Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does this bulb make an irritating  noise?
Document: Other than not in practice being dimmeable, it's a good bulb. But I'm sure there are bulbs out there that can be dimmed and NOT make noise.
I love these lights. They are bright and an excellent  replacement for the CFLs. I use a different bulb where dimming is used because these make a noise when dimmed, but they are great for regular uses.
Tried four different bulbs of this kind on two different regular lamp sockets - no dimmer involved. If you have normal hearing, they make an irritating hum. No problem with a Cree or Ikea bulbs on same sockets. This is ridiculous Phillips doesn't know how to make a bulb that doesn't hum. Avoid these, defective and way overpriced.
I say stick with Cree bulbs because they are better engineered and don't make noise and can be placed in an enclosed fixture... even though that little dark spot on the tip is annoying.
Nice quality of light. Warm and easy to work or live with. Dimming is just OK. It make a bit of noise and blinks a bit at lower light levels. I hope it lasts as long as advertised.
I am sure the Chinese will pirate this design soon but I fear, once again, their quality will fall short.I am now beginning to change out all of my 60w lamps. I have tried the off brands sold by Lowe's and Home Depot; save yourself time and money. The Utilitech lamps make an annoying humming noise and the Sylvania are ugly and still at $20.
Bought four of these from a local store, returned them. After a short while they begin to make a very loud buzzing noise. Two were in ordinary ceiling fixture (no dimmer) and two were in lamps, all four were very loud.We've got lots of other LED bulbs, including other Philips and some off brands and some inexpensive unnamed Chinese ones and none of them are audible even in a lamp on a side-table.
I don't know why, but when I first tried these out, I could hear a slight popping noise about a minute after they started up. Then the bulbs would make the same feint popping noise every 4-5 minutes. After using these light bulbs for a bit, they stopped making the noise while they were on. then they started to make the same noise when they were recently turned off, only slightly louder and it would stop after about 5-6 minutes of being off.
I bought this bulb to replace a cfl that died. Produces good light and fits in a standard space.I also tried it in a dimming socket. It didn't make a hum any worse than a cree bulb. Only noticeable when I put my ear right up near the bulb.
I was worried that the distribution or flow of light from this LED bulb would be inconsistent. It proved to be very comparable to a regular incandescent bulb of about 60 watts.I have not tested this bulb with a dimmer. I have other LED bulbs from another manufacture that make a low buzzing sound when dimmed.
Answer: yes