A library of unique and beautiful reverberations from across North America, useful for relocating and resonating your sounds.
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Casa Grande Domes
Casa Grande, Arizona USA
Abandoned for half a century, this network of concrete bubble domes was planned for early computer manufacturing. Most of the domes and connected tunnels have collapsed, but this remaining half structure still produces a vibrant and enduring ring.
Death Valley Charcoal Kilns
Death Valley National Park, California USA
In the mountains 7000 feet above the floor of Death Valley lie ten limestone furnaces. Built a century and a half ago, these giant kilns were almost immediately abandoned. The round interiors focus sound tightly to impart a rich, bell-like resonance.
Subway Cave Lava Tube
Shasta County, California USA
Deep in the Lassen National Forest is a partially collapsed lava tube created nearly 20,000 years ago. A quarter of a mile into the tube is a large and resonant chamber known as the Sanctum.
B-39 Black Widow aft torpedo room
San Diego Bay, California USA
This Foxtrot-class attack submarine was launched in 1967 and served for a quarter-century in the Soviet Navy. The acoustic treatment of this vessel is intended to heavily dampen sound, producing an especially muted resonance. The submarine has since been scuttled.
Castillo De Los Tres Reyes Del Morro
Canal de Entrada, Havana, Cuba
This hulking castle guards the entrance to Havana Harbor. Its rough masonry, weathered by nearly half of a millennium of ocean winds, produces a rough and growly echo. This fortress has been a designated World Heritage Site for four decades.