Snow Machine Audio Level Comparison
by Froggy's Fog
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What this video covers
Froggy's Fog puts several snow machines head-to-head in an informal audio level comparison, measuring decibel output at a set distance to help buyers gauge how disruptive each unit might be in a live setting. The lineup includes entry-level Froggy's Fog models, the Boreas C6, the Boreas S4, and a popular competitor machine. The C6 stands out by registering under 65 dB at its lowest settings — roughly conversation-level noise — making it a strong candidate for quiet-sensitive venues. The creator is upfront that ambient and wind noise affect results, framing the test as a practical guide rather than a lab measurement.
Key takeaways
- ◆The Boreas C6 on its lowest settings measures under 65 dB at 30 feet, comparable to normal conversation
- ◆Multiple machines are compared: Froggy's Fog entry-level units, Boreas S4, and a leading competitor
- ◆Test conditions include ambient and wind noise, so results are directional rather than scientifically precise
- ◆Useful for selecting a snow machine for noise-sensitive environments like theaters, churches, and live stages
Who this is for
Event producers, theater technicians, and church AV teams who need artificial snow effects but must keep machine noise to a minimum.
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