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Sound Information
Average sound level of 89 decibels (Very Loud Noise Level) based on measurements taken by users of the SoundPrint
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. A Very Loud Noise Level is not safe for hearing, exposure can cause hearing loss.
Way too much extremely loud music can I use the term loosely during the game? Doesn’t need to be a constant noise some of us like to talk to one another
Wednesday at 8:38pm
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85
dBA
Wisconsin badger volleyball versus University of Washington University of Washington volleyball
Sunday at 1:26pm
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90
dBA
Wisconsin women’s volleyball game on 12:39 PM September 24 23 against Indiana. This is just pregame level of sound
Sunday at 12:40pm
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86
dBA
This , The Fieldhouse is the VOLLEYBALL court now and has been for about 30 years.
The UW Madison men and women’s Basketball court is the Kohl center as well as the Hockey court for men and women. Both Venues are extremely loud due mostly by the P A systems cranked to ear splitting levels and a live announcer or DJ steaming into their mics. During actual play the sound drops to a level where one can speak and be heard. With all the team time outs and TV or Radio time outs there is about and our for actual sport play and closer to an hour and 20 mins of extremely loud amplified music Dj’s screaming.
Tuesday at 1:30am
Volleyball wis vs I’ll in 5 sets 10/2/22
Sunday at 8:58pm
Opening applause
Friday at 7:01pm
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91
dBA
Opening ceremony And introns
Friday at 6:59pm
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86
dBA
Part of pre game intros.
Friday at 8:05pm
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93
dBA
Pre game intros
Friday at 8:03pm
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91
dBA
Marching band music prior to match
Saturday at 6:35pm
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89
dBA
Recorded music prior to VBALL match
Saturday at 6:33pm
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84
dBA
This is just the music level prior to the Volleyball match at 7 Pm 10:9/21
Saturday at 6:31pm
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82
dBA
Pregame for WIS. Vs Mn women’s Volleyball 10/1/21 1937 hrs
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