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Item #: SCP-4258
Object Class: Euclid
SCP-4258 in its isolated cell.
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4258 is kept in a 2m, 2m, 2m, Square cell in site ███ and is surrounded by a thick laying of sound-proof isolation, ██ meters from any life forms.
The cell is to be monitored everyday with 15 minute time frames and under NO circumstances is anyone permitted inside its cell without level 3 access and sound proof protection.
Description:
SCP-4258 is a late 1930's Record Player found in a WW2 air-force base.
SCP-4258 plays different music each day and usually in a different genre, each song having a different affect on the body. In some circumstances, it has affects similar to the damage a person get from playing an instrument, in more extreme cases, subjects have driven to the point of extreme pain.
SCP-4258-1
SCP-4258 still in WW2 air force base, subject-1 is admitted to SCP-4258's music resulting in broken hands and loss of ability to speak, reported song played was Mr. Blue Sky, by Electric Light Orchestra.
SCP-4258-2
SCP-4258 is moved to site ███ and is under going testing, subject-2 is wearing a sound-proof bluetooth headphones. Once inside SCP-4258's cell, subject two begins reaching for the headphones and trying to let loose of the straps holding him down. After testing, subject-2 is reported with two broken wrists, blindness and extreme bliss, (smiling from ear to ear continuously). Song playing was in the hall of the mountain king, by Grieg.
SCP-4258-3
SCP-4258 is still in site ███ and now is under full sound protection, subject-3 is now wearing full sound proof protection gear and a bluetooth audio earplug. After 10 seconds in the cell subject-3 screams 'It burns! continuously until audio cuts out. When subject-3 is pulled out and examined he is marked with 3rd and 2nd degree burns over subject-3's body, no other symptoms were reported except for a coma which lasted 4 months.
Subject-3 wakes up saying, 'music kills, music kills, music kills.' and starts to thrash to get out of his personal cell. Reported song was September, by Earth, Wind & Fire.
