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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in its cover (~31.43 cm) to prevent damage like scratching and stains (see Test log SCP-XXXX-1e), SCP-XXXX is held in a standard household size room with a microphone so researchers can listen in to what is playing on SCP-XXXX and a window for researchers can view what the subject is doing during tests SCP-XXXX is now held in a sound proof room hooked up with a microphone that only record, at site ¦¦ to prevent SCP-XXXX's effect causing casualties, in the room is also a stand-up gramophone to play SCP-XXXX, SCP-XXXX must be checked after every test to make sure it has no scratches from the nail of the gramophone after the incident following Test SCP-XXXX-1e.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a vinyl record with no branding encased in a black cover that seems to change the audio on itself via unknown means, it can change every few hours or not change in months but it will change after every play, this "audio" is assumed that it can be anything from a country's national anthem to messages encoded in Morse code, while playing SCP-XXXX there can be anywhere from 4 seconds to 3 minutes of white noise before the actual "audio" plays, this seems to be mostly random but also has some correlation to how much time was left on the previous play but if more than an unknown amount of minutes of "audio" has been unheard before a change the next "audio" will either be too low or too high to be heard by humans, even though humans can not hear it, if someone knows about this "sound" and they "hear" it, their ears start to bleed at a rapid rate (see Test log SCP-XXXX-1c) death is caused by lack of blood circulating through out the body, this "sound" has to be heard in person or through microphone for SCP-XXXX's anomalous effect to work, this "sound" cannot be changed, if SCP-XXXX's next "audio" is this "sound" it will not be changed, the previous rule of "if more than an unknown amount of minutes of "audio" has been unheard before a change" also applies to the "sound" seen in Test SCP-XXXX-1b and 1c, but if a death is caused by the sound the next "audio" will not be this "sound" and SCP-XXXX will go back to playing random songs and messages.

Experiment Logs

+ Test SCP-XXXX-1a

[Test A - Date

12/03/¦¦
Subject:
D-4736
Procedure:
D-4736 puts SCP-XXXX on the gramophone and starts playing it, mariachi music starts to play, D-4736 sits down on the ground and seems to be enjoying the music.
Results:
4 minutes pass and D-4736 removes SCP-XXXX from the gramophone and puts SCP-XXXX back in its cover, D-4736 is escorted out of SCP-XXXX's containment room.
Analysis:
SCP-XXXX is to be played again at a later date

+ Test SCP-XXXX-1b

[Test B - Date

16/03/¦¦
Subject:
D-8437
Procedure:
D-8437 is told to play SCP-XXXX, D-8437 complies, nothing can be heard.
Results:
D-8437 stops playing SCP-XXXX after ~30 seconds and is shortly escorted out.
Analysis:
after review of the recording there is a wave length this is approximately 2 Hz, which is unhearable by humans, another test is to be done to try to get this "audio" again

+ Test SCP-XXXX-1c

[Test C - Date

22/03/¦¦
Subject:
D-¦¦¦¦
Procedure:
D-¦¦¦¦ start to play SCP-XXXX, screaming can be heard where the researchers are viewing from and researchers can be seen on the ground covering their ears, one researcher can be seen cuting the audio feed between the two rooms and all except three researchers start to get up and leave their room to presumably go to the med bay which is backed up by med bay records.
Results:
D-¦¦¦¦ stops playing SCP-XXXX and is immediately taken out by security, the three researchers that were still laying down were confirmed dead around 5 minutes later, all personnel involved in this test were given amnestics to forget the "sound" caused by SCP-XXXX to prevent casualties.
Analysis:
SCP-XXXX is to be moved to Site-¦¦ and is to be placed in a sound proof room, researchers are to wear ear stoppers while testing

+ Test SCP-XXXX-1e

[Test E - Date

29/03/¦¦
Subject:
D-7846
Procedure:
SCP-XXXX is left out to gather dust, after a few weeks of being out in the open D-7846 is told to play SCP-XXXX
Results:
A Morse code message starts to play, while its being recorded it is also being decoded, after its been played D-7846 is escorted out and the message is read, it says "If this message is found then you must of found this disk and let it collect dust, this is a warning if this disk is to gather dust again then the results will be… unpleasant to say the least."
Analysis:
Considering SCP-XXXX's previous experiments, SCP-XXXX is to be left alone in its case and not to be touched