Listening to this sound while stuck in that on a boat for a week would drive me insane. It has similar effects like the sound of someone running finger nails on a chalk board to me. Horror! I get goose bumps and have a slight urge to puke! Do you also have weird reactions to sound? Talking of puke… listening to someone emptying a stomach or two makes me want to puke as well. That sound is even worse than the sound of ice rubbing against each other.

Video Link: The Sound of Frozen Sea

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The concept that sand moves with sound waves in certain patterns is old but this totally blew my mind and will makes me think of sand, sound and colors until the end of the year. I would live to give this table as a gift to myself and I won’t let anyone play with it. Only take videos of new sandwave creations. And if my friends are lucky I will invite them one day, so they can watch being an absolutely evil geek dork. Don’t care! Give me colored sand now!!!

Video Link: The Sound of Color

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This girl know how to sound like an animal, even though she doesn’t look or smell like one (most of the time) Ok! Fine seriously now – what she does in this video is pretty remarkable. She does some animal sounds better than others but all together I could say she could fool me pretty good. Except for the morning dove. Now handsome girl, flap your wings and fly away and bring me a muffin.

Video Link: Animal Sound Machine

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The Seaquence is very similar to the recently featured “game” Matrix One on RGS but way more complex. You can create different creatures and pitch different sounds and waves and even connect them with one an other. If you want, share your little creations with us…

Link: Seaquence Alien Sound Machine

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It’s like when the record player get’s stuck but a little smarter and more 2.0ish.

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Dripping Blood Plastic Tablecover

Description:

A totally gruesome tablecover! This plastic tablecover measures approximately 54" high x 108" wide, is blood-red on the top, has blood dripping down the sides and comes one (1) to a package. Create a totally blood-curdling look with the Bloody Drip Candles (sold separately).

More info: Bloody Table Cloth

Animated Moving Books

Motion-Activated! This stack of books seem perfectly harmless until someone walks by. Thats when the books start sliding in and out as spooky sounds are played for a totally haunted effect.

Spooky Link: Animated Moving Books

Light Up Body Parts

Light-up body parts are the perfect addition to your haunted décor. Use them in a spooky kitchen chop shop scene or add to an outdoor graveyard scene. Severed limbs flash and glow an unearthly red.

Buy it here: Light Up Body Parts

Fogging Jack O’ Lantern

Red, blue, green, and yellow LEDs inside the jack o’ lantern provide a creepy luminescence from the eyes, nose, and mouth. Made from weatherproof 1/2"-thick fiberglass, the jack o’ lantern has the authentic markings of a mature pumpkin just pulled from the vine, including deep surface ridges, an 8" stem, and four leaves. The base holds up to six gallons of water, enabling it to continuously produce fog for several hours.

Link: Fogging Jack O’ Lantern

Halloween Sound Machine

Blood-curdling screams, creepy effects, and things that go bump in the night! Our Horror Sound Machine is perfect for scaring people of any age, telling ghost stories, or for Halloween ambience. For best results use in darkened rooms or on stormy nights!

More info: Halloween Sound Machine

Translucent Halloween Window Poster

Translucent Halloween window films make your house look haunted! Spooky, full-color images of monsters, sinister faces and creepy eyes light up at night with indoor light. They’re sure to give trick-or-treaters the chills! Easy to apply and remove.

Poster Link: Translucent Halloween Window Poster

Blood Weapons on a String

As they say, the right tools for the right job! Perfect for decorating your haunted house or haunted party. Decoration includes 7 1/2ft of slicing, dicing, slashing, chopping, stabbing and cutting fun. Tools are made of durable plastic and can be hung inside or outdoors. Yes, they look used but they will come nicely packaged and brand new, no additional charge for the blood!

Bloody Link: Blood Weapons on a String

Black Out Room Roll

Black out any room to create the perfect backdrop for your Halloween decorations! This giant plastic room roll measures 100′ feet long and 4′ high and features only chilling blackness! Add Scene Setters Add-Ons to enhance the Halloween experience. Attaches and removes easily with your own double-sided tape or sticky tack and cuts easily with scissors. Great for indoor or outdoor use.

More info: Black Out Room Roll

- Halloween Masks

For little and big Geeklings!

All the components for these projects are permanently installed on the GeoSafari Digital Recording Lab; all your little ones will have to do is connect them in the proper sequence using the connection wires. The project guide will not only show them the order of the wires, but also explain how the different electronic parts (transistor, capacitor, resistor, etc) are actually working. Your kids will start with the GeoSafari Digital Recording Lab and learn so much they will quickly ease into a career designing layered sound effects for Skywalker Sound.

• A rhythmic sound generator
• A digital voice recorder
• An electronic parrot
• A voice alarm
• A voice changer
• And loads more!

More info: GeoSafari Digital Recording Lab

- Cheap Toys

Get your bike motor humming and people jump out of your way.

Rev it up!

Did you ever wish that your piddly little bicycle was a fearsomely noisy motorbike? Course you did. It’s why you stuck spoke-bothering lollipop sticks in your forks and bent your mudguards inside out. ‘Phturrrrrppplll!’ But if you were really cool you bought one of those rev-able vroom-vrooming soundboxes.

The Moto Horn is an exact replica of the deafening spring-loaded noisemaker coveted by every bike-loving kid back in the 70s. Simply attach it to your handlebars (via a peasy clamp system), give it a twist and prepare to have your eardrums assaulted by its realistic (well, sort of) revving noise. Think Strepsil-less dinosaur gargling chainsaws and you’re halfway there. VROOM, VROOM!

More info: Bike Moto Horn

Pretty neat idea for a wedding ring. This artist records parts of the wedding ceremony (like the part "Yes, I do!") and lasers a cut out of the sound wave.

More info: sakura koshimizu

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