Can anyone hear the boom boom boom of the

victory

Music from upstairs to downstairs my DS is playing?

just me then:eekI,m having to put the tv sound up louder in the living room for it but OH says he can't hear it, DS comes downstairs ' crumbs the tv is loud' so we change rooms to see if he can hear the boom boom no he can't either.

Just me then:D

Right headphones on, no cant do that got Xbox headphones on, right turn it down, can't do that, otherwise I will not be able to hear it says DS :eek:he is a foot away from the flipping stereo is a small box bedroom how can he not hear it when all I can hear is the boom boom?:eek:


Funny how they all say I'm deaf and have to keep repeating themselves for me:rotfl::rotfl:

Right then I'm going to cut the plug off:rotfl::rotfl:

System

Right then I'm going to cut the plug off:rotfl::rotfl:

I remember doing that with my eldest sons stereo when he was about 17. I kept telling him over and over again to turn it down and he did but 5 minutes later he'd turn it up again thinking i'd not notice.

It took many months to get me to that state though.

victory

Judi wrote: »

I remember doing that with my eldest sons stereo when he was about 17. I kept telling him over and over again to turn it down and he did but 5 minutes later he'd turn it up again thinking i'd not notice.

It took many months to get me to that state though.

Apparently it's not that loud:rotfl:it's me:rotfl:he should be able to listen to music, teenage right apparently:rotfl:and it's me I'm just too old to appreciate boom boom thundering annoying have to turn the tele up louder damn music:rotfl:

Savvy_Sue

victory wrote: »

Funny how they all say I'm deaf and have to keep repeating themselves for me:rotfl::rotfl:

Seriously, there are some forms of deafness where the things you can hear sort of concentrate themselves into the frequencies you still have, making them louder for you than for other people, in some cases painfully so. And sometimes you become aware of things which other people are completely oblivious to.

Watch me cover my deaf ear when an emergency vehicles goes past with its siren blaring.

And we have a whistling radiator at work. I seem to be the only person it annoys, and it makes me demented. Fortunately I know how to fix it!

And tell him he'll be sorry when he's deaf like you, which will be in approximately 6 months' time. Won't make any difference, but may make you feel better.

It's very quiet here now DS3 is at Uni ...

victory

Savvy_Sue wrote: »

It's very quiet here now DS3 is at Uni ...

I know what you mean I will miss him when he's goes but in the meantime turn the music down:D

victory

Gonna have to soundproof his room:D

The noise sort of stays in your head , you can almost hear the boom boom even when it' s off it is a very draining noise:eek:

YORKSHIRELASS

I have lots of sympathy. Why oh why did we buy DS a surround sound system for his bedroom for Christmas????

Why did someone not tell me that this was a seriously bad idea???

So we get boom boom boom. Then OH shouts at him to turn it down. Then DS says well you bought me it, whats the point of it if I have to have it on really quiet?

I have now discovered that OH is a lot more sensitive to noise than me. I can ignore it but it really winds him up!!!

Ah well, at least we know our darlings are in the house and not out mugging old ladies or something.

victory

YORKSHIRELASS wrote: »

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Ah well, at least we know our darlings are in the house and not out mugging old ladies or something.

Oh yes I am so very grateful for that:rotfl::rotfl:

Ich_2

Try buying an electronic drum kit! OK he wore headphones but there was still the thuds of the sticks hitting the pads to be heard downstairs!!

victory

Ich wrote: »

Try buying an electronic drum kit! OK he wore headphones but there was still the thuds of the sticks hitting the pads to be heard downstairs!!

Hum no thanks:rotfl::rotfl:

Savvy_Sue

YORKSHIRELASS wrote: »

Ah well, at least we know our darlings are in the house and not out mugging old ladies or something.

victory wrote: »

Oh yes I am so very grateful for that:rotfl::rotfl:

You mean yours switch it off when they go out? Where did I go wrong? :rotfl:

DS3 comes in and switches the TV on. Then he heads into the kitchen and puts a CD on, full volume, while he forages for food. Then he heads upstairs and puts TV on in his bedroom, while playing a computer game (with music) and listening to something different on his i-something. Finally, he comes downstairs (leaving kitchen and bedroom still playing) and starts playing guitar while watching the TV.

And then he complains when I want Radio 4 on for the Archers! :rotfl: