Wallace Thomas

Standing in front of a large speaker at a concert or elsewhere, the low frequency sound waves travel and “hit” you in your chest. That… Read More »Why Do You Feel Bass In Your Chest?

Festival flu, as it’s commonly called, refers to the post-festival illness many come away with after a weekend of congregating in a group with tens… Read More »Why Do I Always Get Sick After A Concert?

Noise above 70 dB over a prolonged period of time may start to damage your hearing. Loud noise above 120 dB can cause immediate harm… Read More »How Much Noise Is Bad For You?

Using data from a recent Gutenberg Health Study, scientists from the Department of Cardiology at the Mainz University Medical Center found that exposure to loud… Read More »Can Loud Music Trigger Afib?

Louder noise, meanwhile, seemed to rev up the sympathetic nervous system — the branch that boosts heart rate, constricts blood vessels and otherwise sends us… Read More »Do Loud Noises Affect Heart Rate?

Certain situations can trigger an episode of atrial fibrillation, including: drinking excessive amounts of alcohol, particularly binge drinking. being overweight (read about how to lose… Read More »What Causes Afib To Flare Up?

This fleeting feeling like your heart is fluttering is a called a heart palpitation, and most of the time it’s not cause for concern. Heart… Read More »Why Is My Chest Vibrating?

How to Reduce Subwoofer Vibration Through Walls 1 – Move the Subwoofer Closer to You. The first tactic and of course the easiest one is… Read More »How Do I Stop My Bass From Vibrating?

When it comes to how to block low frequency sound waves (bass), your best option is a combination of mass and sound attenuating materials. Bass… Read More »Can You Soundproof Bass?