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Turn It Down: How Lower TV Volumes Can Save Your Hearing...When it comes to hearing health, many of us only start paying attention after the damage is done. Yet, the daily choices we make—like how loud we crank up the TV—play a huge role in maintaining our ability to hear clearly as we age. If you’re someone who enjoys a good binge-watch session or loves catching every line of dialogue in a gripping drama, this post is for you.I’m here to tell you: you don’t need the volume dial set to 11 to enjoy your favorite shows. In fact, listening to your TV at lo
Thanks for the reply Charles. Using the available dialog modes on your recover can help the issue. The trick is to find one that does enough to allow lower overall volumes. We should endeavor to make the “how loud for how long” calculation when watching and take breaks when necessary. Personally, when watching live sports I will turn the volume down 25% for a few minutes at a time. I can always rewind and turn it back up if I need to but definitely takes some strain off my ears. And it has the added benefit of training my ears to listen actively.
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This story hits the nail on the head! I have some hearing loss already and I fine I’m having to turn up the volume on certain shows with a lot of background noise, some shows I completely miss what is said. Now I know why. I have my audio running through a stereo that separates the speakers using one of the Dolby sound profiles and it helps but the problem seems to be getting worse. And the tinnitus is getting louder. I’m definitely interested in how your technology works.