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Jan 27, 2020 07:19 AM
(This post was last modified: Jan 27, 2020 07:20 AM by normaldeve.)
always when i turn music on i hear doors closing sound from my neighbour that lives that lives behind my wall
Now this is funny because:
- i sit on sofa and have speakers so close to sofa and in my direction (opposite of direction of neighbour) and the speakers literally touch my sofa thats how close they are
- i do this so i can feel the music is louder without making it actually loud
- i dont actually listen to music on high volume
- but these speakers are big and have huge bass
im not sure, you think he hears my music? its weird that i always hear doors closing when i turn music on. hes very old like 70
BTW, i did a test, went outside of room and closed room doors. and i couldnt hear the music at all. so neighbour shouldnt be able to hear it as well
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All houses are different it depends on how thin the walls are.
Wall layers between/inside houses are thinner than layers between your house and outside.
The frequency of the song plays a role as well as the direction of your speaker and whether there's a lot of furniture around it.
In studios you see noise-reducing foam sheets on walls, your furniture acts the same and reduces the noise.
Maybe you can just ask him? Don't be shy.
Lovely.
I would imagine so. The walls inside are probably thin. Go ask him if it bothers him though, that’d be the easiest way to find out
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(Jan 27, 2020 09:54 AM)Citoa Wrote: Maybe you can just ask him? Don't be shy.
Exactly. It's really easy, OP!
Here's a 5 step program in case you have no clue where to start. Yes it's intended to be funny, not sarcastic.
< Turn on your music at your average volume
< Walk outside your door, close it, but do not forget your house keys to avoid issues further
< Walk right to your neighbour, either left or right, depending where and how you life
< Ring the door bell once, do not overdue this, to avoid issues later on
< Ask; "Hello there, neighbour. I hope your'e doing fine. May I ask; Do you hear my music right now or at your sofa?"
That's all and give me some up-to-date posts please, once you followed the steps of course haha 🤝
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(Jan 27, 2020 03:23 PM)LoremIpsum Wrote: Exactly. It's really easy, OP!
Here's a 5 step program in case you have no clue where to start. Yes it's intended to be funny, not sarcastic.
< Turn on your music at your average volume
< Walk outside your door, close it, but do not forget your house keys to avoid issues further
< Walk right to your neighbour, either left or right, depending where and how you life
< Ring the door bell once, do not overdue this, to avoid issues later on
< Ask; "Hello there, neighbour. I hope your'e doing fine. May I ask; Do you hear my music right now or at your sofa?"
That's all and give me some up-to-date posts please, once you followed the steps of course haha 🤝
Update:
> neighbour says he doesnt hear anything
> neighbour infects me with corona virus
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(Jan 27, 2020 03:36 PM)normaldeve Wrote: Update:
> neighbour says he doesnt hear anything
> neighbour infects me with corona virus
I thought you were serious in your thread, but I guess you're trolling.
Let me reply with; I assume you had a nice life while it lasted, if it should go bad. Get well soon. 🤝
It depends on how thin your walls are. In my apartment complex I could fart and my neighbors could hear it.
Why don't you ask your neighbor in person?
I assume your walls are thin, and he fasho hears it.
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