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06/7/2011 at 7:25am
Location: Polesworth Warwickshire Outfit: Bailey Unicorn III Valencia (LR Disco)
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I have to admit to having reservations about wiring up a system for the awning. We occasionally use music in the awning, but it is vary, very rare. OH takes a very small speaker where an Ipod fits in the top. This is still loud for the awning IMHO and even using the CD/radio player in the van at a fairly low level is an adequate volume for the awning, so as not to offend neighbours. In any case we use this Ipod dock mainly in the caravan. A more direct sound souce from the awning can cause noise polution for those around. The only time we would consider using music in the awning is if we were pitched completely away from our nearest neighbours. In practice, for us, this happens very rarely.
Taste in music can vary considerably and I can visualize a situation, and have experienced this, where a number units each wanting to play their music, slightly edging the volume up in order to overcome the volume of a neighbours music etc. Volume edging can be annoying especially for the person in the middle who actually doesn't want to listen to any music at the time, and has to but up with the resulting cacophony of sound. Even with three of us in one caravan, we have different tastes and we frequently do not wish to hear other peoples choices.
I won't even go into many other aspects, like whether folk actually listen to the music of just want something played as a background 'hum'. Personally, if I listen to music as a specific activity, I want to do it in silence without the distraction of other things.
There are sites who positively ban radios because of noise polution. In my opinion it is far better for the listening experience of the individual and for the comfort of others, for the individual to use an Ipod or other personal listening device with headphone or earphones. One then has a portable device to listen to music anywhere and at anytime. My daughter's ipod is only a few centimeters square and many youngsters and those who are a little older use these devices regularly as they walk about doing other things. I do think this is the way to go. When we go to the beach, from time to time, the three of us can be seen sitting there plugged in to ipods listening to what we want without disrupting others.
I could go on at much greater length about this, dealing with live music and music as a corporate/social activity etc., but from someone who is a professional musician of many years experience, this is my take on this very touchy subject. After saying all that, my opinion is no more important/ valid than anyone elses.
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06/7/2011 at 7:54am
Location: west country Outfit: None Entered
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An interesting post - question posed was "how" but "should I" seems to have overtaken it.
My initial reaction was with LDKO but OP does not say it will be loud and late. Even so, I have no wish to listen to anyone's quiet & early music and sound travels well on site.
We all have to respect each other on site - me as a neighborour & OP's right to play music.
I would have to put up with OP,s reasonable desire to play quiet music. OP would also have to have consideration for my desire to hear the bird song.
These considerations may have to be tempered according to the type of site.
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06/7/2011 at 4:16pm
Location: Swansea South Wales Outfit: lunar lexon 640 T A Kia Sorento
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I REALLY hate to hear other peoples music ,even if its not loud ! I love to hear the sound of birds over head ,crickets in the fields ,stream bubbling past ,not other people 'take' on what passes for music ,no mater what it is :(
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i hate to hear loud music as well , but there are lots of other noises on site as well , the grass cutter going up and down / the combine harvester going past , the thud thud of footballs being bounced for the sake of it , dogs barking , fat people starting there cars up at 6am to drive around to the toilet block , you would think the walk would do them good , but thats life
------------- Luvly Jubbly
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