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Tunable Shower

 Bathe in the Key of C
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I've noticed that some showers (or entire bathrooms) seem to have a resonant frequency somewhere in the bass clef, because my voice is amplified at a particular pitch.

Now if we could construct a bathroom that has been designed so that this resonant frequency is low C, I think it would go a long way in promoting perfect pitch.

A deluxe bathroom might have some sort of baffle or movable wall that lets you tune the shower to a certain note.

—Cuit_au_Four, Jun 07 2012

"Archchancellor Weatherwax's Bathroom" http://wiki.lspace....lt_Stuttley_Johnson
More effective than is absolutely necessary. [8th of 7, Jun 07 2012]

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