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BT Volume

Thread starter gcopter1
Start date Feb 19, 2020

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gcopter1

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Feb 19, 2020

Those of you who use a BT speaker or headset, with volume control, can you control the volume?

Is it loud enough for, say, in the ear listening?

Reason I ask, a while ago I bought the Elegiant Bluetooth adapter. It pairs with my G4. I then connect wired earbuds to it. The earbuds have volume control, but, using the volime control of the headset does not work.

Wondering if using a BT headset, the volume can be raised to a level where listening is usable.

I work in a high noise environment and the noise there, even with the earbuds all the way in, is not cutting it.

Also, the BT adapter seems to introduce some distortion to the audio.