How loud is Game 5? Decibel Meter will tell you

VANCOUVER -- Canucks were loud outside of Rogers Arena by early afternoon and the local 5 p.m. Pacific time start for Game 5. Horns blaring, lots of Go Canucks Go. Everyone seemed confident, and you get the idea that local fans are nervous, they are going to work through the anxiety with some noise. There's been lots of talk about who will score the first goal.

Check out the NHL.com Decibel Meter if it's Vancouver.

Put your eyes and ear to the noisy list:

EVENT/OCCURRENCE	TIME OF PERIOD	DECIBEL READING	COMPARISON
Rock music during Lozo's NHL.com live chat	Pre-game	102-111dB	Motorcycle/ Power saw
Pre-game countdown to Canucks skating onto ice	Pre-game	106dB	Power mower
We Want the Cup! We Want the Cup! chant	Pre-game	107dB	Power mower
Cheers for first two back-to-back Canucks hits	Early 1st period	104dB	Motorcycle
Cheers for three clears during penalty kill	Early 1st period	103dB	Motorcycle
Ovation for completion of penalty kill	3:39 of 1st period	108dB	Power saw
Malhotra short-handed attempt deflects off Thomas	Mid-1st period	107dB	Power mower
Strong inside Luongo saves during power play	Late 1st period	106dB	Power mower
Hansen hit on Ference during power play	Late 1st period	104dB	Motorcycle
Cheer for Malhotra when he appears on big screen	Late 1st period	102dB	Motorcycle
Cheers after Lucic called for tripping during faceoff	19:27 of 1st period	106dB	Power mower
Boos after Burrows called for penalty on same play	19:27 of 1st period	104dB	Motorcycle

NOTES:

Level at which sustained exposure may result in hearing loss: 90 - 95dB

Pain begins: 125dB

Loudest recommended exposure WITH hearing protection: 140dB

Loudest sound possible: 194dB

Statistics for the Decibel Comparison Chart were taken from a study by Marshall Chasin , M.Sc., Aud(C), FAAA, Centre for Human Performance & Health, Ontario, Canada.

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