Dublin, Ireland · 2019-12-26 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
Buzzing in Dublin, Ireland
Low rumble similar to engine I have an air filtration system with a fan, that my husband thinks is the sound I describe, but I can hear that clearly at about 60hz and this is lower so I know it's not that. I can also hear the general electricity buzz and can't sleep with things plugged in charging in the room or nearby. Again, it's not the same sound at all. This is lower frequency and has no source I've ever been able to find. My headphones are not the best so the frequency testing may be approximate.
It's more of a feeling, with a rumble or drone that seems to be right at the edge of my hearing. It ranges from a low frequency rumble that feels like the bed or floor is slightly shaking (…
A low rumbling sound such as machinery running some distance away. I grew up in the Pacific Northwest in Oregon, both in Portland and Central Oregon. I never heard the hum until moving to Ir…
Like a plane or boat engine humming in the distance. Not high pitch but constantly there when it's quiet I sometimes hear high frequency buzzing like an electrical motor being powered up for…
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 (…
Loud rumbling / car engine on constantly but changes from low to high etc- vibrations going through my ears and my body and nobody else in my house can hear it but me. I started hearing it s…
Low pitched continuous hum. I have wondered whether the hum is caused by the buzzing of the fridge resonating throughout the concrete of the building. I live in a block of 4 flats, 2 up 2 do…
It is like a distant train/truck/plane/ or some rotating electrical/diesel motor or even a static electricity sound. During the day is lower because of the usual day noises, so I think it is…
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 is a low frequency sound like a fan going in the distance or a diesel engine iddling. I only hear it indoors. I cannot hear the noise outside and I have turned off electrical supply, wat…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
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