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My uncle told me in a similar situatikn he would duck tape a fog horn cannister on and throw it in the yard early in the am wnd they would get a clue...

Even better/worse, get a tape of a beginner playing bagpipes. I have heard my uncle when he started and I can't think of much that was worse to hear.

Snowflakes screaming because hildabitch lost.

I might know a guy who put skunk scent in a guy's car air intake. The guy was too far gone to understand what happened. But you might not understand the things going on after shift in a corrections institution parking lot. There's a bit of energy going to come out somehow. Interesting behavior. Be Well. Rusty

Buy an old McCulloch 10-10 chainsaw, and earmuffs (you'll need em).
When the music starts, cut something.
If that doesn't work after a couple weeks, start running it about an hour after you think
he went to sleep.

I don't know if I might've blown their speakers out or not but I kinda doubt it. How I got the idea in the first place was my mother-in-law used to be playing her electric organ and she'd sometimes get 'bleed-over' come through the organ speakers from truckers passing nearby talking on their linear amplified CB radios. Never caused any problems with the organ speakers.

Have a cousin that faked like he was deathly sick and passed on church one Sunday but got busted talking 'skip' when his voice shouting out his well known CB handle bled through the churches PA speakers. Didn't harm their speakers, either.

He caught big h-e-l-l when his highly embarrassed wife got home from church, though.

Good grief, I would have to go knock on my neighbours doors to see if they are home...and if there were ever some noise or other I would rush over to see if I could help.

Must suck to live in a city.

Just call the cops and be done with it. You've said you've already spoken to him.


60yo hanging out in the garage, good tunes on, probably a cold beer and working on his hot rod. Sounds like good therapeutic times to be had to me. Go grab a couple of cold ones and join him...maybe bring up the noise thing towards the end of the 6pack.

This.

Bingo...


Things like the above always reinforce my determination to never, EVER live inside some city limits...

Play this when You leave the house https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wvQVC1FB-8

I'd see if my community had a decibel limit on noise during the day and if it does, get the cops involved to make him turn it down.

I live in the suburbs in farm country ...Guy bought my mother's house next four-year at then died his son has it now. Old man was a great guy his kid really is not too bad but loves loud rock music. His enjoyment ends at my property line.

Christ I just want him to turn it down not eat his gun!!!

curious, a dB meter has to be constantly calibrated to be admissible the way I understand, like a radar gun, how would a phone ap be good? I suppose it would at least give you an idea.

Also need to read the ordinances, its usually X dB at X feet away between the hours of X and Y

New neighbor three houses away decided to play their stereo LOUD at 3 AM. Woke us up from a deep sleep. Walked over to talk to them, but they wouldn't answer the door. Called the police, but they wouldn't come by unless I was willing to sign a complaint. I was, and they came by. They were surprised the noise was down the block, and the adjacent neighbors hadn't called yet either. No more music at odd hours.

Only time I called the police on a neighbor. I gave them a chance to turn it down. Didn't want to be near the place known as a party house.

We often hear other neighbors having family get togethers and have music playing. No big deal. After 10 PM, it usually starts winding down. I don't mow my lawn at dawn because some people are still sleeping.

Had young man move across the street from me. He and his girl friend/ sparring partner would fight and he get his a$$ handed to him. She would leave and he would drink. The drunker he got the louder the music. One night Thursday I got home at 2:30am( worked 2nd shift) and I head the noise 2blocks away. Get in the house the wife and kids are still up(9and 7 yrs old). So I go over and ask him to turn it down. He did for a few minutes then loader then before. So I call the local pd and they go see him and he got mouthy and push a officer. So off to jail he go. Saturday he,s back and drunk again about midnight I go over ask him to turn it down and get told where I could go. Back come the PD and he turns it down but still loud enough to hear in my house. So Sunday morning 7:00am I couldn’t sleep so I went to the shop and opened the overhead door and started planning (18”6hp with a dust collector). About 10 minutes later here comes the Pd. They and I both knew that the noise ordinance are from 10:00 pm to 7:00am. The officer said hi to me and went over and advices him of it. Hungover very little sleep and having to listen to that planer must have been just the lesson he needed he never play his music loud after 10:00!

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"We often hear other neighbors having family get togethers and have music playing. No big deal. After 10 PM, it usually starts winding down."

Most of my neighbors are Mexican and when they have a party, 2 to 3 AM is about when they start to wind down. FWIW, I do hate Marichi music. Cinco de Mayo just recently passed and it got loud. My next door neighbor usually comes by the days after and apologizes if he thinks we might be disturbed by the party noise. He's a petty good guy so I just let it slide and sleep a bit later. I've lived in this neighborhood for 40 years now so I guess maybe I've just gotten used to it.

We do have one punk that lives across the alley about 100 yards south of my house who has a very powerful sound system in his truck. He'd play it all hours of the night as loud as it could go. The cops were called multiple times and it'd be good for a few days then it would start up maybe a week later. Then, all of a sudden it stopped. He still played it but nowhere at full blast. I heard a rumor that some of his closer neighbors went and and had a serious discussion him but regardless if that's true or not, the midnight hours are hell of a lot quieter now.

I don't know just how powerful his system was but the bass was such that my wife's knick knacks would move around on the shelf and the windows vibrated.
Paul B.

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