60 Hz Test Tone

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[lennonmclean]

The sound you hear when your guitar cord isn’t plugged in. The reason it’s 60 hz is because that’s the frequency of North American electricial mains, the the cord picks up like an antenna when it’s not grounded. Eurasian electrical mains are at 50 hz.

[PixiBoii]

Good for finding the source of rattling in your audio system/car

[YouLikeToast]

All of my appliances are singing along in chorus

[RealBossPro]

My upstair neighbours are very loud but this calmed them down. Very useful !!! 👍👌

[CaptivatingCam]

POV: *You're doing tasks in electrical.*

[Saanichian]

It sounds like someone is blowing on a microphone. With _really_ good breath control. 🌬️🎤

[deuce-way]

This is what an electrical arc in North America sounds like

[HamedEmine]

This made the fan on my hi-fi system speed up so fast!

[SRBAnimate]

That explains why electronics sound the same

[potatopie]

I love listening to this while using earphones its tickling my ears 🤣

[chasemiller]

This is actually good for finding standing wave and phase issues in a room. You can hear where they are when the sound starts to wiggle back and forth.

[euhphorical]

My floor is shaking lol. I tried boosting the bass more through eq and it started getting crazy at max.

[timmytexlonghorns]

the sound of american grid power buzz funny thing about it is is i'm my region of the us it's around 58 hz

[alessia]

Sicuramente uno degli album migliori della storia dell'Hip Hop italiano

[thatretrocattt]

Ow...




It *hertz*




Ill go home

[semkoot]

JBL charge 3 on half volume is a good masage. For your back xD

[JamontTheBigNateAndAlvinFan]

This actually sounds like a central air conditioner outside a house!

[polygondwanaland]

"Songs of Dieing Electronics – North America"

[theworldofnexttuesday]

I like all the other people who are just here because of the power grid frequency.

The buzzing from the old fluorescent light in my office seems to be a bit higher in pitch. I think that would mean the sound comes from the structure of the light rather than the electrical frequency?

[Akotski-ysrr]

This is what you’d hear if you could connect a speaker directly to the city power