[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

Even worse at the swimming pool.

Did you complain to the people "BASTING" the music? Or the people working at the pool (since loud music IS against the rules)? Or just here?

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

Volume IS volume. It would be equally distracting coming out of earphones or out of external speakers.

It is also against the law... Are you trying to make more work for the police?

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

A great example of empathy and thoughtfulness.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

Those that TODAY BLAST out their music MUST FEEL that by the time they get so OLD that they NO longer enjoy LOUD music that they will be PROTECTED by their HEARING LOSS !

Your beloved earbuds are actually worse for your ears...

Why AirPods—and Earbuds Like Them—Are Especially Bad for Your Hearing | by Angela Lashbrook | OneZero

[Nucky]

I think one of our posters should have a wellness check. No names cause data against the rules!

Holy Mackeral! Chill Out.

[Remembergoldenrule]

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[laboutj]

I have one of these Bose Wireless Speakers | SoundLink Mini II Special Edition mounted in my front overhead tray, secured by 3M heavy duty velcro. It does not move or bounce around and you cannot see it unless you get your head up there to look into the tray. I bought a 10 foot USB cord and ran it down the front pillar and into the glove box where I wired a USB plug. Sound quality is excellent and since it's plugged in it charges when the cart is turned on. Best part is that I can simply just detach the velcro and bring it with me if I need to.

[ElDiabloJoe]

For what it is worth (yes, even though I am the sound bar guy posted earlier), my Apple EarPods instantly reduce in volume when any ambient noises are generated, allowing me to hear normal conversations, sirens, warning signals, etc. without sounding as though they are muffled. They are noise-canceling, which is great!