United States, Michigan · 2018-08-27 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in United States, Michigan
Possibly like the vibrational noise of a transformer. As a kid I had a Lionel model train. The sound I hear is quite like the noise from the transformer that powered the model train - but intermittent. It's "on" more than it's "off" but it's pretty much consistent day or night. RE: sensitivity to sounds questions. I consider my hear excellent if not better than most peoples'. I enjoy music and listen often. I consider it a gift except for this weird hum in my house.
Low hum with little to no interruption which I can sometimes feel in my ear due to the low tone. I thought it was a plane or some sort of generator turning on at night the first time I heard…
low frequency hum, louder at night and inside of house. Sounds like a fan motor in other room or an engine running some distance away from home. The closest industrial facilities capable of …
Low pitch hum line a large diesel engine idling I first noticed this around 12/23 or 12/24 2023, this is different from the "Windsor Hum", that stopped when the zug island blast furnace was …
Low throbbing I am able to hear many things others cannot, such as the humming of electronics (lights, CRT monitors/TV's, etc.), music being played far away, road construction several miles …
It changes from a low hum to louder and with a vibration. It seems to be louder at night. It is strange. ..this started for me around October 10, 2018 but when I feel this (and tonight there…
A low hum, like a truck or plane in the distance that passes by but never does. This just started happening, but it's exactly how other people have described it: a low hum that disappears wh…
Low frequency - sounds like an airconditioning unit or low frequency diesel truck in the distance. Is louder sometimes than other. Sometimes really loud - particularly at night when everythi…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
Very low frequency hum, like the sound a diesel vehicle would do from a distance before getting too close, but constant all the time. I can hear the noise better when it is completely silen…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
It is a low-frequency humming noise that has no explanation or source. I hear it mostly at night and inside my home. The noise is similar to a train or a diesel truck engine idling and the…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
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