Canteen second manipulation
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This was the second audio recording made using a canteen with battery acid added to distort the sound. The effect made the speaker's voice crackly and distorted as it was overwhelmed by bleeps and crackles, especially when speaking louder, though the words could still be understood. The background ambience from the original recording did not come through due to the loud distortion drowning it out as the altered voice was quieter.
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