Will this also amplify the sound of my voice for the people I'm speaking to on the other end of the line?
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returned without satisfaction. It was not the frequency of sound required for my parents.
1353006
No, it did not effect how people on the other end of the line heard our voice (from my experience). It wasn't louder than usual when I tested it and nobody complained about us being louder than usual.
2209519
No, I don't believe so. My experience is that it only amplifies the ring of the telephone, NOT the voices; however, it is an extremely loud ring, which is what I was looking for.
2168542
You will still be able to hear people around you speaking, although again it will be muffled. You might do better with a pair of music earpieces/headphones designed to cancel ambient noise.
1088096
I bought this adapter so my microphone would transmit, or be heard on both the left and the right channels simultaneously, so I will say that it should do what you need. However, by doing so I lost some of the sound's volume so people at the other end do not hear me as clearly as if I had a stereo microphone.
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No, it will not amplify your voice. If you are looking for something like that, I did have a phone like Clarity's XL-30 Amplified Phone with Outgoing Voice Amplifier. I still have that phone, but no land line these days. It was great, I lived in an area where the resident thieves would call my home frequently to find out when I was and wasn't home. They never ever hung up until I flipped the switch to amplify my voice. Must of scared them. But my grandmother in another state loved the fact that I could amplify my voice, but I had to remember to whisper when it was on because she wasn't that hard of hearing. No, it will not amplify your voice. If you are looking for something like that, I did have a phone like Clarity's XL-30 Amplified Phone with Outgoing Voice Amplifier. I still have that phone, but no land line these days. It was great, I lived in an area where the resident thieves would call my home frequently to find out when I was and wasn't home. They never ever hung up until I flipped the switch to amplify my voice. Must of scared them. But my grandmother in another state loved the fact that I could amplify my voice, but I had to remember to whisper when it was on because she wasn't that... » Read More No, it will not amplify your voice. If you are looking for something like that, I did have a phone like Clarity's XL-30 Amplified Phone with Outgoing Voice Amplifier. I still have that phone, but no land line these days. It was great, I lived in an area where the resident thieves would call my home frequently to find out when I was and wasn't home. They never ever hung up until I flipped the switch to amplify my voice. Must of scared them. But my grandmother in another state loved the fact that I could amplify my voice, but I had to remember to whisper when it was on because she wasn't that hard of hearing. « Show Less
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Yes, as long as the volume level isn't high, then you'll easily be able to hear someone calling your name.
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I wish I could help you. I'm using it for voice over one end is connected to the computer, the other side is connected to my mic.
2069755
You use the phone's microphone. It has been OK to use so far but some people say my voice sounds muffled on the other end.
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I returned my amplifier because it did not amplify my voice. Can't really give you a good answer this question
177549
My best answer is that if you can use a microphone to talk through the speaker of your current device, then you could very well select the MPOW as your default speaker and amplify your voice.
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You have to set up a profile for your voice (one voice per profile) so I'm thinking it will hear the other voices but may not properly recognize the words.
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Yes you will still hear someone talking next to you but it will be very muffled
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No. This device amplifies all of the local sounds. It does not pick out certain sounds.
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When you lift the mic it will make a click that you will hear and anyone close to you in the room. It isn't super loud though you will know when you're on mute. Those on the call won't hear it at all, at least my calls have never noticed when I go on mute.
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Yes.. the mic is not great though.. people you are talking to will hear an echo..
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Yes it does... Just remember, it will being all sound to you... A lot of peopleTalking at once can be confusing for me, as I don't know where the sound is coming from
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Yes but there is often an echo of your voice that the other person can hear