We are moving into a bigger house. I want something so that if i am in the kitchen I can buzz hubby and talk to him in his office on a different floor. This is to save our marriage as he hates it when I yell, and he is in denial about being deaf. Is this the thing I want? Thanks so much! We are moving into a bigger house. I want something so that if i am in the kitchen I can buzz hubby and talk to him in his office on a different floor. This is to save our marriage as he hates it... » Read More We are moving into a bigger house. I want something so that if i am in the kitchen I can buzz hubby and talk to him in his office on a different floor. This is to save our marriage as he hates it when I yell, and he is in denial about being deaf. Is this the thing I want? Thanks so much! « Show Less
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we just moved into a bigger house as well and I love these intercoms. although at times we pick up different conversations from other frequencies, its not often. purchase with confidence you won't be disappointed. its worth the money to save a marriage and chaotic household like mines. hopes this helps.
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We are using the one we purchased in a 7300 square foot retail store. It works great. Buy it. Save the Marriage!
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It depends on where it works for you. Experiment as to where it sounds best in your listening room and looks good enough that wife/friends/family are without negative comment.
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If there's a bedroom right above they're going to hear it. Regarding neighbors, if you're in a multi-unit townhouse our something similar they're going to hear it as well. If you're in a SFR it's no problem unless you're screaming like Bruce Lee. Regardless, my suggestion would be to add a good strong spring to your set-up to take stress off the wood beam/mount and to also reduce noise somewhat.
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Its really not that loud. It makes some noise yes but i doubt they would hear it in the other room. You could also try turning the force feedback down to reduce the noise.
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Ps. I know you can as we have two in our house. Usual one in the living room and the other in bedroom. Which we haven't experienced in conflict having two in same house.
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I did the same thing and my husband has had success with it. I will ask him about it tonight and get back to you. :)
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Hugh, try it out under your condition and evaluate the result. The woofer is powerful; therefore, that cabinet perhaps will produce an unwanted sound of its own.
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I had to go to my husband for this and he does not think that will work. I forgot to mention that the sound quality is also terrible. We recorded a message and it sounds tinny and "bubbly". When I speak with someone, that is also how I sound. I would not recommend this.
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I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope this helps I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope... » Read More I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Yes, it can be heard in another room. Our caregivers are awakened in the night if my mother tries to get out of bed. I suppose the others in the house will also be awakened by the alarm as it is loud enough to be heard from about 30 feet away.
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She could, but you can adjust the volume on the radio to an exact level that works for both of you. There are three volume levels on the speaker, but they are not as exact as you may need to accommodate both of you. I create a pillow barricade to muffle any sound that may escape so DH will not not be disturbed. Sometimes I have to adjust it a couple times, but we make it work.
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Absolutely! The only reason you might want someone to push the button downstairs would be to respond and let you know they heard you. Ours are set up near an open stairs. Dad is downstairs watching TV and we're upstairs calling him for supper, etc. I can hear him respond without him pushing the button to respond via the intercom. We've learned to push the call button several times before speaking so Dad's awake or "ready to listen" to what we're telling him.
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Is this a husband bashing forum? You gripe if we don't do the dishes and gripe if we do. Make up your minds.
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I would say do not do it. It is more contemporary and artsy. Saying that, do whatever you want, as it is your house! Enjoy. We love it...such a conversation piece.
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Funny you ask that, the first time I talked to my husband he wasn't sure how to talk back. It made me laugh cause its a monitor after all you can hear everything, all the kid has to do is speak. You just have to hold the talk button on your end when you speak.
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There is one that would make an appropriate cubicle doorbell. The other sounds would make FUN doorbells!
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My hearing loss is pretty bad. what I have done is place my timer on the countertop with nothing close by to absorb the vibrations, and therefore I can hear it just fine even with the wife listening to TV.I tested the signal while in the bedroom and was able to know it was running. It is small enough to put in my pocket if there are several people talking at once.