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will my loud car system affect my pregnancy at 6 weeks
If an adult can get permanent tinnitus from exposure to loud sounds (and they can) or permanent hearing loss (ask Brian Johnson), it would be surprising if really loud music is considered safe for an infant. Not saying you're exposing to levels that Brian Johnson has been! (LOL) But really, it's said that even one super-loud noise can affect hearing permanently if the person is unlucky. I'd talk to a doctor about it.
Weve got 2 twelves with a 3000 watt amp. Im 21 weeks tuesday and baby likes the system. Calms him/her down.
Just my opinion... but with my first daughter I had a system in my car ( 2 12s and a 1500 watt amp) and she was perfectly fine, she actually once I had her wouldn't sleep without It on In my car and she can sleep through anything ( grasscutting, other kids , music....)`
Not yet, your baby doesn't have any ears yet. But I would cool the really loud noises once the baby's hearing develops.
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