Dale Botkin wrote:
>
> Of course, you will probably kill all of your own electronice devices
> several time during testing; you may also disable everything in some
> unintended victims' apartments as well, but hey - if you're going to make
> an omelette you have to break a few eggs, right?


My aren't we all very destructive today? ;o)
Here's a solution both amusing and illegal from
an ex-repairer of appliances;

Sneak into his house and put a hefty 1 ohm resistor
inside each speaker box in PARALLEL with the speaker
cone. His amp will be much queiter but still working
on low volume levels. However, each time he cranks
it up to get the neighbour-annoying sound levels he
will cook his amplifier and either have to get it
repaired or buy a new amp. It might be a good idea to
check if his amp has speaker fuses, and replace them
with automotive 20 amp ones.

The really sneaky thing is that he probably won't
work out that the problem is in the speakers, as they
appear to work normally, and he will just keep blowing
amps or probably train himself to listen to music
much quieter from now on... ;o)

And this IS a joke by the way. :o)
-Roman

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