Yancey, Burnsville · 2019-01-18 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in Yancey, Burnsville
Low frequency throbbing hum. D2 on a piano keyboard with harmonics sub and sup. The hum fully developed after an accidental fall on my back where I sustained compression fractures on L3 and L4. Surgery to fix it was too complicated. I got epidural steroid injection and it didn�t solve the pain part.
Low frequency throbbing hum. D2 on a piano keyboard with harmonics sub and sup. The hum fully developed after an accidental fall on my back where I sustained compression fractures on L3 and …
Low pitched. intermittent rumble, like a motor. Sometimes like a coded signal or low pitched morse code. I had never heard this sound before moving into my condo. At first I thought this sou…
It sounded kind of like a diesel engine. It had a throbbing quality. It was louded indoors. I could hear it outside but it was less intense. When I tried to locate the hum, I went outside. I…
I've heard the loud construction like sound when I lived in Rock Hill SC it was between 2-4am. We moved out to Sharon SC and I hear the low hum mostly at night. We live in the woods in the m…
Sounds like a low pitch hum that stays constant at times and some times the sound gets louder or lower. Just started noticing it about a year or so ago. I have called the gas company, the wa…
Low pulsating hum This is my second submission. I put 29631 but we are closer to Central SC 29630. Today's sound is more pulsating. (Meaning... low hum then a really intense louder hum then …
both described a low hum · 141 km away
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