iPod Touch speakers

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iPod Touch speakers

How do I raise the volume of the iPod Touch speakers? I mean, it's at max volume, but when I insert headphones, the max volume can be raised like 3 times as much louder. How do I get the speakers to go that loud?

the iPhone 3 speakers are louder than the iPod touch 4 speakers.

HP, Windows 7

Posted on Nov 2, 2010 10:13 PM

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mjmorrison Author

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Nov 4, 2010 10:13 AM in response to mjmorrison

Anybody?

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roaminggnome

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Nov 4, 2010 10:23 AM in response to mjmorrison

Max volume would mean that there is no more volume to be had. It is at its maximum volume.

How do you raise anything past maximum?

You don't. Hence the terms maximum.

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mjmorrison Author

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Nov 4, 2010 11:26 AM in response to roaminggnome

When you put the headphone into the headphone jack, the maximum volume raises.

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lllaass

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Nov 4, 2010 5:05 PM in response to mjmorrison

What do you mean by "the maximum volume raise"? DOes it sound louder or what?

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Nov 4, 2010 6:24 PM in response to lllaass

When you adjust the volume, there's the line. Then there's the blue bubble type thing. On the speakers, I move the blue bubble all the way to the right, then when I put headphones in, it automatically goes 1/3ish of the way, so you can move it to the right even more.

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Nov 4, 2010 6:35 PM in response to mjmorrison

Oh, I know what you mean. The reason of that is because the ipod actually have TWO sets of volume controls: Earphone volume control, and speakers volume control. It only shows the one you are using.

For example: I have the earphone volume at 2/3 of the way, i unplugged it, and maxed out speaker volume control. When I plug it back in, it will reset back to earphone volume control, which shows only 2/3. If you unplug it again, it goes back to speaker volume control, which you previously maxed out.

So if you unplugged it and maxed it out, that's as high and as loud it will go.

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mjmorrison Author

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Nov 4, 2010 9:26 PM in response to IpodTouchUser61

So I can't make the speaker volume limit the same as the headphone volume limit... Sigh, okay. Well thanks. 🙂

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