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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be stored in a standard sound-proof, light containment safe. The safe itself is to be placed in a normal 8x10 foot containment chamber, with an adjoining observation chamber, accessible via a level two security clearance. One security guard of level two clearance is to be stationed outside of SCP-XXXX's containment chamber at all times. Access to testing SCP-XXXX may only be accomplished with approval of a on-site supervisor with level three clearance.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a wooden, antique radio, matched with a non-functional spherical lens, created by a company of yet, unknown origin. Anylasis on SCP-XXXX revealed the date "1927" was welded to the back of SCP-XXXX, also paired with presumable initials of the creator, "N.K." Records from popular radio companies from the 20th century have been ruled out, as no blueprints or mentions of any designs similar to SCP-XXXX's appearance have located. The lens is most presumably a screen for broadcasting media through radio waves, which is strange as television or radio talk shows were not common at the time. Most noticeable, SCP-XXXX is able to "listen" to personnel within a five foot radius. It has been determined through testing that SCP-XXXX is able to understand certain "key" phrases and activate itself by playing any form of media through it's speaker system. Media that wouldn't typically be able to transmit through radio can be played on SCP-XXXX. Noted media and files that can/have been played through SCP-XXXX include: MP4, MP3, AVI, WAV, M4V, and OGG file formats respectively. Means on how SCP-XXXX is able to transmit media through itself is currently unknown, and testing proves unable to find a source. Whilst in the vicinity of SCP-XXXX, any movie, or online audio/video clip is heard in SCP-XXXX's radius, the media will play. Key words such as "louder," "quieter," mute," "pause," and "play" have been noted to have effect on SCP-XXXX accordingly. The loudest amount of noise produced through SCP-XXXX was measured at being approximately 127 db (decibels).
