Thanks Tangled I'll check that. My experiment by inserting the AirSense into a polystyrene Omaha Steaks box didn't work due the chemical smell from the holes I drilled into the box. The sound machine did work however and I did manage to get off to sleep without too much bother. The Escape is much ea...

The machine itself seems very nice apart from the breathing noise which I find very disturbing particularly as I don't get it on my 6 year old Escape. I prefer to sleep with my wife and not Darth Vader. I'm giving it another go tonight with the unit on the floor inside a large polystyrene box and a ...

Pump noise itself is not the issue. The AirSense is quieter than the Escape no question. The problem is the breathing noise when I inhale which is amplified by the AirSense.

I will try CPAP mode on its own.

The pressure on the Escape was 12 I believe and the pressure on this is set to 7 to 14. The EPR is on and set to 2. It doesn't make a difference off or on. It's not the mask or the tubing, the noise is coming from the machine. As for it being the humidifier it's in as far as it will go and I even tr...

I got a new unit a week ago it's an ResMed AirSense 10 Autoset. I've been using a ResMed Escape for the last 6 years so I'm not new to CPAP at all. What I'm finding with the AirSense 10 is that I have my inhalation echoed to me from the machine. It's very disconcerting to hear your own breathing whe...