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Sound Information
Average sound level of 71 decibels (Moderate Noise Level) based on measurements taken by users of the SoundPrint
app
. A Moderate Noise Level is safe for hearing, conducive to conversation.
The Starbucks up the street is much more acoustically comfortable, but the baked goods aren’t nearly a tasty.
Friday at 8:49am
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73
dBA
SPL IS MODERATE, BUT DECAY TIME IS LONG. THEREFORE: NOISEY
Sunday at 8:53am
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73
dBA
While the SPL is moderate, speech intelligibility is not very good because of the long period of the sound decay. This is what happens in a big, open, high ceiling room with hard surfaces. Some acoustic treatment would make this space a lot more comfortable.
Tuesday at 9:23am
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74
dBA
Kitchen noise
Thursday at 8:20am
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73
dBA
Conversation requires shouting.
Saturday at 10:31am
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77
dBA
Only 7 customers in here this morning but the noise is moderately high. Rock n roll music and kitchen noise make conversation a little bit more difficult than usual.
However, the biscuit and coffee was good.
Thursday at 8:24am
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72
dBA
Only 5 customers in here but the music and the staff are too loud.
Monday at 8:46am
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71
dBA
Louder than usual. The company has made no effort at acoustic improvement in this space. High ceilings. Hard surfaces. At some times of day this place is very uncomfortable. During busy periods the Lombard Effect is painfully obvious.
Friday at 10:12am
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75
dBA
Very pleasant in here this morning. I got a Jammer and coffee… really good! 👍🏻👍🏻
Friday at 8:16am
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66
dBA
SPL is not too bad but the room is too “live” because of all the hard surfaces.
Tuesday at 8:34am
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72
dBA
This place has high ceilings, hard surfaces, an open kitchen and there is absolutely no acoustic treatment in this space. It couldn’t be worse if it were designed for maximum sound pressure.
Thursday at 9:05am
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76
dBA
It’s getting worse.
Thursday at 8:55am
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77
dBA
Surprisingly noisy this morning.
Thursday at 8:43am
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73
dBA
Usually pretty quiet due to low occupancy. However, it gets noisy fast as customers arrive. The store has an open kitchen and service area, hard-surface walls and high ceiling, and absolutely no acoustic modifications or improvements.
Some acoustic panels and ceiling clouds would make a big difference, but they are probably too expensive. Grand Central would have to sell a lot of cookies to afford to improve the acoustic environment
Friday at 10:18am
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70
dBA
Music is too loud. Not very many people in here but the noise is worse than usual for this time of morning.
Friday at 9:45am
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71
dBA
Early in the morning Grand Central Beaumont can be very quiet. The food’s good too. 🙂
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.