Sounds like a truck idling outside my house My husband thought it was something in our house or outside at first. We cannot hear it outside. We have a house that sits on metal piers. They go into the ground. I believe they are picking up the vibration from the ground. We live next to a cell tower. We have heard it during a power outage. It could also be the low constant rumble of the interstate. We hear it best in our tiled bathroom that echos very easily.
Low pitched rumble like a distant diesel engine It's clearly related to my tinnitus. I have high pitched ringing in both ears. I have "the hum" in the right ear only. It comes and goes, u…
low rumble like a diesel truck idling far away. somehow more noticeable inside at times I did read about the ambidextrous correlation and yes I am usually right handed but I have fracture my…
The sound i hear is like a low grumble. Kind of like an engine, but not an engine or even like when there is an earthquake and you hear the earth moving. It├»┬┐┬╜s weird to describe, but sor…
very low rumbling sound varies in intensity heard in daytime outside as well as in the house have birth signs been collated? as a Scorpio, I am more sensitive to supernatural and paranormal …
A low frequency rumbling, similar to a dispel engine. I've noticed the sound is remarkably similar to that of general frequencies of Earth recorded from satellites.
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Low frequency rumble like a distant diesel engine idling. Heard more inside house or inside car if turned off. Walls seem to pass the sound. Slightly directional. Oscillates randomly. If I g…
Very low pitch vibrational rumbling. Like a distant train passing or large truck idling outside. Sometimes I can feel a vibration when the sound is the loudest. It seems as if the hum is c…
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