January 2018
15 thoughts on “Decibels”
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Decibels
American Writer, Photographer, and Website Designer. Former career Fire and EMS Lieutenant.
American Writer, Photographer, and Website Designer. Former career Fire and EMS Lieutenant.
January 2018
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Thank you for the sharing this awesome pic. Seems like a really old decibel machine. It’s really interesting how you find these things.
Rare photo of a scarce machine. It always good to view photos like this sometimes to get an idea about its existence.
This is one dusty device..I wonder what it’s used for
Lots of dust and cobwebs mixed in. The layers of those many bygone years are really apparent in this clear shot.
The device looks dusty and abandoned. Nice pic
A lot of meaning incorporated into this picture. Dusty and neatly taken.
This device must have been abandoned there for long, making it dusty. Nice shot there Tom. You are a great researcher.
Device abandoned and might not have any useful value any longer. Nice photography shot.
I’m curious to know what is that. It looks like a radio but I don’t think it is. I like the picture.
An antique device. I just don’t really know what is that for.
This is some kind of sound intensity measuring device. It’s in such a bad state though.
I doubt the device still works. I would be surprised if it still did though.
From my high school Physics I remember decibels was a measure of sound intensity. This therefore has to be a sound meter.
This device is really dated! It must be at least a few decades old.
This is way too dusty!! I bet it hasn’t been in use for years upon years!