United States, Amarillo · 2018-10-24 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in United States, Amarillo
a low, rumbling sound, like a train engine idlying The hum does not bother me. It does not disturb my sleep. But, it is very, very persistent. We live in a town that is a major train depot, with lines from the north & south intersecting with lines that run east and west. For years, I thought that the hum was the sound of train engines idlying in the train yard. One night, I drove to a close proximity to the trains, so see if the sound would increase. It did not. I am the only one in my house who hears it.
Very low frequency rumbling, like an engine idling at a distance I put together a simple experiment: connected microphone to PC and downloaded some free spectrum analyzer software. In range …
Humming/ rumbling in ears that can last months or come and go over days. Extremely stressful after all tests reveal nothing wrong. Causes stress and anxiety. Feels like an invasion when you …
ohhhh Wow...thank you thank you thank you....so I'm not crazy!!! I am sensing something. I live in the NE US. I can certainly relate to this, I hear/sense it a lot, usually late in the eveni…
A disturbing, vibrating, continual rumbling sound that gets louder at night when other sounds are reduced. The noise/vibration/frequency prevents me from sleeping many nights or from ever sl…
Low, soft rumble - as if a large truck were idling in the distance - it varies, but not rhythmically - I can almost "feel" the vibrations. Most predominantly at night, in the bedroom on the …
It's a deep, rumbling sound that is similar to a running diesel engine, or music with a deep bass being played. Although it helps to play music/put on a fan to drown out the hum, putting my …
Low throbbing sound, like a diesel engine parked outside the house. More noticeable at night. Seems to come and go. At first I thought it was connected with the trains. A train on a railroad…
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