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Please reduce/remove the heavy directional audio on the jukebox

I love jukeboxes and disks. They're a fun reward and fun to listen to in-game. But when using a headset, they can be very uncomfortable due to the heavy directional audio effect on them. If I turn my player's head left or right to the jukebox, my opposite ear gets just destroyed. It's that bad.

The jukebox is really only viable to listen to if you directly look at it, or else it'll just damage your ears. Which is a shame because I'd like to listen to them in-game while building and such, and not need to resort to pulling up a youtube video.

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    Making it an option to turn off the directional sound of a jukebox would also be a good option. For someone who is sound sensitive, it nausea inducing the way the sound change when you move in game which is a shame as the in game records are good and it would be neat to be able to listen to them. 

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    so sad that this 3 year old post only has 10 votes because this is SUCH a big problem for me. turning it down needs to be an accessibility option it is absolutely unbearable. im so glad im not the only one

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    Bumping this!! It is physically uncomfortable to use jukeboxes due to how aggressive the audio panning is.

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    Jukeboxes are unlistenable unless you're staring directly at them. I just want to listen to a record while building. I'm fine with directional audio, but there shouldn't be an apparent 95% difference in volume between my ears. Moving around while a jukebox plays feels less like listening to music and more like listening to a fly buzz around your head.