Faller Audio Magazine

Guides

Here you will find helpful guides on hearing, TV, and technology.

1. Understanding TV better

Anyone who struggles to understand dialogue and audio while watching TV is often all too familiar with the problem. Voices seem too quiet, music and background noises push to the forefront, and even at higher volumes, conversations often remain muffled. This quickly creates the impression that while the TV is loud enough, the speech and content are still not clearly intelligible. Limited speech intelligibility when watching TV manifests in many different ways. Dialogue gets lost between background music and effects, voices seem too quiet, and even at higher volumes, spoken words do not automatically become clearer. That is precisely why simply turning up the TV volume is often not enough.
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2. Setting up & connecting your TV

To ensure that your TV, audio, settings, and external devices work well together in everyday use, proper setup is often key. Even small differences in connections, devices, or settings can result in functions not working as intended or specific content not being played back optimally. Especially with modern televisions, questions regarding setup, connection, and usage arise time and again. Our mission: Clear information and simple answers to typical TV-related topics and questions. From connections, settings, and devices to practical solutions for everyday life.
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3. TV listening solutions for your television

Anyone looking to understand TV audio and dialogue better and more clearly will quickly encounter various solutions. From TV speech amplifiers and TV hearing amplifiers to TV speakers, soundbars, and headphones. Not every solution is perfect for every scenario. While some devices primarily change the volume, others are designed to make sound, speech, and dialogue more distinctly audible.
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