Can you feel T.V's and Monitors?

[orangeman]

Does anyone ever come in the house or be in another room and the t.v. or computer monitor is silent but some how you can hear a faint buzz coming from it and you can feel it in a way. Does anyone else have this happen to them too or is it just me? Is it the radiation or something?

[xcrispi]

your noid bout everything huh o.m. ,
no rad. in your tv bro. maybe a secret gov. owned camera watchin u tho lol.
but yes i feel the t.v. n monitors but i have super spider senses since i've been deaf . lol . i pick up vibrations big time .
so we gonna bake after the 1st. of the year ?
peace
crispi

[orangeman]

Meh I dunno, when ever I can get a car then yeah :D.

[timothylearyisdead]

i think its called electricity

[SweetSkyy]

I've experienced this my entire life. People around me used to think that I was making it up when even with the sound turned off, I could hear that buzz when a tv was on, and a high pitched ping when it is turned on or off.

[benagain]

It's not just you. It's the CRT that's in the TV. You may still hear a buzz on a lcd or plasma, but it's nothing compared to tube screens. There are some lights in my house that I can't stand to be on because of the annoying buzz.

[Polymirize]

yes. I'm actually super sensitive to my cell phone when I'm high too, maybe I just notice it more. To the point where I tend to just stick it in my bag because I can't stand having it close to me all the time.

[Synthesizer Man]

Does anyone ever come in the house or be in another room and the t.v. or computer monitor is silent but some how you can hear a faint buzz coming from it and you can feel it in a way. Does anyone else have this happen to them too or is it just me? Is it the radiation or something?

I'm glad you asked this, because I've always noticed it since I can remember, though I am more sensitive to televisions than computer monitors.

Another thing I've noticed is a funny high pitched noise coming from the computer when I click the log out button on this forum. Does anyone else notice it?

[Lethal G]

I've been sensitive to those kinds of noises as well. You're not alone orangeman. I think it has something to do with the lights in them.

[lagstronaut]

it happens to me for TVs, just today i was on a different floor than another TV but could tell it was on after walking near the stairs

[orangeman]

I've experienced this my entire life. People around me used to think that I was making it up when even with the sound turned off, I could hear that buzz when a tv was on, and a high pitched ping when it is turned on or off.

Yes, that's exactly what I'm talking about! I knew I wasn't crazy!! :o

[b0Ng h!tz 4 mE]

i think its called electricity

hahahah

yea i know what u mean.. but ussually only if tv is on mute or if i dont hAVE music playin on my pc,.. which is almost never

but yea, i CAN feel my tv and monitors.. when i touch them, with my fingers,, but im not into tht kinda stuff

[Whos Carl]

Fuck me I have exactly the same hearing tv's thing. If I walk in the house and if any tv's are on standby I can hear them. If I turn the sound off I can hear my tv aswell.

[slipknotpsycho]

Does anyone ever come in the house or be in another room and the t.v. or computer monitor is silent but some how you can hear a faint buzz coming from it and you can feel it in a way. Does anyone else have this happen to them too or is it just me? Is it the radiation or something?

yeah i can hear them as well.... almost 'feel' them like you said in my ears...

[madeline]

No but I can feel BobBong watching me through my monitor!

[hipEstoner]

i hear that shit to, i never told ne one tho

[BizzleLuvin]

yes, all the time

[TallulahGreen]

Does anyone ever come in the house or be in another room and the t.v. or computer monitor is silent but some how you can hear a faint buzz coming from it and you can feel it in a way. Does anyone else have this happen to them too or is it just me? Is it the radiation or something?

No I hear it too...we are just weirdos who can hear a weird frequency that not everyone else can.

Been like that my whole life. Sometimes it's quite annoying. People always have acted like I am nuts. I know I'm not.

In high school I had a friend who couldn't hear the frequency that the school bell was....everyone would be leaving class and she would be like "WHAT THE HELL?".

[TallulahGreen]

yes. I'm actually super sensitive to my cell phone when I'm high too, maybe I just notice it more. To the point where I tend to just stick it in my bag because I can't stand having it close to me all the time.


People used to think I was hallucinating because I can hear my cell phone make weird clicky sounds if I put it a little bit near my ear....

I would always try to get other people to listen but they thought I was nUTS.

[Greenport]

high pitched frequency causes the tv to buz.

[DannyMan]

sometimes when im really high and been watching TV for too long, I start getting headaches, and it comes in waves. seems like its linked to the waves the TV is projecting. i never thought i was crazy for that though, UV rays exist, even if we can't "see" them.

[Domiko]

You're dying.

I'm sorry.

[benagain]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathode_ray_tube

Check the Health Danger section if you're worried.

Ohh and DannyMan, I could try and explain why you get headaches when watching TV, but the web does a much better job for me

"The constant refreshing of a CRT can cause headaches in migraine sufferers and seizures in epileptics, if they are photosensitive. Screen filters are available to reduce these effects. A high refresh rate (above 75 Hz) also helps to negate these effects"

Go get your learn on :D

[DannyMan]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathode_ray_tube

Check the Health Danger section if you're worried.

Ohh and DannyMan, I could try and explain why you get headaches when watching TV, but the web does a much better job for me

"The constant refreshing of a CRT can cause headaches in migraine sufferers and seizures in epileptics, if they are photosensitive. Screen filters are available to reduce these effects. A high refresh rate (above 75 Hz) also helps to negate these effects"

Go get your learn on :D

well im not a migraine sufferer, and...as far as im concerned im not epileptic, but thanks for the link! i shall learn more, i love to!

[chisme]

YEAHme too

also like i can hear a door opening in another room of the house evn if it makes no noise........wierd that eh

[TallulahGreen]

I can be a different room, and I can tell if someone turns off a T.V. or turns it on, before I hear the sound of voices. I can also hear dog whistles, believe it or not. I cannot hear it as loud as a dog, but I can hear it.


I don't know about dog whistles..but the same thing about tv's in a different room I can hear too. Always have been.

[Euphoric]

i was reading this book that said studies showed that plants grown close to a television were affected...the plants grown next to the tv were stunted from the TV rays...

[LIP]

Meh I dunno, when ever I can get a car then yeah :D.

Can i come :)

[Cooler Then Jesus]

hey orangeman, you are the bomb dude, me and you would get along well. we should play some Counter strike or something,
email me: [email protected]
add me to steam freinds: kkilleen
add me to aim: CaliforniaJDM
also, yeah, computers make high and low pitch noises, there are 2 kinds, "beeps" and "rings" the ringing come from LCD tvs when they stay on for a long time and get hot, or if they sit in the sun and get hot and you turn them on. most computer moniters make "beeps", regular color TVs also make beeps. the beep you here is actually electric current you can hear, like with an R.C. car motor, it will beep if you dont use capicators crossing the + and - capicators also reduce interferance, without them your ears would probobly pop and start bleeding, because caps muffle the noise. its okay, noise is usually not supernatural.

[UnViaje]

all electrical circuits emit noise, though its hardly ever payed attention to underneath average everday racket

[LIP]

hey orangeman, you are the bomb dude, me and you would get along well. we should play some Counter strike or something,
email me: [email protected]
add me to steam freinds: kkilleen
add me to aim: CaliforniaJDM
also, yeah, computers make high and low pitch noises, there are 2 kinds, "beeps" and "rings" the ringing come from LCD tvs when they stay on for a long time and get hot, or if they sit in the sun and get hot and you turn them on. most computer moniters make "beeps", regular color TVs also make beeps. the beep you here is actually electric current you can hear, like with an R.C. car motor, it will beep if you dont use capicators crossing the + and - capicators also reduce interferance, without them your ears would probobly pop and start bleeding, because caps muffle the noise. its okay, noise is usually not supernatural.


I hope you dont mind, i added you to my steam friends too. :jointsmile:

[Cooler Then Jesus]

I hope you dont mind, i added you to my steam friends too. :jointsmile:

cool, you are like cannabis.com celebrity, i feel like god just added me to his steam freinds.

[orangeman]

Get X-Fire. Right now the only Steam account I have is banned so I have to wait till I buy another copy of CSS before I can add you to Steam friends :p. Plus X-Fire is better imo anyways.

[Skink]

OM and his ultra senceory perception,,,LOLz...

[slowburn420]

my tv in my room always makes a really high pitched sound when its one. its the only tv in the house that does it.

[Inferius]

I hope this doesn't end the thread... my posts tend to be thread killers..

But uhh... *nervous*...

I occasionally hear this overpowering ringing sound in my ears. Not both ears, just one at a time. I lose all sense of sound, it peaks, and then slowly fades away. I think I might have some kind of genetic disposition for this, apparently my grandma had something related to it...
My friend told me everytime that happens, I'm losing a frequency of sound.
So far I haven't seen much of a difference, and I hear one at least once every month for as long as I can remember.

So whats the deal>?

[Skink]

I hope this doesn't end the thread... my posts tend to be thread killers..

But uhh... *nervous*...

I occasionally hear this overpowering ringing sound in my ears. Not both ears, just one at a time. I lose all sense of sound, it peaks, and then slowly fades away. I think I might have some kind of genetic disposition for this, apparently my grandma had something related to it...
My friend told me everytime that happens, I'm losing a frequency of sound.
So far I haven't seen much of a difference, and I hear one at least once every month for as long as I can remember.

So whats the deal>?

your not a thread ender,you just come in at the end of a thread...

[4gan2ja0]

No but I can feel BobBong watching me through my monitor!

hahaha, sometimes i hear it too, not too much though. doesnt really bug me

[wayoftheleaf]

you lose this ability in your 30s-40s, same way as you can't hear the new high frenquency cell phone ringers after your 20s. Our ears lose the ability to hear high pitches as we age.

[yoda]

i dunno if i can FEEL tvs and computers, but i can def sense when they are on

[LuckyNiner]

I can't get that sound you make
Out of my head
I can't even figure out what's making it.

No one else around even seems to be noticing it
It's only small enough for me

It feels like fingernails across the moon..

[Cassiopiea]

Everyone hears that.

[LIP]

The sound is most probably from the static.