UK, CB1 8DN · 2020-05-15 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in UK, CB1 8DN
Usually starting at around 10pm, low frequency sound similar to that of an idling Diesel generator is perceived in my left ear. If sounds as if the source is external to the ear. However, I have observed that the amplitude is sometimes, not always, correlated with the heart beat. While I turn my head, the sound disappears, but only during the horizonatl motion.
droning oscillating hum, rhythmically varying in volume; it seems to cause my head to vibrate. I have simulated the sound with 4 tone generators emitting similar frequencies concurrently. …
A low frequency machine noise, which has peaks and troughs of intensity as though two electric fans are coming into phase them exiting to antiphase, at intervals of 2-3 seconds. The sound a…
Low frequency "humming" Almost a "vibration". I would definitely discribe it as external This is a recent experience. Started Dec' 2019. I practice "stillness"/ contemplation and have done f…
Low resonating, vibrational drone that subtly changes tone and "vibration", after approximately 3 seconds, and slides into a subtly higher vibrating drone and then back again to very low. I…
Like a generator or roadwork machinery idling at the end of the street Earplugs make no difference. The question about being right or left handed is interesting as I had severe wrist pain ar…
Low frequency hum - amplified by confined space - eases using ear plugs, so have ruled out tinnitus - it's almost like a magnetic field, like an energy rather than a Funtington vibration, it…
The sound seems to come from the sky, an intense vibration. Similar to the frequencies emitted by a diesel engine of a car with a slight acceleration or a larger engine at slow speed. Someti…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
Humming noise like a diesel engine in some distance Sound starts around 1am and always stops about 2 hrs before sunrise.
Tried to locate the sound and went to the direction (sometimes up to …
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
Sounds like a train engine idling in the distance. It's a very low, rumbling. It is intermittent. It mostly drones at the same level, but occasionally pulses without a discernible pattern …
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
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