> Is it just me or is the ringtone volume very low? (set at the hgihest
> level). I miss a lot of calls as result.
My wife and I have the VX10 which are similar. On ours, the ring volume is
OK when the cases are closed. But when they're open, the ring is very quiet.
Doc
That is the main reason I returned my 4400 and bought a V60s. I could
not hear the 4400 if it was under a coat or in a noisy environment. The
V60s is plenty loud.
Jim
> Is it just me or is the ringtone volume very low? (set at the hgihest
> level). I miss a lot of calls as result. I've only used Motorolas
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> worse. Does anyone know of a loud ringtone? Or should I take my
> phone in to VZW for them to look at?
> Is it just me or is the ringtone volume very low? (set at the hgihest
> level). I miss a lot of calls as result. I've only used Motorolas
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> worse. Does anyone know of a loud ringtone? Or should I take my
> phone in to VZW for them to look at?
Maybe you need to play with the settings? My vx4400 has the loudest ringtone
I have ever heard from a cellphone. The vx4400 has an outside speaker which
helps even more. The only tones I couldn't hear when I got the phone were
voicemail and SMS. The defaults are just a feeble beep. I changed them to
another tone to solve that.
Mike - 07 Jan 2004 18:08 GMT
>Maybe you need to play with the settings? My vx4400 has the loudest ringtone
>I have ever heard from a cellphone. The vx4400 has an outside speaker which
>helps even more. The only tones I couldn't hear when I got the phone were
>voicemail and SMS. The defaults are just a feeble beep. I changed them to
>another tone to solve that.
I don't understand why some say the 4400's ringtones are too low. On
MEDIUM, on my phone, the darn thing can almost wake up the neighbors!
I haven't yet set it on HIGH...I'm afraid it'll blow out the speaker.
Mike
Jim Dawson - 07 Jan 2004 19:27 GMT
If mine had been like that, I'd have kept it.
Jim
> >Maybe you need to play with the settings? My vx4400 has the loudest ringtone
> >I have ever heard from a cellphone. The vx4400 has an outside speaker which
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>
> Mike
Ray Dios - 28 Mar 2004 02:20 GMT
tHAT FEEBLE BEEP IS JUST THE TONE i AM SEARCHING FOR AS A RING TONE, BUT
ONLY 90 DB LOUDER!
D. Bell - 28 Mar 2004 03:26 GMT
All your base belong to us
> tHAT FEEBLE BEEP IS JUST THE TONE i AM SEARCHING FOR AS A RING TONE, BUT
> ONLY 90 DB LOUDER!
David S - 30 Mar 2004 08:23 GMT
On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 02:26:14 GMT, "D. Bell" <news@REMOVEdtechutah.com>
chose to add this to the great equation of life, the universe, and
everything:
>> tHAT FEEBLE BEEP IS JUST THE TONE i AM SEARCHING FOR AS A RING TONE, BUT
>> ONLY 90 DB LOUDER!
>>
>All your base belong to us
In his case, all his bass are belong to us.

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> Is it just me or is the ringtone volume very low?
It's just you :). The ringbones on the 4400 are well known to be about the
loudest on the market. Something is wrong. I'm not sure what though. I
leave my 4400 set on the lowest volume ringtone, and it is still three or
four times louder than the VX1 that I also have.
-Frank
Mike - 08 Jan 2004 01:37 GMT
>> Is it just me or is the ringtone volume very low?
>
>It's just you :). The ringbones on the 4400 are well known to be about the
>loudest on the market. Something is wrong. I'm not sure what though. I
>leave my 4400 set on the lowest volume ringtone, and it is still three or
>four times louder than the VX1 that I also have.
Maybe it's a different story for different production runs of the
4400. Like you, my 4400 ringtones are very, very loud. If I put it
at full volume, it's not only distorted, it's enough to blow me out of
my chair if I'm not paying attention! ;)
On a regular basis, I never, ever set my ringtones higher than
MEDIUM...
Mike
Eric Rosenberry - 08 Jan 2004 02:02 GMT
I have a brand new 4400B and it is extremely loud! I was able to hear it
ringing in my ski jacket pocket while skiing down Mt Hood this last weekend!
If you cover the external speaker it is much quieter. I don't suppose some
people have covers over the speaker or stuff plugging the hole?
-Eric
> >> Is it just me or is the ringtone volume very low?
> >
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>
> Mike
PT Wang - 09 Jan 2004 23:29 GMT
> I have a brand new 4400B and it is extremely loud! I was able to hear it
> ringing in my ski jacket pocket while skiing down Mt Hood this last weekend!
>
> If you cover the external speaker it is much quieter. I don't suppose some
> people have covers over the speaker or stuff plugging the hole?
Scotch tape works. Custom ringtone also works.
Matt J. Britt - 08 Jan 2004 21:00 GMT
It is not just him!
I have a VX4400 - Frimware v5 and a VX4400b - Firmware v10
Both of them have very soft ring tones (all of them). I have to keep the
phone on vibe or I miss every call... I guess there is a bug in the phone or
something. I love the phone, but the ring volume sucks!
Matt
> > Is it just me or is the ringtone volume very low?
>
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>
> -Frank
ModernMiko - 08 Jan 2004 21:05 GMT
> It is not just him!
>
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> >
> > -Frank
My 4400 and 4400B are both very loud - I use both the ringers and earpiece
volumes at Med and it's plenty loud. The only time I had a problem with
volume was a ringer I paid for via GIN. It was soft compared to the rest. If
I set it on m.high or high for that ringer, the others were WAY TOO loud.

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David S - 12 Jan 2004 04:15 GMT
On Wed, 7 Jan 2004 17:53:41 -0700, "Frank S"
<Frank@REMOVEALLCAPSitcreek.com> chose to add this to the great equation of
life, the universe, and everything:
>> Is it just me or is the ringtone volume very low?
>
>It's just you :). The ringbones on the 4400 are well known to be about the
>loudest on the market. Something is wrong. I'm not sure what though. I
>leave my 4400 set on the lowest volume ringtone, and it is still three or
>four times louder than the VX1 that I also have.
Have to agree. My problem is that Low is too loud where I work (school
library). It's adequate in my coat pocket in the car with the heater
blasting and both commercial and ham radios chattering.
(However, I loaded in a midi I found on the web and couldn't hear it on
high.)

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Brevdude - 12 Jan 2004 12:51 GMT
I've noticed some of the midi tones I've downloaded are low.. I don't think
there is anything we can do.. It's that the recording is made low. I'd like to
see the answer to that also, if anyone has any other idesa==as
Eric Rosenberry - 13 Jan 2004 03:57 GMT
I have heard you can edit the MIDI ringtone and turn up the volume of the
individual note channels. This is all I know...
-Eric
> I've noticed some of the midi tones I've downloaded are low.. I don't think
> there is anything we can do.. It's that the recording is made low. I'd like to
> see the answer to that also, if anyone has any other idesa==as
It seems loud enough for me. Wouldn't want it louder
Vx 4400 is one of the loudest phones available, ARE ALL YOUR TONE LOW? IF
SO, THEN OFF TO THE STORE FOR A NEW ONE! DAMN CAP LO\CKIS!