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Sound Information
Average sound level of 76 decibels (Loud Noise Level) based on measurements taken by users of the SoundPrint
app
. A Loud Noise Level is likely safe for hearing, difficult for conversation.
Noise induced hearing loss is a serious medical issue
Tuesday at 10:48am
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92
dBA
Mandatory chapel service exposes attendees to damaging levels of noise. Noise induced hearing loss is a compensable condition.
See Harmon vs Black Crowes ca year 2000.
Tuesday at 11:11am
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94
dBA
Greater than 90 decibels.
Tuesday at 11:06am
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90
dBA
In a stairwell
Tuesday at 11:02am
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56
dBA
Stairwell reading outside of main venue.
Tuesday at 10:50am
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61
dBA
Stairwell
Tuesday at 10:46am
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60
dBA
Stairwell
Tuesday at 10:46am
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49
dBA
Stairwell reading.
Tuesday at 10:47am
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55
dBA
Reading done in a stairwell.
Still loud.
Tuesday at 10:46am
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52
dBA
Outside arena by elevators, 2d floor.
Tuesday at 10:50am
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80
dBA
Reading taken outside venue.
2nd floor by elevators.
Tuesday at 11:00am
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80
dBA
… sound reading done Second floor, by elevators.
Not inside the stadium.
Tuesday at 11:05am
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80
dBA
Reading done 2nd floor by elevators. Outside of venue.
Tuesday at 10:58am
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76
dBA
Outside auditorium…by elevators. 2d flop.
Tuesday at 11:00am
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80
dBA
Outside the auditorium. Opening number. For chapel service. 19 Sep 2023.
Tuesday at 10:47am
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78
dBA
Pre-music….students are assembling.
Tuesday at 10:46am
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69
dBA
Volume checked from outside the arena (2nd floor by elevators).
Tuesday at 11:06am
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80
dBA
This volume checkwas taken during a “quiet song”.
Outside the stadium next to the second floor elevators
Note that this was taken outside the venue.
Tuesday at 10:59am
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77
dBA
Outside the stadium… Not inside… Still very loud.
Tuesday at 10:48am
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79
dBA
Volumeter measured the loudness outside the stadium…in the foyer next to the elevators on the second floor.
SoundPrint measures the approximate decibel level and is not a replacement for a professional sound level meter. The dBA figures in the app and on this site are averages of every SoundCheck submitted for that place — a reasonable guide to what it's usually like, not a guarantee of what it will be on any given night.
SoundPrint's goal is to work with louder venues, not against them.