Strictly Come Dancing fans complained about sound issues as they sat down to a performance from guest performers Sheku Kanneh-Mason and Zak Abel. British cellist Sheku won the 2016 BBC Young Musician award and he played at the wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle on May 19 2018.
As the pair performed their single Same Boat on the Strictly results show, viewers took to Twitter to say they couldn't hear properly. @PaulWirral vented: "Awful sound output by the BBC..." and @flowersxxx asked: "Whats wrong with the sound?"
@jrocksy grumbled: "I almost fell asleep there, bit quiet that song." and @orangina17 shouted: "TURN IT UP." @charlotte482 tweeted: "Bearly hear a word he's singing."
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@HelenRe07161271 said: "Strictly I must be getting old, I can’t hear this singer at all?" @DeborahHope1 demanded: "#Strictly someone turn the volume up."
@gildashaz commented: "I'm starting 2 worry about my hearing." @missstevie said: "This sounds like it would be a good song if I could hear it properly!"
But@MRabess said: "That tune was awesome. Loved it." And @houjousatoko_ wrote: "The crowd not cheering for once is such a breeze, it's so rude when they interrupt the singing performance."
In the latest results show Arsenal footballing legend Tony Adams became the seventh celeb to leave the BBC dance contest after withdrawing through injury. The remaining eight couples will take to the dancefloor next weekend when Strictly Come Dancing returns to the iconic Blackpool Tower on Saturday November 19.
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