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World's quietest room, a Guinness record. ›

A typical quiet room you sleep in at night measures about 30 decibels. A normal conversation is about 60 decibels. This room has been measured at -9 decibels.

Orfield Labs uses the room to test products, including switches that go on car dashboards and the sound an LED display makes on a cell phone to make sure they’re not too loud.

Anechoic chambers are really weird and cool.

One becomes incredibly sensitive to the sound of your body’s internal functions: not just the obvious heart beats, but also the pulsations of circulating blood, and the noise that your skin, muscles and bones make as they move.

I tend to become a little unstable in them. No doubt due to the inner ear feeling confused and that having a knock-on effect on it’s gyroscopic functionality.

1 year ago 15 notes
Reblogged from I am your sound tech.
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  8. movementcast said: wow intense! i would not like it probably. when i sleep i need it 100% dark/black, but i need a little bit of traffic/wind noise/dog snores….i live int he middle of the city so i am probably just used to it.
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