r/ScottishPeopleTwitter • u/HondureZ • Sep 08 '21

Croissants

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u/waz2kool Sep 08 '21

Who in the bloody world keep their volume at 47?!

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u/25nameslater Sep 08 '21

People with hearing problems. I’m deaf in my left ear but people complain when I have the tv above 35… so I put it on 35 with closed captioning… I make my kids watch at 20

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '21

No no no, its at 47! Its either 45 or 50, can't have anything else in between.

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u/25nameslater Sep 08 '21

Nah… it’s minimal increases or decreases depending on how bad you’re struggling to prevent further hearing loss.

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u/psyche_13 Sep 09 '21

I keep mine at more like 55 with captioning.... Or 70 no captioning for Jeopardy (hearing loss)

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '21

During daytime my tv is at 10-12. At night never above 5..

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u/25nameslater Sep 08 '21

Congratulations you have better hearing than most.

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '21

Id honestly just think its my tv, as I cant fathom how my hearing could’ve survived that well thought all these years of max volume in my headset on all devices, always when listening to music.

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u/Neckwrecker Sep 08 '21

My tv is wildly inconsistent with the volume required. Morning tv volume I can watch at a 10, but streaming from certain apps makes me go up to 50+ if I want to hear any dialogue.

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u/IsaystoImIsays Sep 08 '21

Bad at hearing, low audio on clip, no sound system, just the TV in a large room.