During commercials does the volume level stay the same?
184940
Yes they have this feature called auto volume, commercials and programing are played at the same audio level
1668314
It does. I am having a problem with increasing the volume to louder due to a hearing problem, but what is being said is very clear, just not loud enough for my comfort.
1215457
No. Since external speakers are connected, the tv volume control does not work any more. Hope this helps.
1207721
Yes. There is a volume control that has three setting; Low, Medium, Loud.TW
2225957
No, there is one volume control that affects both ears. If the base unit is plugged into the TV headphone jack, the TV volume must be turned up enough to have sufficient signal to the headset. The headset volume can then boost or lower the level. If the headset is plugged into an Audio Out either from the TV or another devise, the TV volume is completely independent from the headset volume.
467349
Yes, just turn the volume down to the lowest setting. It's not technically off, but it may as well be.
804283
It depends on how loud it is. Most normal background noises are eliminated but very loud noises will still be heard. To compensate you raise the level of sound in the head set.
1329474
No there is just an indicator light that flashes when volume is increased or decreased.
1559389
Yes, to some extent. Volume goes up to "9", while I see I currently have it set to "5".
73540
I usually run mine on the low setting and do not hear it at all. If I use the high setting there is a slight "sound" but no gurgles.
898161
Yes. You can increase and decrease the volume. It sounds like shhhh shhhh shhh. It's effective.
2118228
No It's purpose is to keep the volume at a constant level. Commercials are louder than the regular programming and to keeps the volume constant.
1202900
Only if the tv volume is turned up. The head phones have volume adjustment.
1329473
No there's not. I crank it to 75%, then use the television to contro volume.
1553994
It has autovolume. Which is supposed to keep the volume consistent for all programs and ads. I think it works pretty well.
172697
NO! The frequency is fixed. These are great mics, especially for the price.
955847
No, it only claims to prevent differences in volume when changing from one channel to another. I couldn't tell that it made much of a difference.