Vitaliy wrote:

>>>I've bought some green glue to test it's damping abilities,
>>>and now I'm looking for a good sound meter. Not too expensive,
>>>but reliable. I saw a few on eBay, but wasn't sure which to pick.
>>
>>Do you really need a sound meter, or are you only after relative
>>measurements? If the latter then any microphone and AC millivoltmeter with
>>dB scale should do.
> 
> 
> I'm gathering proof for the landlord, so it needs to be fairly accurate. $50 
> or even $100 sounds like a good investment, if we can get him to pay the $k 
> necessary to fix the problem. 

Just get your local bylaw officer to come by to make a measurement for a
'noise complaint'. The ticket the landlord gets should be proof enough of
the 'problem'.

R

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