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In what context? If you're talking about someone hosting a party where they're playing music off their phone/laptop, that's something I've never personally see
by greatwave1 4y ago
In what context?
If you're talking about someone hosting a party where they're playing music off their phone/laptop, that's something I've never personally seen before lol
- _yb2s 4y agoI'm talking about my family members and girlfriend playing music or movies in a room where I have a great stereo system, and not connecting to it, even though they are already paired and just need to click the icon. I think you hit the nail on the head- people think a big stereo is for volume levels, not quality. They will obviously switch to it when they want things louder, but often not before.
- notbuyingit 4y agoYou must not have normies in your life. I'm subjected to cell phone and laptop speakers constantly.
- greatwave1 4y agoNot sure what your definition of normie is, but that's been my experience across a fairly wide spectrum of US society. When I went to public high school in rural America, pretty much everyone I knew owned some sort of headphone/speaker system, and they would be used at every party / larger gathering where audio was important. It depends on the context though. Obviously if someone is just sharing something casual like a Youtube video on their phone, they're going to use the built-in speakers.