does the volume go high enough null

There is no problem with the volume.

TV’s now days are designed for some sort of external speaker. Imagine, you’re talking to someone who is only opening their mouth half way and facing the other way- trying to have a conversation with you. Tv speakers are very small and rear facing, so the sound has to bounce of the walls before it gets to you. Yeah it will probably be loud enough, but not with any sort of quality. Another issue to think about is that speakers work by vibrating, that movement also creates heat. The heat and vibration over time will damage the screen (that is millimeters away from the display itself). I’d highly recommend looking into a sound bar with any tv

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There is no problem with the volume.
Answered by James 7 years ago
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TV’s now days are designed for some sort of external speaker. Imagine, you’re talking to someone who is only opening their mouth half way and facing the other way- trying to have a conversation with you. Tv speakers are very small and rear facing, so the sound has to bounce of the walls before it gets to you. Yeah it will probably be loud enough, but not with any sort of quality. Another issue to think about is that speakers work by vibrating, that movement also creates heat. The heat and vibration over time will damage the screen (that is millimeters away from the display itself). I’d highly recommend looking into a sound bar with any tv
Answered by McKay 7 years ago
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