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Re: OSHA Noise Standards and FIRST Events

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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz View Post
6. Speakers on the floor are usually sub woofers which reproduce sound below the frequency response of the A weighting filter and are therefore not included in the data. They move a lot of air and do seem to move clothing when standing nearby but do not contribute significantly to hearing loss at normal levels. They do allow you to "feel" the music though.
Thanks for the clarification. If you say it's not going to bust my eardrums, I'll believe you.

Johnr, just about everyone I know that lost their hearing says the same thing. They wish they would've known back then what they do now. We've got thousands and thousands of students, not to mention the younger spectators or the older ones. Protecting them now will save a lot of hassle in their later years.
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