my other TV which has a worn out sound system. Hope this helps you out.
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I too have that problem. I hope someone can help. Even at MAX volume, it's not earblowingly deafening and my viewing area is tops, 15x15.
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If you use your TV volume control, the volume will go up or down as you choose. The way this works is to reduce the Peaks and Valleys of the sound so that the level is more constant. I am somewhat hard of hearing, and this is a wonderful device (IMO).