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How loud do you like the volume to be while listening to songs?

 

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I prefer volume to be low

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Load enough I can hear it but not load enough to draughn out the world around me. Or is I have in ear head phones In about 2 on my computers and 1 on my phone.

Depends on what else I'm trying to do.  If I'm reading, I don't want it to distract me.  If I'm driving, I need to be able to hear car horns and sirens, but it can be pretty loud otherwise.

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It starts on average level, but when listening a good song, the volume goes up permanently (until the next time I start listening) up to a cap depending on what I'm doing: When listening from my mp3-player, I don't put it that loud that others can hear it, when playing a game I don't put it that loud I can't hear the sounds of the game anymore, and when I'm writing I don't put it that loud my parents come complaining. By now I know pretty well how loud that is...

 

EDIT: And I put it lower in the morning.

Edited by Leyrann

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I often prefer no sounds at all, but when I listen to music I don´t want the volume to be too high. 

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When I'm dancing or singing along I want it to be LOUD, but not loud enough to harm my ears... When it's just something I listen to to relax or background, not too loud to distract. 

I'm here. Some songs I like loud, so I'm surrounded by them. Other times I prefer it quiet. Noise is something I have quite bad reactions to, so silence is also a choice

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I like good songs to be loud so I can sing along at the top of my lungs, but quiet music at times is required. In the car, it usually gets pretty loud, especially during a long drive when conversation dries up and music is all you have.

 

I also like to feel the bass in my heart sometimes. *dreamy sigh*

No radio or audio media before noon, preferably no radio at all. I don't like aggressive, pumping or fast-paced music, so that's right out.

 

I guess I like it loud enough to know if I must turn it off in disgust.

Loud. Unless it's when I've just woken up. Used to listen to music a lot louder when I was in high school though.

Please dun put my head on da tree!  I has sensitive ears, so usually kinda low.

Edited by WWWwombat

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