I guess the more I drink the louder it gets. According to my wife. Anyone else have this problem?

Do I need to explain anything to you????:)

I do. Fortunately my kids rooms are on the other side of the house. Unfortunately they are light sleepers, but fortunately again, I don't drink that often.

So you have had this problem too? Who doesn't like to enjoy there favorite drink with thier music?

Before you start drinking, hide the remote. Too drunk to remember where you put it, too lazy to get up and use the volume knob. Problem solved.

I was with friends at my apt at school, we were intoxicated to say the least and turned it up the whole way. My ears hurt the next day and when I looked at the volume on my receiver I remembered why.

noooooooooooooo, neverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

I've had the police show up once at about 3 am because my bass was too loud. Needless to say, I was still up at 3am because I was drinking. I only got a warning though.

Yes

I've had the police show up once

I lived next door to a cop..

He moved
;)

alcohol reduces your hearing sensitivity. You can look it up. The reduced sensitivity, however, does not protect your ears from the ill effects of high decibel listening. A potential quandry . . .

Get the wife drunk. Problem solved. Anybody else need help?

the more i drink, the louder the wife gets, have to turn it up to compensate

I enjoy sipping on a couple o' cocktails and cranking some good tunes. Fortunately, my setup is in the basement and doesn't disturb the wife and lil' ones... too much. Rock on!http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/BBS/images/smiles/bandsmilie.gif

alcohol reduces your hearing sensitivity. You can look it up. The reduced sensitivity, however, does not protect your ears from the ill effects of high decibel listening. A potential quandry . . .

Went to Club Mur Mur in the Borgata. When we got there the music was way too loud for my ears. After a few drinks, it was not loud enough. After we left, we were screaming at each other. That's why drunk people are so loud.

I am never drunk, but its always too loud! :D

All you can hear from my room is BOOM BOOM BOOOOOM BOOM.

alcohol reduces your hearing sensitivity. You can look it up. The reduced sensitivity, however, does not protect your ears from the ill effects of high decibel listening. A potential quandry . . .





what...???

I am not sure if I play it too loud when I am drinking because..... I am always....

Drunk + volume control = broken speakers

Both times the police have been to my place for loud music I have not been drinking.

My general rule is to avoid doing things that draw police attention when under the influence. Nothing good usually comes from being drunk and involved with police.

It can never be too loud.

It can never be too loud.

Then obviously your stereo is lacking. ;)