What decibel level will it reach?
1976749
I'm not sure but I bought my first one for like forty something bucks well had it for three months and I work construction and people thought I had a boom box. Because they're loud and the sound qualities amazing!! So when it broke I though I well I'll buy one of these cheaper ones for twenty bucks of so at Walgreens and it was garbage no where as near as good so I returned so then bought some other kind bit cheaper at best buy and still didn't match the sound quality as the Jam. So I returned it then checked here on amazon and saw this the Jam extreme and love it too it's got hook on clasp to clip to my tool belt or something plus has heaven duty rubber case so when drop it's tough. So hope this helps. It's a awesome product this is my third one and I stand by it hundred percent.
1418001
There is no decibel rating given, but it is not a loud unit. It should not keep you awake at night.
121893
not sure of exact decibel level, but seems to be in line with any other timers i have used. i find it great really.
354479
It is quiet, but you can hear it running. It might be a distraction if used intermittently in a home theater environment. I have no way of measuring actual decibels.
2282418
Not sure, but the one I had was at a good volume level for me, not too loud or to low.
37279
Not much more than 4 feet. it is kind of loud and does not retract all that friendly
593046
I'm guessing it's in the range of 75-100 feet but is truly a joke in terms of diameter of the speaker wire. At the very least this is one area where you'll want to upgrade to a larger gauge of speaker wire. Other than that for an entry level system I'm thrilled with it.
1252083
I don't know decibels but it is very quiet. It's in a room that has no other noise and I can barely hear it on full speed (I put a rheostat on it). Hope this helps. Kind regards.
2260505
I just bought it for my home theater system. It registers well over a 100 db but knowing that 90-100 can damage your hearing. My system goes well below that.
214172
I saw a review on it, and they registered it at 86 decibels. I've just finished sighting mine in and to my ear it sounds not too abnormally loud. It sounds a little louder than it was on the video review. Remember that the sound will dissipate over distance, so that what sounds loud to the shooter's ear will definitely drop in decibels (quiet down) at about 50' away from the shooter.
1257641
Not very! the speaker can't handle the volume and it gets very dirty. Now Frontman 65r will do the trick.
620700
You need a way to measure decibels (db). Either a DB Meter or a part of your recording program. There are acceptable limits for the human ear.
1973548
Not sure. More than enuff for average listening. If I have to crank it up because it is loud in the shop it drains the battery faster. If you don't care about the battery... It is ridiculous!!!!
526608
As far as actual decibel level, I couldn't give you an exact figure but I can assure you that it is one of the quietest fans I have. I actually wish it were just a tad louder because I sleep with a fan that drowns out noise that may wake me. On high, you can hear it, but nothing like your typical house fan or oscillating fan. I hope this helps.
2094366
i think it will max out at 50 but it will do some damage to the unit or the speakers i do not recommend doing that unless you want to blow your ears
258143
R. Engel, the manufacturer, claims that it can amplify sounds up to 75+ feet and up to 50 decibels. I think that would be able to amplify the nasty person across the hall who is talking badly about you because she thinks her words are out of earshot - but I would also like to hear from actual customers with experience on how successful it is.
897798
While I do not have a Decibel Meter / Sound Level Reader to determine if the sound can be turned up greater then 90 decibels. To my adult ears I have to turn it down from the Max level to have it be comfortable to listen to. Here is what you do. You listen to the music. Set the level to a resonable level and then duck tape the thumb roller so that your child has to take the tape off before they can mess with the volume control. Problem solved. You might want to check to make sure that they are not pealing the tape off. Oh by the way a BAFX Products (TM) - Decibel Meter / Sound Level Reader - W/ Battery! costs $ 19.49 on Amazon and then you can check all of your kids toys. Hope this helped.