tigerfan3 said in another topic "When it comes to turning down the music, there are reasons why it's so high at strip clubs.One is that it makes it so people at the table next to you can't here your conversation with the dancer. Another is that it makes it so the customer and the dancer have to lean into each other in order to talk, they have to speak into each others ear."
I agree with part two. I love having those tits shoved into my arms and chest but you can still whisper into each others ear with the music at reasonable levels.
As for part one. Do you really give a shit that people at other tables around you can hear what you are talking about with a stripper? I don't unless I am propositioning her and if that is the case, I am gonna whisper it in her ear anyhow.
The only real advantage of loud music is that you can FART and nobody hears you.
It would also drown out 'dancer drama' if it surfaces on the main floor. Or management putting the squeeze on a customer who a dancer reported as shorting her. Or a customer calling a dancer a ROB., etc.
That said, the volume level at most clubs is a typical loud. Columbia's Platinum Plus often takes it to another level of auditory oppression.