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AfterShokz OpenMove nvda hello thump_pickup coil

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February 1st, 2026

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Sound effects > Human sounds and actions

Electromagnetic Noise from an AfterShokz OpenMove bluetooth headset picked up by a telephone pickup coil recorded with desktop PC and Goldwave. The magnets in the headset vibrate in response to my tapping on the headset and in combination with the coil they act like a microphone, even picking up my saying hello. Then I move the pickup coil over to the electronics section and you hear the digital whine it's making.

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bluetooth
buzz
computer
digital
electromagnetic
electronic
emf
headphones-as-microphone
headset
hello
hit
induction-coil
male
muffled
noise
telephone-pickup
thump
twang
whine

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Wave (.wav)

Duration

0:40.740

File size

3.4 MB

Sample rate

44100.0 Hz

Bit depth

16 bit

Channels

Mono

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