Arman Keskin

Acoustic tinkerer who built our crib-distance rig and maintains our reference library of decibel and frequency plots. He turns lab data into clear picks for specific rooms.

If it isn’t safe and smooth at the crib, it isn’t suitable, regardless of marketing.

At my niece’s nursery, a ‘quiet’ machine measured 58 dBA at the crib and masked her father’s voice but not the HVAC rumble. That night, I realized marketing claims mean little without crib-distance data. I built a rig to measure spectra and levels before recommending anything.

I weight measured decibel and spectral smoothness over smart features or aesthetics.