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Item #: SCP-X
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-X is to be contained in a soundproof box measuring 10 metres by 10 metres by 10 metres. The air is to be purified every 3 days. 2 guards with Level 2 Security Clearance are to be guarding the entrance of SCP-X's room. Guards are to be armed with tranquilizers. Any person who is affected by SCP-X is to have a Class B amnestic administered. SCP-X-1 to SCP-X-7 are to be contained in one separate airtight wooden box lined with silk and cotton. Large vacuums are to be installed in the walls of the room containing SCP-X.
In case of a containment breach, personnel are to seal all entrances to SCP-X's containment chamber and activate all vacuum pumps within the chamber. This procedure is in place to prevent transmission of any sound waves by SCP-X.
Description: SCP-X is a wood-and-brass gramophone from the 1930's. The base measures 30cm by 30cm by 10cm. SCP-X was discovered after a garden party collapsed in ████████, USA. All affected individuals claimed that they saw a man of varying appearance while they were unconscious. All affected individuals were given a Class A amnestic. The memory is dependent on the record being played. When a record is played, all humans that can hear will become catatonic until the record is paused or until the record ends.
The owner claimed that it was a family heirloom that hadn't been in use. The owner was given a Class A amnestic and false memories were implanted. SCP-X came with 7 vinyl records, each with a handwritten label with the name of an orchestral piece written on the bottom.
SCP-X-1 is a record of J.S. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major. The label is written in artisanal blue ink available in the 1930's. See experiment log for details.
All experiments are to be witnessed by Dr. Mendoza. All experiments are to be listed in chronological order.
Addendum X-A: Dr. Mendoza has allowed a recording of SCP-X-3 to be released. Please proceed with caution.
Note: The record is in surprisingly good quality, considering it is from the 1930's.1
EXPERIMENT LOG, SCP-X
Experiment No. 1
Subject: Agent ████
Procedure: Agent ████ unintentionally activated SCP-X with SCP-X-1 in it. Agent ████ fell unconscious, as well as all others in the vicinity.
Results: Agents stood back up after SCP-X-1 finished playing. All reported being unable to move or speak during the period. All agents reported seeing a man and a woman tending to a garden. Agents were given a psychological exam.
Experiment No. 2
Subject: D-2039-56, female, Asian, 23, no existing conditions.
Procedure: Subject is to play SCP-X-1 using SCP-X. Subject is told to focus on the appearance of any people it sees. Subject is to be monitored and recorded.
Results: Subject fell unconscious upon playing SCP-X-1. After approximately 8 minutes, subject stood back up and knocked on the door. Subject describes the man as "Caucasian, blondish, tall, around his late twenties." Subject claimed that the couple were pruning roses. When asked to describe the woman, subject claimed to have not paid any attention to her.
Experiment No. 3
Subject: D-2039-56
Procedure: Subject is to play SCP-X-2 using SCP-X. Subject is to be monitored and recorded.
Results: Subject fell unconscious for approximately 4 minutes. Subject claimed that the couple were painting the walls of a house together. Subject claimed that it appeared that they were painting a nursery.
Experiment No. 4
Subject: D-2039-56
Procedure: Subject is to play SCP-X-3 using SCP-X. Subject is to be monitored and recorded.
Results: Subject fell unconscious for 2 minutes. Subject claimed that the couple appeared to be in a doctor's office. Subject stated that the woman appeared to be pregnant. Subject described the scene as an ultrasound. When asked how subject knew, it claimed, "I've seen enough of these things from Grey's Anatomy to know what they are!"
Experiment No. 5
Subject: D-2039-56
Procedure: Subject is to play SCP-X-4 using SCP-X. Subject is to be monitored and recorded.
Results: Subject fell unconscious for approximately 3 minutes. Subject described the scenario as a "Baby Shower." Subject claimed that the shower was "Crazy" and "Off the Hook." Subject claims that throughout the entire party, champagne corks flew, even though most of the bottles were only half-empty. When questioned about why it noticed, subject replied, "I thought it was a waste of good liquor." Subject was reprimanded.
Experiment No. 6
Subject: D-2039-56
Procedure: Subject is to play SCP-X-5 using SCP-X. Subject is to be monitored and recorded.
Results: Subject fell unconscious for approximately 6 minutes. Subject slammed on the door with a fist instead of knocking. Subject was somewhat depressed. When asked why, subject replied with nothing but a blank stare. When asked to describe what it saw, subject instead of talking in its usual vigor, droned on monotonously. Subject described the scene as, "A store with yellow tape around the building, with the woman dead on the floor." When asked to go into further detail, subject refused to speak, and asked to go to sleep.
Experiment No. 7
Subject: D-2039-56
Procedure: Subject is to play SCP-X-6 using SCP-X. Subject is to be given 50mL Sertraline 30 minutes beforehand. Subject is to be monitored and recorded.
Results: Subject fell unconscious for approximately 7 minutes. Subject had to be dragged out on the account that it had become severely depressed after listening to SCP-X-6. Subject refused to talk until it was threatened with termination. Subject claimed that, “The man was kneeling at a grave with flowers.” When asked to elaborate, subject sighed, then continued. “He was crying. He left the flowers, then sat in his car.” Subject then requested a break.
Experiment No. 8
Subject: D-2039-56
Procedure: Subject is to play SCP-X-7 using SCP-X. Subject is to be given 75mL Sertraline 30 minutes beforehand. Subject is to be monitored and recorded.
Results: Subject fell unconscious for approximately 2 minutes. Subject stood up normally and knocked on the door. Subject was questioned but did not respond to anything. When questioned repeatedly, subject whispered “It doesn’t matter anymore.” When subject was pressed on the meaning, subject began to repeatedly slam its head into the table. Personnel were unable to revive subject.
Note: Please refrain from playing SCP-X-7 in the future. We do not want to waste any life possible and frankly, the cleaning bill is going through the roof.
Experiment No. 9
Subject: D-2062-54, female, Hispanic, 38, deaf.
Procedure: Subject is play SCP-X-1 using SCP-X. Subject is to be monitored and recorded.
Results: Subject was not affected. Subject was asked if it could hear or see anything out of the ordinary. Subject claimed to not have heard anything. Subject said it was "disappointed."
Experiment No. 10
Subject: D-2041-08, male, African-American, 27, no existing conditions.
Procedure: Subject is to listen to a recording of Experiment No. 3. Subject is to be closely monitored.
Results: Subject was not affected. Subject only heard a recording of The Flower Duet. Subject was given a psychological exam.
Experiment No. 11
Subject: D-2041-17, male, Caucasian, 56, no existing conditions.
Procedure: Subject is to play SCP-X-3 using a standard gramophone. Subject is to be monitored and recorded.
Results: SCP-X-3, instead of playing Humoresque, emitted a screeching noise. Subject did not fall unconscious, but complained of a ringing sound in its ears. Subject was given a psychological exam.
Experiment No. 12
Subject: D-2041-23, female, Caucasian, 43, convicted of two counts of ████████████.
Procedure: Subject is to play an ordinary vinyl recording of The Beatles’ Abbey Road in SCP-X. Subject is to be monitored and recorded.
Results: A highly distorted version of Abbey Road was played. Subject did not fall unconscious, but was extremely traumatized. A Class B amnestic was administered.
Experiment No. 13
Subject: One live chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes.)
Procedure: Subject is to be locked in a room with SCP-X. A guard wearing soundproof headphones is to play SCP-X-3 using SCP-X and exit immediately after.
Results: Subject fell unconscious upon activation. When SCP-X-2 finished playing, subject was extremely agitated. Cause is still unknown.
Experiment No. 14
Subject: D-2041-23, female, Hispanic, 41, no existing conditions.
Procedure: Subject is to listen to the recording of Experiment No. 9. Guards with Level 3 Security Clearance are to be stationed at the entrance. Guards are to be armed with tranquilizer darts and medical personnel are to be on standby.
Results: Subject did not fall unconscious, however, subject was mumbling something inaudible. When questioned, subject claimed that it heard screeching in an unknown language. Subject displayed signs of fear. When questioned, subject began seizing. Subject was given an anesthetic. A Class A amnestic was administered.
Experiment No. 15
Subject: D-2041-32, male, Caucasian, 37, charged with █████ and ████████████.
Procedure: Subject is to play SCP-X-1 using SCP-X. After exactly 4 minutes, two guards wearing soundproof headphones are to evacuate subject out of the area of effect.
Results: Subject was dragged out at exactly 4 minutes. Once subject had left area of effect, it immediately woke up. When questioned, subject claimed that it was watching a man and a woman tending to a garden.
Experiment No. 16
Subject: D-2062-43, female, Asian, 43, diagnosed with clinical depression.
Procedure: Subject is to be put in a medically induced coma. Subject is to be placed inside the room of SCP-X. A guard wearing soundproof headphones is to play SCP-X-3 using SCP-X.
Results: Subject gradually woke up after SCP-X-3 finished playing without having to be taken out of anesthesia. Subject claimed to vaguely remember a man in a doctor's office. Subject was given a Class B amnestic.
Note: It seems although SCP-X may have some medical use. More testing is required.
Experiment No. 17
Subject: D-2062-49, male, Asian, 21, was in a coma at time of experiment due to a car collision.
Procedure: Subject is to follow the same instructions as Experiment No. 15. Subject is to be monitored for 24 hours after experiment. Dr. Mendoza is to be notified if subject's condition changes.
Results: Subject came out of the coma after approximately 18 hours. Subject was extremely disorientated. See interview log for details.
Addendum X-B: The following Interview Log is the transcript of Experiment No. 17.
Interviewer: Dr. Mendoza
Interviewed: D-2062-49
Interview Date: 09, 14, 20██
Subject was given a Class A amnestic and fake memories were implanted after the interview.
<BEGIN LOG: INTERVIEW NO. 1, SCP-X>
Dr. Mendoza: Hello.
D-2062-49: Um, Hi. (Pauses.) What happened?
Dr. Mendoza: You were in a coma.
D-2062-49: Oh… I… kinda remember?
Dr. Mendoza: You were in a car crash.
D-2062-49: Yeah, I remember that. Where… am I?
Dr. Mendoza: You are in a… research facility.
D-2062-49: Oh, okay. I'm, uh, guessing that you guys want to ask me some questions?
Dr. Mendoza: Yes. Now, I'm going to ask you some questions to make sure your memory hasn't been impaired. Do you understand?
D-2062-49: Yeah, I guess. I'm just really confused by all this.
Dr. Mendoza: Understandable. Anyways, what is your name?
D-2062-49: Um, uh, Nathan [REDACTED]. Yeah, I think that's my name.
Dr. Mendoza: Where do you live?
D-2062-49: (Pauses.) [REDACTED], Canada.
Dr. Mendoza: Okay. (Marks down on clipboard.) What school do you go to?
D-2062-49: [REDACTED] University of [REDACTED].
Dr. Mendoza: Good. What was the name of your childhood pet?
D-2062-49: Uh, I think it was Rabbit. Yeah, I know, weird name for a dog.
Dr. Mendoza: Your memory seems to be fine. Okay, 2062-49, is there anything you would like before we begin?
D-2062-49: Please, don't call me that.
Dr. Mendoza: Excuse me?
D-2062-49: Don't call me 2069 or whatever it was you said! Please, call me Nathan. I'm still human.
Dr. Mendoza: Alright then, "Nathan". Do you remember anything from while you were unconscious?
D-2062-49: (Pauses.) I…
Dr. Mendoza: (Watches intently.) Yes?
D-2062-49: I'm… not really sure. Maybe?
Dr. Mendoza: Maybe?
D-2062-49: I mean, I couldn't really feel anything, so…
Dr. Mendoza: Please, think deeper.
D-2062-49: (Pauses.) I mean, I kinda remember a… man? I think.
Dr. Mendoza: (Notes something.) That's good. Could you describe this man?
D-2062-49: He was… blonde? I think?
Dr. Mendoza: Very good! Anything else?
D-2062-49: Um… He was…uh… tall.
Dr. Mendoza: And?
D-2062-49: (Pauses.) I'm sorry, I can't think of anything else.
Dr. Mendoza: Alright, then Nathan. Anything else before we continue?
D-2062-49: (Exhales.)) No, it's fine.
Dr. Mendoza: Alright. Good. Now, what was the man doing?
D-2062-49: I… don't remember. I've never seen this guy. Why do I have a memory of him?
Dr. Mendoza: I'm not sure. Please, think deeper.
D-2062-49: (Pauses.)) I'm really sorry. I really can't remember.
Dr. Mendoza: Well, thank you. I hope you get better soon. Do you have any questions?
D-2062-49: Will I see you again?
Dr. Mendoza: (Stands up and pauses.) No, I don't think so. Goodbye.
<END LOG: INTERVIEW NO. 1, SCP-X>
Note: SCP-X appears to have the ability to take people out of a comatose state. It may have a practical use.
Addendum X-D: All future SCP-X-7 experiments are to be attended by Dr. Mendoza and medical personnel.
