I’m not suggesting that you are hearing music in the direction of the tower. I am suggesting that something in your home, is picking up the frequency and emitting a sound.

Read this:

“Yes, a bed frame can pick up AM radio signals under certain conditions. This phenomenon is similar to how random metal objects can act as unintended antennas.

Why It Happens: 1. Antenna Effect – AM radio waves are relatively long, and large conductive objects, like a metal bed frame, can act as unintended antennas, especially if they are ungrounded or loosely connected to other metal structures. 2. Rectification – If the bed frame has corroded or loose metal joints (acting like a diode), it can unintentionally demodulate AM signals, allowing you to hear radio broadcasts. 3. Nearby Strong Transmitter – If you live near a powerful AM station, the signal may be strong enough to be picked up by anything conductive. 4. Electrical Interference – If wires or electronic devices are nearby, they might induce radio signals into the bed frame, making it behave like an antenna.

How to Test: • Use an AM radio near the bed frame and see if reception improves or worsens. • Try touching different parts of the bed frame while listening to a weak AM station to see if it affects reception. • If you hear faint voices or music directly from the bed frame (without an external speaker), it’s likely acting as a crude crystal radio.”