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by Rob B. - 08/20/26 05:03 AM
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I use a thing called a VOLUME KNOB to make my stereo speakers louder or quieter. It is really quite useful. Have none of you heard of such a thing?
Well, you have a point Jim - if you're sitting right by your stereo. But if the volume knob is located under my arm while I'm cutting the lawn, or if I'm driving in heavy traffic, or if I'm just lazing on the couch 10 feet from the stereo, then it's a nuisance. Is it the end of the world? Do I lie awake fretting over it? Nah - but then the relative importance of something doesn't necessarily stop one from complaining about it  Scott
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