Portable DVD player volume issues?

Hi Gary.

I had the same issue with mine - and purchasing a more expensive one doesn't necessarily guarantee that the amp inside of the DVD player is going to give you a significant volume boost. In fact, most of those units don't seem to have a very strong volume at all.

If you're using it for a plane or a noisy environment, I'd suggest that you purchase a really good battery-powered headset. They do run a little expensive (some can be more expensive than your DVD player itself!) but it will be invaluable for other applications as well (mp3, walkman, etc). I wouldn't spend less than $50.00 for the headset.

But even a $100 price difference in many portable DVD players aren't going to give you the output that will justify the price, so upgrade the headphones.

Good luck!

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set it to high -coms defenations