kevboy73 New Member

Joined: 02 Jul 2010 Posts: 2 Location: UK
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Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2010 10:40 am Post subject: Any solution to this problem? |
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Hi all. I realise this post is a little outside the usual but I'm looking for something that will disturb, disrupt or interfere with stereo sound.
What I'm looking for is something that would interfere with my extremely noisy neighbours stereo more or less silently and something that I can turn off when their music reaches a reasonable level. The idea is I'd turn this on anytime the music is blaring and turn it off again when the noise level goes back down. Hopefully they'll think there's something wrong with their stereo when they have the volume up full blast and learn to keep it down or else they get interference through the stereo.
I know many different things like mobile/cell phones can interfere with the quality of sound coming from speakers including interference from walls, other electrical equipment and electromagnetic waves. I have been told that a CB radio with the antenna placed against the wall might interfere with the broadcasting from next door. I wondered if anyone here could shed some light on this before I purchase one or if any of you guys could come up with another effective solution?
You see, we live in a mature residential area and new tenants have moved in next door to us in a terraced estate. I love music as much as the next guy but these guys are blaring everything from novelty songs to the worst dance and rave music I've ever heard at 2, 3 and 4am. My first reaction was to do the same back or get a loan of a huge amp from a friend and blast them out of it. That only turns up the general noise level when our family are trying to sleep and it's not fair on my nice neighbour on the other side of me. There is nobody in the house on the opposite side of the noisy neighbours so I'm the only complainer. One of them is the landlords daughter. (It's actually her grannies house) and he thinks the sun shines out of her a**. The police won't do anything, they say it's a civil matter and neither will the local council as they only look after industrial noise pollution. I'm at my wits end and this is really getting to us. My wife is pregnant, we're both trying to keep a job and the constant blaring means we're hardly sleeping at all and she's already exhausted as it is.
Does anyone have a solution?
Thanks
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