if the volume can be made high for someone hard of hearing?is sound
1559389
Yes, to some extent. Volume goes up to "9", while I see I currently have it set to "5".
1559390
I get get it loud enough to hear it over the traffic when I'm walking. I think it get pretty loud!!
1559391
Actually I am hard of hearing and have hearing aids in both ears so I got the full ear coverage head phones and they work fine.
1559392
Yes sound volume- loudness can be controlled. Quality of sound remains the same.
306375
I believe so. Just direct the speaker at your listeners. I have hearing loss and wear hearing aids. I prefer to workout without the aids on. This speaker is loud enough for me to hear without the aids:)
2227654
Yes, I think it could! It has a volume control. I keep mine pretty low, but you could take it up pretty high. This, plus ear plugs should do the trick. Maybe. :-) I have to say, I do like this little unit. It delivers.
989792
There is a quick tone sound to let you know the speaker is in, there is also a blue light on the side of the speaker. The sound I don't think can be disabled
1401176
It is high pitched - so if he has high frequency hearing loss - maybe - although it is very loud!!
1082070
They are loud enough to hear from another room. Not sure about the sound level from someone hard of hearing as it would depend on the person.
1822284
Yes. There are 2 volume knobs. 1 is for your voice (if you want to be heard over the music and how loud)the other is for the music (if you want the music to be heard louder than your voice or at a lower level)
729600
I think so. My hearing is somewhat compromised. So I have the speaker on my ear and raise the volume somewhat My wife can hear it when I am listening, though she can't understand what is being broadcast. She is about 2 feet from the speaker. If your mother was about 6 inches to a foot I think she could understand what is being said.
712872
Yes. There is a volume switch on the side you can click up or down to control the volume.
1264545
It can make a fairly loud sound. there is a volume control so you can adjust it level of sound.
1136410
Yes, everyone else can still hear the TV at their level of volume, while a person hard of hearing uses the headphones. When my dad, who is completely deaf in one ear and going deaf in the other, wheres these headphones, we're able to have the volume to half the level my dad would need it to hear. There is a separate volume control on the headphones themselves, that the wearer can use to adjust the volume. Also, my dad has the transmitter behind the TV, and still works great.
1532020
If the speaker has a standard mic jack then yes although the sound isn't very pleasant.
159831
Yes you can. I wish the volume was higher on mine but it should work fine for most people.
495582
Absolutely. That's how I'm using it, but be sure to lower the volume on everything first before you try. It can get loud.
891797
Depends on level of impairment. My hearing is not the best and I can hear it fine. It is not real loud, like a person speaking in a normal voice. A very nice scale.
822658
I don't think so but I think the volume will be fine unless you have significant hearing loss. And I don't think you'd you'd want to anyway- you want to hear it if it goes off but I'm thinking if its too loud that's probably not great for baby's ears.
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.