What is the Sound Therapy World archive?
The archive records every sound and light device that the closed shop offered until 2014. It lists each item with technical details, model descriptions and the technologies that were used, preserving a factual snapshot of the inventory for former owners and researchers. No product is available for purchase; the pages exist solely as historical reference.
The purpose of the archive is to provide clear, neutral information about hardware that is no longer distributed. It includes photographs, specifications, and brief operational notes, allowing visitors to verify model numbers or compare past designs without implying any health‑related use. All content remains static and unchanging.
How can I use the listening tools?
The site hosts several browser‑based listening tools that play tones and soundscapes directly in the web page. Users simply press the built‑in play button, pause when desired, and adjust volume with the browser’s native control. No additional software, plugins or configuration steps are required, making the experience immediate and straightforward.
Each tool relies on the standard HTML5 audio element, so it works in any modern browser that supports basic playback. The interface offers only play, pause and volume, and it does not retain settings after the session ends. The tools serve as a convenient way to explore the acoustic profiles of the archived devices.
What types of products are documented?
The archive covers a range of sound generators, light modulators, and combined audio‑visual units that were sold by the shop. Items include portable tone generators, ambient light panels, and desk‑top devices that blended binaural beats with colored illumination. Each entry notes the intended environment, such as home, office or therapeutic spaces.
Descriptions focus on the physical build, power requirements, and output characteristics. For sound devices, the frequency range, waveform options and speaker type are listed. Light products detail colour spectra, intensity levels and control mechanisms. The information remains purely technical, without suggesting any therapeutic effect.
Are there specifications for the discontinued devices?
Yes, every archived entry provides a concise specification table that includes dimensions, weight, power consumption, and output parameters. Sound units list maximum decibel output, available waveforms and any built‑in filters. Light units record colour temperature ranges, lumen output and any programmable cycles that were offered at the time of sale.
The specifications are drawn from original manufacturer data and shop catalogues, ensuring accuracy for historical reference. No claims are made about performance beyond the stated technical limits, and the data is presented without endorsement of any health‑related outcomes.
Is any personal data stored by the site?
The site does not collect, store or process personal information from visitors. All pages are delivered as static HTML, and the listening tools operate entirely within the browser session. No cookies, analytics scripts or server‑side logs that identify individual users are employed on the public pages.
Because no accounts or subscriptions exist, there is no mechanism for retaining preferences, playback history or any other user‑specific data. The privacy policy reflects this minimal data handling approach, confirming that the archive and tools are purely informational and interactive without tracking.
Where can I learn more about the site?
Additional context about the shop’s history, its closure and the intent behind the archive can be found on the About page. That section explains the transition from a commercial operation to a static record and outlines the guiding principles for maintaining factual accuracy.
Visitors interested in the site’s legal framework may review the Terms and Privacy page, which details usage rights, content licensing and the limited scope of liability. Both pages are linked from the main navigation and provide transparent information about how the archive is managed.
Questions
Is the shop still open?
No, the shop closed in 2014. The website now functions only as an archive and a host for listening tools.
Can I buy products here?
All products listed in the archive are discontinued and are not available for sale.
Rebuilt from the archive of soundtherapyworld.com. Last reviewed 2026-10-27.