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Sound Screen White Noise Generator
Sound Screen produces a soft, relaxing sound to mask noises that irritate you when you're trying to sleep, work or concentrate: barking dogs, ambulance sirens, your spouse's snores, the neighbor's washing machine, your kids'hollering, music from the bar downstairs....
This device will help you tune out all these irritating noises by surrounding you with its soft sounds so you'll feel peaceful, calm, and awake. It works like a soothing balm.
It won't just help you rest and sleep, it will also help you concentrate so you can meditate, work, or study. Put it on your nightstand, on your desk or in your cubby at the office.
Just turn it on and set the tone and volume for the white noise by turning the device's cap and collar. If there's a lot of noise, you can set it to
double speed. It's light, compact and comes in a discreet fog white color. Sound Screen model 980A Has two speeds Size: Width 14.6 cm / 5.75 inches - Height 8.25 cm / 3.15 inches Weight: 725 gr / 1.6 pounds Material: ABS plastic Color: Fog White Length of power cord: 2.43 meters / 8 feet Classic two-pin European-style plug Electrical current: 240 V Designer's Bio In 1962, Jim Buckwalter created the first electro-mechanical sound conditioner in order to block out the traffic noise that wouldn't let him sleep at night. The device was homemade, but it was such a hit among his friends and family that he started making different prototypes to lend out. After a few months, he started a company in order to distribute the sound conditioners. Today, after several changes
within the company, it is still the industry leader and was the first company to invest in white noise machines.
double speed. It's light, compact and comes in a discreet fog white color. Sound Screen model 980A Has two speeds Size: Width 14.6 cm / 5.75 inches - Height 8.25 cm / 3.15 inches Weight: 725 gr / 1.6 pounds Material: ABS plastic Color: Fog White Length of power cord: 2.43 meters / 8 feet Classic two-pin European-style plug Electrical current: 240 V Designer's Bio In 1962, Jim Buckwalter created the first electro-mechanical sound conditioner in order to block out the traffic noise that wouldn't let him sleep at night. The device was homemade, but it was such a hit among his friends and family that he started making different prototypes to lend out. After a few months, he started a company in order to distribute the sound conditioners. Today, after several changes
within the company, it is still the industry leader and was the first company to invest in white noise machines.
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