K3dz1oR wrote:I already had my first complaints from the neighbors. I left my friend in the apartment and left the block myself. I told him to play such a small bass test and see what the reaction will be outside. I will say that the windows shook nicely. the only worst thing about it all was that a neighbor downstairs suddenly jumped out of the hut and shouted to me: stop doing any experiments for me here, this is not a single-family house that you can listen to yourself so loudly, if you were in my apartment, you would know what I am experiencing. .. ( earthquake???)
Do not cross the border. Are you "blowing" 120dB in a block and are you counting on praise, maybe? Why did you not come to his apartment with your neighbor to see "with your own ears" how disruptive the loud music from behind several walls / ceilings can be? Put yourself in the neighbors' place - would you like, for example, to listen to a hammer drill every day, because someone likes to drill themselves in the walls for relaxation (of course, between 6 and 22 o'clock)? More understanding
.K3dz1oR wrote:but damn people I don't listen to this music after 10 pm, do they have the right to scare me, the police, if I listen loudly before 10 pm ???
Not only to scare you. The police and city guard may intervene (disturb the peace), there may be problems in the housing cooperative (the tenant is flagrant or persistent against the house order) and ZAIKS (public playback) may also be stubborn. In addition, neighbors can bring a lawsuit based on neighborhood law.
