Auffallend gute Klangwiedergabe. Unauffällige Lautsprecher. leichtes Überstreichen ermöglicht und die Lautsprecher fügen sich harmonisch in den Raum ein. Da das Design nahezu ohne Einfassungen auskommt, fügt sich der Lautsprecher.
Currently I believe there are no fines for car alarm disruption, but the council can pass the costs on to you for dealing with it. Which is one step in the right direction in my opinion.
Noisy kids, noisy TVs? Weirdly this article misses the spot completely as Sarah and Duck is one of the quietest programmes on the BBC. Sure, American sensationalist, adventure romps are action-packed and loud. Doesn’t have to be tht way though.
TV Column: Does all kids’ TV have to be so noisy? – The HotCorn
More problematic is the loud audio from background music which drowns out the sound of the dialog. Kids voices compete with that and everything gets louder and louder in an audiological arms race. Here’s some possible solutions in the answers on Quora.
How do I turn down, or shut off the background “music” (noise) that seem to be attached to every TV show? I find it terribly distracting....
Answer (1 of 8): There are ways to help with this, but none are simple. The intent of your sound system (no mater how simple or complex it is) is to accurately reproduce the signals that arrive, so if they are full of music and sound effects that’s what you’ll get. First, are you using the TV sp... Read more
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Airpods still need the graphic equalizer tool many hearing aid apps have. After receiving hearing test results, you should be able to crank certain frequencies up and others down. I am still waiting for pods to nail this and won’t be buying from the traditional hearing aid companies now I know this is going to change how us deafies hear stuff.
They are not quite there yet but DR Cliff is the guy to subscribe to on YouTube as he reviews developments on hearing aids and has his finger on the pulse of how Airpods are developing new products for hearing impaired people. Highly recommended.
The long-awaited missing feature—Headphone Accommodations in Transparency Mode—is now available (as of the Sept 14 release of AirPods Pro firmware version 3A283).
It exists, this app lets you record sounds from your doorbell and landline and other stuff so it can vibrate and tell you when something is happening. Great idea, looks like it gets lots of good reviews too.
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There are a few apps for deaf people out there already, I guess one of these does light up when it hears the doorbell or other loud noises, though I doubt that you can tell them what each sound was so it learns which are important sounds or not. Someone should make an app for that, I agree.
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Looks like it depends on the medium it is travelling in. I guess if there isn’t a medium, then there isn’t a “sound”, though I may be wrong. I found this on stack exchange though…
“In a solid, the phonon frequency is periodic, since phonons are defined by lattice displacements. In this case, the maximum frequency is estimated by twice the inter-atomic distance over the speed of sound. this gives 20,000 Ghz as the limiting phonon frequency, again higher, because the speed of sound in solids can be 2-3 times higher, and (twice) the interatomic spacing is five times smaller than a liquid. So it is safe to put the upper limit of ultrasound in metals at 100,000 Ghz, and then only for small-atom metals. If you look at optical phonon bands, you can get frequencies like this over a wide range of modes.”
Wikipedia has this diagram of the acoustic frequency spectrum:
Is there an upper limit to the frequencies you can transmit through the air? Are they absorbed more and more at higher frequencies,
An answer to a similar question on Quora brings up the question of if an audio frequency is beyond the range of hearing, is it actually classed as a “sound” or something else, such as a simple vibration. Quarks (probably) vibrate, right?
What is the highest sound frequency possible? - Quora
Interesting idea. I was intrigued, so I emailed the well-respected physicist Dr Philip Moriarty about this and although I couldn’t get a definitive yes or no answer to the question (of if there is a highest pitch), he did provide a great link to further reading and a nice insight into what, if anything would limit a very high pitch sound wave travelling in air.
“The question of a highest pitch is really intriguing… The ultimate limitation will be the response time of the medium: how quickly can the molecules/atoms transfer the energy? And that will depend, in a first approximation, on the mean free path of the molecules – i.e. how far they travel, on average, without being scattered by another molecule. And then there’s the question of the attenuation as a function of frequency.”
How could we even detect a wavelength shorter than a quark? There may be loads of sounds going on out there, well, in here, that we can’t measure. From this on wiki, pitch may be boundless, both ways.
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You can get these nearly invisible ceiling speakers from E-Bay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/225134447196?
Here are some wall speakers perfect for a home entertainment system.
Found these stealth speakers. They completely disappear into the walls!
Agree with this idea – especially as some people set their own alarms off by remote control – just to annoy others.
fyi
Currently I believe there are no fines for car alarm disruption, but the council can pass the costs on to you for dealing with it. Which is one step in the right direction in my opinion.
Noisy kids, noisy TVs? Weirdly this article misses the spot completely as Sarah and Duck is one of the quietest programmes on the BBC. Sure, American sensationalist, adventure romps are action-packed and loud. Doesn’t have to be tht way though.
More problematic is the loud audio from background music which drowns out the sound of the dialog. Kids voices compete with that and everything gets louder and louder in an audiological arms race. Here’s some possible solutions in the answers on Quora.
There are few more in the list that I found. Hope this helps.
Mouthdriller should be a film. It’s a very rational fear. Reat this https://willowcreekdds.com/cant-stand-the-dental-drilling-sound-the-best-ways-to-deal-with-anxiety-at-the-dentist/
Ahhh, nostalgia!
I don’t think this idea made it into reality. Wish it had have though. What a sound that will never be forgotten by some.
Airpods still need the graphic equalizer tool many hearing aid apps have. After receiving hearing test results, you should be able to crank certain frequencies up and others down. I am still waiting for pods to nail this and won’t be buying from the traditional hearing aid companies now I know this is going to change how us deafies hear stuff.
They are not quite there yet but DR Cliff is the guy to subscribe to on YouTube as he reviews developments on hearing aids and has his finger on the pulse of how Airpods are developing new products for hearing impaired people. Highly recommended.
If this works you can say goodbye to another industry that has been shameless milking it for decades.
It exists, this app lets you record sounds from your doorbell and landline and other stuff so it can vibrate and tell you when something is happening. Great idea, looks like it gets lots of good reviews too.
There are a few apps for deaf people out there already, I guess one of these does light up when it hears the doorbell or other loud noises, though I doubt that you can tell them what each sound was so it learns which are important sounds or not. Someone should make an app for that, I agree.
Looks like it depends on the medium it is travelling in. I guess if there isn’t a medium, then there isn’t a “sound”, though I may be wrong. I found this on stack exchange though…
“In a solid, the phonon frequency is periodic, since phonons are defined by lattice displacements. In this case, the maximum frequency is estimated by twice the inter-atomic distance over the speed of sound. this gives 20,000 Ghz as the limiting phonon frequency, again higher, because the speed of sound in solids can be 2-3 times higher, and (twice) the interatomic spacing is five times smaller than a liquid. So it is safe to put the upper limit of ultrasound in metals at 100,000 Ghz, and then only for small-atom metals. If you look at optical phonon bands, you can get frequencies like this over a wide range of modes.”
An answer to a similar question on Quora brings up the question of if an audio frequency is beyond the range of hearing, is it actually classed as a “sound” or something else, such as a simple vibration. Quarks (probably) vibrate, right?
Interesting idea. I was intrigued, so I emailed the well-respected physicist Dr Philip Moriarty about this and although I couldn’t get a definitive yes or no answer to the question (of if there is a highest pitch), he did provide a great link to further reading and a nice insight into what, if anything would limit a very high pitch sound wave travelling in air.
“The question of a highest pitch is really intriguing… The ultimate limitation will be the response time of the medium: how quickly can the molecules/atoms transfer the energy? And that will depend, in a first approximation, on the mean free path of the molecules – i.e. how far they travel, on average, without being scattered by another molecule. And then there’s the question of the attenuation as a function of frequency.”
How could we even detect a wavelength shorter than a quark? There may be loads of sounds going on out there, well, in here, that we can’t measure. From this on wiki, pitch may be boundless, both ways.
Can’t even find out if there is an upper limit for light nevermind sound.
So is there a highest pitch or frequency? No clues here but a good video anyways.
Being used for hearing problems by people around the UK who don’t want implants or surgery. So yeah, they exist already.
My friend has some of the Aftershok ones, but the problem is you can’t drown out all the sounds your ears hear. Pretty pointless if you ask me.
They exist already – they use bone conduction, never used one so I don’t know if they are any good. Anyone?
Great idea, they exist, here are some choices.
I’m not deaf but we got the vibrating one as we work from home in an office – it seems to work every time.
Hope they get funding – this looks brilliant
Beardyman would love one of these. He should help fund it with his millions!
Someone did this for drums, check it out.
You can invest in this one they are trying to make on indigogo
someone made this – bit wonky but,…done!