peterja macrumors regular Original poster Jan 21, 2008 112 0 Jul 13, 2008 #1 There's no apparent difference in volume between US iPod Classic and iPhone 3G, is the "French volume limit" finally gone?
There's no apparent difference in volume between US iPod Classic and iPhone 3G, is the "French volume limit" finally gone?
R russellelly macrumors regular Jun 23, 2006 139 41 Glasgow, UK Jul 13, 2008 #2 It's much louder than my iPod Touch. I'd say the iPhone on just under half is equivalent to the iPod Touch on full. So yes, seems to be gone
It's much louder than my iPod Touch. I'd say the iPhone on just under half is equivalent to the iPod Touch on full. So yes, seems to be gone
F frosse macrumors 6502a Sep 23, 2007 843 165 Sweden Jul 13, 2008 #3 Wonder how thats possible since its under European regulation to have this limit. Maybe it only applies to pure music players, eg not phones.
Wonder how thats possible since its under European regulation to have this limit. Maybe it only applies to pure music players, eg not phones.
E eggplant macrumors newbie Aug 25, 2007 20 0 Jul 13, 2008 #4 Yeah, my original european iPhone didn't have a limit and was much louder than my iPod, the 3G iPhone is roughly the same so maybe this limit is for music players not phones.
Yeah, my original european iPhone didn't have a limit and was much louder than my iPod, the 3G iPhone is roughly the same so maybe this limit is for music players not phones.
1 156457 macrumors 6502 Jan 28, 2008 456 0 UK Jul 13, 2008 #5 The volume limit on iPods is absolutely ridiculous, on a plane it is near impossible to hear anything. I bought some in-ear headphones for £8 off of Amazon and this seems to do the trick, it hurts my ears on about 3 quarters full.
The volume limit on iPods is absolutely ridiculous, on a plane it is near impossible to hear anything. I bought some in-ear headphones for £8 off of Amazon and this seems to do the trick, it hurts my ears on about 3 quarters full.