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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, noise exceeding 90 decibels will feel loud to the ears. If movie theaters keep the volume at the proposed level, the amount of sound would be similar to the noise produced by heavy city traffic. In comparison, rock concerts today can peak at volumes of 110 decibels and greater.
Without hearing protection, members face a serious risk of lasting hearing damage as decibel levels are over 90. Outdoors it has been recorded that pipes can reach decibel levels ranging between 108 to 111. 111 decibels is equivalent to how loud a pneumatic drill is. Indoors, pipes can reach decibel levels up to 116, which is as loud as a chainsaw. Snare drums can hit up to 122 decibels. The noise level is louder than the sound produced by a jet engine at take off.