Teen Buzz Lets You Hear Your Cell Phone Ringing When Listening To Loud Music
Most of my kids friends’ know that I run this website, one of the kids told me an interesting story behind the reason he uses the Mosquito Ringtone. It happens to be one of the most different and unique reasons I have heard, for which I was unaware of before this.
Like most teenagers, he likes to listen to loud music in his room, especially when doing his homework and when doing so cannot hear when his phone is ringing if he is using a normal cell phone ringtone. If he uses a mosquito ringtone it seems to cut through the music and can clearly hear his phone ringing. At first I was skeptical of this but after testing it out with some of the lower frequency tones that I am still able to hear I was able to confirm this.
So next time you want to turn up the volume in your room or when you’re driving and you still want to hear your cell phone ringing, switch your ringtone to the teen buzz ultrasonic mosquito ringtone. If anyone out there can explain the science behind why this is possible or point me in the right direction, please let me know!
May 7th, 2008 at 9:49 pm
I think the mosquito ringtone is super cool for text messages in class. The only problem is that i cant get it one there. My parents dont want me to buy things online and I cant seem to find the mosquito for free!
May 13th, 2008 at 6:30 pm
Probably the reason that you can still here it over the music is the same as why you can hear the subwoofer from a car going by but not the actual music. The high and low frequency sounds cut through the mid frequency sounds. Thats just my guess
June 19th, 2008 at 7:57 am
Music covers a area between 60 Hertz (subwoofer) to 5000 Hertz (normal speakers). A normal ringtone is between them because it is a music itself. Only a good musician may hear the lack of harmony created by the mixture of these two. Any sound above 7000 hertz can be easily recognizable. E.g. imagine seeing a movie on tv and knowing that when the tv slightly change color in some areas means your cellphone is ringing. That is the normal ringtone mixed with the music (movie) . Now imagine the same but instead of the slight changes on tv a lamp turning on near the tv. Understand?
June 24th, 2008 at 2:11 pm
Hey the mosquito buzz is about 40 dB (decibals) just above the dB of a whisper. People under the age of 30 or so can hear these instensity levels pretty clear. People over the age of ~30 can not because basically afterwhile their hearing goes bad and anything under ~100dB (I forget if its 100 or less, probably less) is too low for them to hear. Pretty cool =) lol *****by the way ‘~’ means ‘about’
August 13th, 2008 at 1:49 am
this site is obber pownage i love it!