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1. There are no such devices, to the best of my knowledge.

Reply to ellenrr (Original post)

Tue Jan 28, 2014, 05:51 PM

Jan 2014

I sometimes wear headphones while watching TV, so I can have it loud enough without disturbing others. However, if others are present and have the regular sound is on, it won't be quite synched up with the headphones. The result is an echo effect that makes it unbearable.

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For hearing-impaired - device to raise TV volume [View all] ellenrr Jan 2014 OP

There are no such devices, to the best of my knowledge. Scuba Jan 2014 #1

when you say headphones, are these regular headphones, ellenrr Jan 2014 #2

Exactly. My headphones have their own volume control. Scuba Jan 2014 #3

thanks, this might be the thing for me. ellenrr Jan 2014 #4

if you want your tv louder marybourg Jan 2014 #5

thank you! this is perfect. i'll see if I can fin d it. ellenrr Feb 2014 #6