| EVPs |
Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP)
EVPs are actual recordings of disembodied voices or other sounds that are captured on a tape or digital
recorder, which are caused by an explainable source. They are usually below the human vocalization range and
fall outside of the frequency range of 20-20,000 hertz.
EVPs are rated according to the clarity since they greatly vary. Some are easier to hear than others and can be
in the form of single-words, phrases, and short sentences out of context to the conversation going on, or in
response to questions being asked. Sometimes they are just random noises such as sighs, groans, laughs, or
growling.
CLASS A EVP - can be heard without headphones and is easy to decipher. They are usually clear and loud with
the words or phrases leaving little dispute over what is being said.
CLASS B EVP - requires headphones to distinguish the content and is not as easy to understand..
CLASS C EVP - requires headphones, often needs amplification and filtering, and will seldom even be heard by
others.
EVPs are actual recordings of disembodied voices or other sounds that are captured on a tape or digital
recorder, which are caused by an explainable source. They are usually below the human vocalization range and
fall outside of the frequency range of 20-20,000 hertz.
EVPs are rated according to the clarity since they greatly vary. Some are easier to hear than others and can be
in the form of single-words, phrases, and short sentences out of context to the conversation going on, or in
response to questions being asked. Sometimes they are just random noises such as sighs, groans, laughs, or
growling.
CLASS A EVP - can be heard without headphones and is easy to decipher. They are usually clear and loud with
the words or phrases leaving little dispute over what is being said.
CLASS B EVP - requires headphones to distinguish the content and is not as easy to understand..
CLASS C EVP - requires headphones, often needs amplification and filtering, and will seldom even be heard by
others.
Huntsville Depot - Submitted by: Mike R.
Child answering "No"
Voice answering "No"
Child answering "No"
A heavy sigh
Male answering "No"
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