can i crank it up so when i talk no one can hear me and sound is still clear.??
1513881
Yes. Plenty of power. I can crank it up until my ears hurt with no distortion.
1513882
I bought this receiver this summer and love it. The sound is crisp and clear. Best purchase of the year!
1513883
Any amp with the power output and low distortion of this Outlaw will produce clean, extremely loud volume levels with speakers of "average" efficiency. Depending on the type of signal you are playing, you might not be able to hear yourself think, never mind hear. "Average" efficiency may be considered in the range of 88 to 92 db/watt. The old AR speakers (1960's) were very inefficient, at around 85. Klipsch horn speakers are extremely efficient and will play over twice as loud with even less wattage given to them. Here is an interesting sound pressure/speaker efficiency calculator: http://myhometheater.homestead.com/splcalculator.html#anchor_13193 Any amp with the power output and low distortion of this Outlaw will produce clean, extremely loud volume levels with speakers of "average" efficiency. Depending on the type of signal you are playing, you might not be able to hear yourself think, never mind hear. "Average" efficiency may be considered in the range of 88 to 92 db/watt. The old AR speakers (1960's) were very inefficient, at around 85. Klipsch horn speakers are extremely efficient and will play over twice as loud with even less wattage given to them. Here is an interesting sound pressure/speaker efficiency... » Read More Any amp with the power output and low distortion of this Outlaw will produce clean, extremely loud volume levels with speakers of "average" efficiency. Depending on the type of signal you are playing, you might not be able to hear yourself think, never mind hear. "Average" efficiency may be considered in the range of 88 to 92 db/watt. The old AR speakers (1960's) were very inefficient, at around 85. Klipsch horn speakers are extremely efficient and will play over twice as loud with even less wattage given to them. Here is an interesting sound pressure/speaker efficiency calculator: http://myhometheater.homestead.com/splcalculator.html#anchor_13193 « Show Less
1513884
It depends on how loudly you speak and the efficiency of your speakers, as already addressed by Jon Alexander. This receiver can/will crank without sounding compressed/congested/distorted. It outclasses every cheap mass-produced receiver out there. If your speakers are reasonable quality and can handle not only high power being fed to them, but more importantly...HIGH PEAKS, you should be fine. Another important consideration is the size of your room.
1513885
Depends how big a mouth you have ;-) Has good power output, so as long as you have speakers that can handle it...
1513886
The basic answer is yes, but it depends on the efficiency of your speakers and their ability to play loudly without distortion. You could go to the Stereophile site where there are reviews of speakers and their efficiency is and ability to play loudly without distortion is noted. For example the LS3/5a will not play loudly and some electrostatic speakers will either shut down or fry if they are played too loudly. The Klipsch corner horn is very efficient and can play very loudly, but many rooms lack two corners in which to place them. You might look at the reviews of various Wharfdale Diamond speakers in Stereophile on line or look online for CervenVega (spelling?) speakers which have a reputation for putting out a lot of volume.
1513887
As Mr. Alexander mentions there are many factors in play for how loud a speaker can play in a room with how much power. Cubic feet room size, impedance and sensitivity of the speakers are all important in the determination if a specific receiver is right for your system. Please feel free to call us at 1-866-OUTLAWS with more details and we would happy to recommend the proper competent for you.
1385268
I know that it has a volume adjust. It's hard to say. You might have a level turned down somewhere on you audio chain.
165753
No. They can hear me perfectly. I love this product. Very clear to listen to the other person's voice.
1453458
Yes you can as long as you dont have your setting on to where if you turn it over or cover it it mutes your phone.
1757901
Sorry, but I am coming up with the same thing as you. The only thing I can figure is that you may just tap it for mute and hold down for off. I have not had a chance to try this yet so I am just guessing. Hope this is of some help.
1988887
I haven't had any troubles with people hearing me, they hear me just fine. When you get someone on the phone use the side volume button and turn it up. If you don't this already then there's something wrong with your phone. I would then go to a Verizon store and ask them. Hopefully this will of some help to you! Good luck!
169245
You could turn the volume way up if needed. I play mine at a low to medium volume so I think you would be just fine. Hope this may help you out. LRE
285807
If the volume turns up from 0 to 2 for moderate listening, it won't bother person next to u. Hope that helps.
436733
I'm not sure. My problem was you can't hear out of the mic. If your quiet and there isn't any noise around you then you can hear
568147
You can still hear. It just muffles things. Once you turn on the music, it pretty much cancels out all outside noise. As far as people talking, if my ol lady comes outside while I'm cutting the grass and tries to talk to me, I just pull the muffs off and see what she has to say. I hope this helps out.
1776398
Yes, but you may want to turn down the volume. Husband is hard of hearing so ours is turned up. He has no problem hearing and understanding.
1207722
Yes you can. It can be set to extremely loud to hear but when they speak into it they will have to back away from the transmitter as they speak back to you or it will sound garbled.
1001937
So long as the little plugs are Not Inserted you can hear very well. Put the plugs in and everything is either silent or highly muffled.
772146
No, m'am/sir. I should not make any kind of noise at all. You should contact the seller or manufacturer.
1021399
You can turn the volume low enough that you cannot hear it. Check your settings.
1826931
Absolutely. There is a cut out specifically for the speaker so sound is not blocked at all. Hope this helps!
2157118
Make sure you set your sound source to Line. Otherwise it won't play out the speakers.