Thread: OSHA Noise Standards and FIRST Events
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Unread 12-01-2009, 03:33
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Re: OSHA Noise Standards and FIRST Events
I'd like to thank everyone who has worked so hard to bring this glaring problem to light. During the AZ regional my family (who were supposed to be inspired) left because of the high noise level. I was the human player for two years in a row and wore ear plugs the entire time--despite this I still had ringing headaches all day and had ringing in my ears for days later.
This is Not exciting; it's nauseating. I would recommend a sound system which peaks at 80db--this sounds much more reasonable would still provide excitement.

Note: I don't attend sporting events or rock concerts so I have no basis for comparison. I am 19 years old so I am not just a "cranky old man".
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