Sound Sleep SE – Sound Machine

Description Description: Sound Sleep SE is the world’s most advanced sound machine to help you sleep better. It offers 64 distinct sound profiles scientifically engineered to promote deeper sleep, relaxation, and renewal. Unlike other “White Noise” sound machines, Sound Sleep SE uses naturally recorded, high-definition sounds that constantly evolve and never loop, eliminating all audio repetition for real-world natural sound experiences. In addition, the SE features patented Adaptive Sound technology empowering the machine to intelligently listen to your environment and automatically raise volume to mask out unwanted noises. With “Adaptive” mode on you get a smart machine giving you the best volume experience. Better Sleep for a Better Life Nothing beats a good night’s sleep for being ready to take on the challenges of a new day. The Sound Sleep SE can help you get the rest you deserve with soothing background sounds designed to block ambient noise and put you at ease. And, we think it will give you some of the best sleep you’ve ever had. Person with Speaker Standing Next to Clouds During a Sunset Real Sounds from Actual Recordings Basic sleep sound machines offer only basic sounds. Sound Sleep SE is different. Sound Sleep team of audio enthusiasts have recorded hundreds of environmental and nature sounds, and then carefully mastered them to sound wonderful on the high fidelity speaker. Non-Looping Audio Your brain automatically detects patterns, and that’s why sound machines which simply loop the same sound can lose their effectiveness. Sound Sleep SE provides you with a unique, customized sound environment, every time, that’s realistic, natural, and effective. Adjusts to your Environment Sound Sleep SE patented Adaptive Sound technology helps you stay asleep. It constantly monitors your environment and adjusts to reduce interference from unwanted noises. It’s something that any city or apartment dweller needs, and it’s exclusive to the Sound Sleep line. Customizable Timer It’s your choice: your Sound Sleep SE can run all night, or set it to gently lower its volume and turn off once you’ve drifted off to sleep. Whether you’re sleeping all night, all day, or just taking a nap, you can control the time you need. Enjoy Audio Options Use the 3.5mm audio output to use your own speaker pillow, earbuds, or headphones to avoid disturbing others, or attach to your own portable speaker. Or, use the audio input to enjoy your own music or content on the high-fidelity speaker. Features: Weight: 2.6 lbs Dimensions: 7.5 × 5.5 × 4.5 in Color: White/Silver Power:110V AC Connectors:3.5mm audio input, 3.5mm headphone jack, USB charging ports FAQs: Will the Sound Sleep SE work outside of North America? The Sound Sleep SE can be used internationally with any AC line voltage from 100 to 240 Volts, at 50 or 60 Hz. This allows for its use in the majority of countries worldwide. The SE power cable uses a USA Type A (two-prong) adapter. Adapter kits to convert USA Type A adapters for use with… Which products have headphone/audio jacks? LectroFan EVO, Sound Sleep SE, and Sound Sleep Aquarius have a 3.5mm audio output jack. They can be used for headphones, portable powered speaker, or any audio device which has a line-level 3.5mm input. Additionally, Sound Sleep MINI and Sound Sleep SE have a 3.5mm audio input, for enjoying an audio source on the device’s high fidelity speaker. How does adaptive mode work? Sound Sleep, Sound Sleep SE and Sound Sleep MINI can automatically adjust to disruptive outside noises when you select ADAPTIVE on the control panel. They work by using a built-in microphone to listen to the environment and adjust the volume or add richness to sounds to help mask distracting noises which can disturb your sleep. What’s the difference between white, pink, and brown noise? Random-type noises, called “White Noises” as a category, help people sleep, rest, and mask unwanted sounds. While collectively called “White Noises”, selecting different frequency characteristics results in colored noises. The most common of these are white, pink, and brown noises. These are all produced by massaging random noise across the sound spectrum. White noise is…