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Is your TV hard of hearing too?

Asked by ETpro (34605points) March 5th, 2010

Why can’t modern science do something to improve the poor hearing of our television sets? I swear mine is totally deaf. I listen to political pundits spin this way and that, and even yelling at the top of my lungs doesn’t cut through their chatter and get them to listen to me instead of spouting their spin. Isn’t it time to develop a TV that is at least halfway decent at listening?

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CMaz's avatar

They do. And all TV’s have this function.

It is called OFF. :-) Say it then do it.

CMaz (26313points)“Great Answer” (3points) Flag as…
Cruiser's avatar

Try throwing a shoe at it!

Cruiser (40454points)“Great Answer” (1points) Flag as…
Fyrius's avatar

They hear perfectly fine. They’re just ignoring you.

Fyrius (14578points)“Great Answer” (2points) Flag as…
lucillelucillelucille's avatar

You could also try not using the “ON” function.I rarely do…:)

lucillelucillelucille (34325points)“Great Answer” (1points) Flag as…
jfos's avatar

I wonder what the Vulcan Science Directorate has to say about this….

jfos (7392points)“Great Answer” (1points) Flag as…
marinelife's avatar

What I want to know is why my TV goes hard of hearing during the commercials and turns the volume way up!

marinelife (62485points)“Great Answer” (3points) Flag as…
davidbetterman's avatar

Yes, and I am unhappy with hr choice in dresses, too.

davidbetterman (7560points)“Great Answer” (2points) Flag as…
CMaz's avatar

TV. As in Transvestite?

CMaz (26313points)“Great Answer” (2points) Flag as…
davidbetterman's avatar

That’s what I was thinking, too.

davidbetterman (7560points)“Great Answer” (2points) Flag as…

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