Uk London e8 1ab · 2018-05-17 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in Uk London e8 1ab
Low hum. Sounds like it could be a fridge or some other technology or a neighbour's bathroom/kitchen fan but isn't anything that I can find. Hear it at night very loud but also recently one evening just sitting on my sofa. Very low sound and very ominous. It's a real sound I think
Non stop low frequency, plays music, not the same as tinnius sound as I am deaf person who cannot hear anything without hearing aids. Since the low humming appears few months ago it has been…
Low pitch humming Some people describe it as a rumbling which I understand but I hear it as a humming noise that drones . It├»┬┐┬╜s very low pitched and it├»┬┐┬╜s has a noise that appears t…
A low frequency machine noise, which has peaks and troughs of intensity as though two electric fans are coming into phase them exiting to antiphase, at intervals of 2-3 seconds. The sound a…
Faint, persistant drone. Like the hum of a neighbours fridge, a power station or an amp left on. But is none of these and has no discernable source. Same house: No hum 1997 to 2008. Not eve…
A low, continuous hum I first noticed the hum when I moved into my flat in 1999. It was extremely loud and intermittent - it would hum for a few seconds, stop for a few seconds, start again.…
Humming sound, like a motor of some kind working loudly in the background Doctor told me I was anxious/stressed and the sound was coming from my head, specially because I could hear louder a…
Persistent hum. Like the sound of the AC being on except different and very persistent. Hard to explain but I hear it extra loud in my bedroom - went in living room and it was not as noticea…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
It's similar to the sound of my fridge when the motor cuts in, only a bit lower in frequency. I can also compare it to the distant, low sound of an engine running or a cement mixer on a dist…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
It's a hum, a vibration, a low frequency sound. I hear it mostly at night, but also some days, it sounds cyclical, like peaks and valleys in the sound, like rolling, constant, annoying. I st…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
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