| Title | Telephone - Domestic - Very Old - Picking Up |
| Board | Domestic Telephone SFX Library |
| Format | MP3 |
| Length | 4 seconds |
| Plays | 2 plays |
| Auto Transcribed | No |
| Uploaded By | Bardman |
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Telephone - Domestic - Very Old - Picking Up
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Description: The distinctive sound of a telephone being hung up echoes through the library as patrons finish their conversations and return to their studies. The plastic receiver clinks against its base with a satisfying finality, signaling the end of a call and the resumption of quietude in the book-lined room. This sound is a familiar one, a ubiquitous presence in a world where communication is as easy as picking up a receiver and dialing a number. The act of hanging up a telephone is a small ritual, a moment of closure as the conversation comes to an end.
Sometimes, however, the sound of a telephone being hung up is not as deliberate or measured. In moments of haste or urgency, the plastic receiver slams against its base with a sharp crack, the quickness of the action reflected in the speed of the sound. This fast hanging up of a telephone conveys a sense of immediacy, a pressing need to end the call and move on to the next task. It is a sound that cuts through the air, startling those nearby and signaling a sudden shift in focus or attention.
In a corner of the library, an old telephone sits on a dusty table, its rotary dial and coiled cord hinting at a bygone era of communication. When the receiver is picked up, the sound that resonates through the room is a faint echo of nostalgia, a reminder of a time when telephones were heavy and cumbersome, their mechanisms intricate and precise. The act of lifting the receiver is deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate,
The medium-fast hanging up of a telephone falls somewhere between the deliberate finality of a slow hang-up and the urgent speed of a fast hang-up. The plastic receiver meets its base with a muted thud, the sound measured and controlled, a middle ground between the two extremes. This sound is a compromise, a concession to the demands of time and efficiency, a reflection of the modern world's relentless pace. It is a sound that speaks of balance and moderation, a delicate dance between the need to communicate and the need to move on.
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Sometimes, however, the sound of a telephone being hung up is not as deliberate or measured. In moments of haste or urgency, the plastic receiver slams against its base with a sharp crack, the quickness of the action reflected in the speed of the sound. This fast hanging up of a telephone conveys a sense of immediacy, a pressing need to end the call and move on to the next task. It is a sound that cuts through the air, startling those nearby and signaling a sudden shift in focus or attention.
In a corner of the library, an old telephone sits on a dusty table, its rotary dial and coiled cord hinting at a bygone era of communication. When the receiver is picked up, the sound that resonates through the room is a faint echo of nostalgia, a reminder of a time when telephones were heavy and cumbersome, their mechanisms intricate and precise. The act of lifting the receiver is deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate, a deliberate and deliberate,
The medium-fast hanging up of a telephone falls somewhere between the deliberate finality of a slow hang-up and the urgent speed of a fast hang-up. The plastic receiver meets its base with a muted thud, the sound measured and controlled, a middle ground between the two extremes. This sound is a compromise, a concession to the demands of time and efficiency, a reflection of the modern world's relentless pace. It is a sound that speaks of balance and moderation, a delicate dance between the need to communicate and the need to move on.
You can play and download these sounds here.