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SCP-XXXX apon containment
Containment procedures: SCP-XXXX is to remain on a steel table in a sealed 3.9 m, 3.9 m, 3.9 m Anechoic airtight chamber. The noise detecting light on the outside of SCP-XXXX's chamber is to be checked for signs of disrepair and if broken is to be fixed immediately. SCP-XXXX is to be checked by monthly for signs of activation and if SCP-XXXX is activated, is to be reported immediately to the nearest sight director and cataloged. Whenever SCP-XXXX is active, all personnel within a 23-meter radius of SCP-XXXX's containment cell door is to be evacuated, and one C-class personnel is to be equipped with a complete noise-canceling helmet to deactivate SCP-XXXX.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a Sharp multi-band deluxe fv-1710 shortwave radio with all the standard knobs and dials.
SCP-XXXX's primary anomalous property manifests whenever music is played from it. Upon hearing the music, anyone within a 21-meter radius will begin to display emotional/psychological responses that correspond with emotions associated with the music in question. These responses are typically severe in nature.
Music played from SCP-XXXX can still affect subjects through any form of live transmissions (ex: intercoms, microphones, and live television) with the same effect, but pre-recorded audio/video of the music that's from SCP-XXXX has no effect on subjects. SCP-XXXX radius of effect is based on if the subject being able to hear it. Despite SCP-XXXX's maximum volume being 60 dB, If SCP-XXXX is left on for a prolonged amount of time it's volume will increase by .3 dB after a song is played from SCP-XXXX. SCP-XXXX has also been known to play songs by artists that have never even been released to the public.
Tests with SCP-XXXX's durability show that SCP-XXXX is acid resistant, water/fireproof, not affected by magnets, and can endure pressures exceeding 230,000 psi. Despite SCP-XXXX's near indestructibility, any subject who directly tries to destroy SCP-XXXX will be met with SCP-XXXX starting to play music commonly heard from a music box. Upon hearing this music, any subject within SCP-XXXX's radius of effect and who can hear the music will proceed to attempt to commit suicide with any means they have available. During this time SCP-XXXX will continue to play the music until everyone within its radius of effect is gone or terminated. Although SCP-XXXX can affect anyone regardless of they're psionic resistance scale, any subject who suffers from Auditory Processing issues (Ex. Autism) or is deaf will not be affected by SCP-XXXX's music.
SCP-XXXX was first discovered on September 13, [REDACTED] after a raid on a warehouse owned by GOI Church of the broken God, after multiple noise complaints from the warehouse. Upon further inspection of the property, it was discovered that all (except for one) Church members present in the warehouse were all found dead due to self-mutilation
TEST LOGS
Test 92-Delta: Four D-class personnel were placed in a room with SCP-XXXX. When the D-class personnel entered the room they were told to turn SCP-XXXX to station 107.1 and turn it on. Once the music from SCP-XXXX's start to play music all the D-class personnel in the cell started to brutally rip each other apart with their bare hands while SCP-XXXX played hardcore death metal. When SCP-XXXX was done playing the song all D-class personnel was all deceased because due to them assaulting each other: NO SURVIVORS.
Test 64-Theta: On the fourth of September 2004, one(1) D-class personnel was placed in a cell with a steel baseball bat and SCP-XXXX. Upon entering the cell with SCP-XXXX, D-2211 was told to pick up the baseball bat and attempt to destroy SCP-XXXX. When D-2211 picked up the baseball bat and was about to swing the bat and strike SCP-XXXX, but before D-2211 was able to swing the bat below D-2211's shoulders, SCP-XXXX started playing music similar to a circus music box that caused D-2211 to freeze for five seconds. Upon playing of the music D-2211 began to violently bash at his own skull with the baseball bat. After 1 minute of repeated blunt force trauma to the skull, D-2211 died due to his injuries to himself.
