Sound/white noise machines

[Macanudo]

Anyone got a good one?

 

[NickDanger]

The one at Radio Shack is cheap, but it does not have white noise, only brooks and other noises that vary and which I find irritating. They used to have one that had white noise, but it only operated on batteries and had no A/C adapter and would only last about 3 hours. Sadly, the best one comes from Sharper Image and it will run thru a 4-pack of double A's in about 30 seconds. I have taken mine back twice and it's just the way they are made.

 

[Macanudo]

Yeah, I've seen that problem on a lot of reviews. I'd like to find one that can plugged in.

 

[NickDanger]

The thing that totally pisses me off about the Sharper Image one is that I don't even use it on battery power. Not as a sound machine. I unplug it and put it in a suitcase and by the time I get where I am going it has run thru the batteries and is dead. I then have to reset the clock and the alarm and the F or C choice, etc. When it's not a sound machine it's just a ******* clock and a clock ought to go about 12 years on a set of 4 AA batteries.

 

[chitwood]

We're using a DEK one for our 5-month old. Works really well and plugs in. No white noise, but 8 other sounds, including one called womb. We just leave it on ocean sound and Isabelle likes it. $20 at babies r us.

 

[SLIGHTLY STOOPID]

Um ... dude, isnt there enough white noise in Alaska?

 

[Agent007]

may not be exactly what you want, but Bose Quiet Comfort Headphones are awesome.

 

[Macanudo]

Lot's of white. Not very much noise.

 

[pmg]

You just had a baby and you're looking for a noise machine??

 

[Macanudo]

Yeah, odd, huh?

That's why I wabted something that played different sounds. Something to get Baby M dozing.