Inside, Hutchinson · 2019-09-09 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in Inside, Hutchinson
Very low frequency rumble I first noticed this last winter, 2018. I thought it was our furnace fan, possibly a bearing. It was a very low rumbling sound. I even called our furnace company and asked them about it. They said it was probably the gas coming through a valve in the furnace. It is now summer, 2019. It is not the furnace! I still suspected the blower fan on the a/c. (same unit used for furnace) I turned the unit completely off and the rumbling was still there. Thus, that was eliminated.
low, steady background rumble I wonder whether my tinnitus hiss originated from computer cooling fans, and the ticking from my bedside clock, and the Hum from 50 Hz A/C circuits. I have hear…
very low frequency rumbling, dieseal idling, distant thunder sound, a peddalboard on an organ played with the feet that is usually used to produce the low-pitched bass line of a piece of mus…
It is a deep, low pitched, bassy sound between a hum and a rumble. There seems to be a slow, steady pulse to it. It reminds me of an engine idling off in the distance. I would swear it's com…
Low frequency rumbling sounds like it is machinery running in the distance or at first I thought it must be a tumble dryer or similar running in another house. It started about a month ago (…
hmmmmm I would like to add that iam the only member of the my closest members family that hears it. I live with 2 other people and they cant hear it or sense right in the moment when iam fee…
Low constant rumbling vibration sound in the near distant, sometimes getting louder as it seems to be getting closer and then backs away. Sounds like Large heavy trucks slowly driving by in …
both described a low hum · rumbling
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