That's what most people play while on boats. As I said earlier I prefer music before 1750 (and then after 1890). My late wife used to hate the early stuff (e.g. Hesperion) and I wouldn't play it when she was around. I suspect most people would be annoyed if I was playing that in a quiet anchorage. So I don't.
It's stilll all about volume. Why is that so difficult to understand?
It's also about frequencies. Low frequencies carry further.
I didn’t say blast it; I said that music is intrusive at any volume, which is something that lovers of pop music signally fail to appreciate. If anyone has a problem with sharing space it is people like you who are incapable of living in silence.
I don't want to live in silence, music just improves everything for me. And you're just biased and wrong when you say one can't play music at a decent, non intrusive volume.
Utter twaddle. I simply don’t want to hear your music. Why is this so difficult to understand?
I think he is now saying that if you are anchored close enough to hit him (boats I mean) then you might hear his music.
I am not moving the goalpost, I keep reminding you people that it's not always loud "boom boom boom music". Yet you keep falling back to that and pretend like that's all there is to talk about. No, it's not. If someone blasts music really loudly, like those party charter boats, I agree - it's annoying. That is just too much. But that is not the only volume of music that people play.
I do understand that you don't want to hear it. I have never not understood it. You don't understand that you won't hear music unless it's really loud or you're very close. But you make a whole game out of this. If you don't want to listen to my music, don't anchor so close. Simple as. You wouldn't hear me playing music in my cockpit on a normal decibel otherwise.
What do you mean "now"? I said this the whole time; UNLESS you are really close to my boat, you wouldn't even hear my music. So stop pretending like every boat playing music in the cockpit is a charted party boat on a booze cruise. Stop telling people they aren't allowed to play any kind of music on their own boat.
Yup, Desmond Decca helped to find the wrecks to fish!
How do you use the VHF without a speaker?
You've gone singular. He was plural.
I quote you: "It's only wrong if it's extreme decibels, especially at late hours."
Again more of your rubbish. Your brain has been addled by the music oligarchs into thinking that living with their trash is normal and that a quiet anchorage with nothing but the sound of the wind and birdsong is somehow defective. The question of anchoring distance is irrelevant as the problem can equally occur in allotted berths in marinas and harbours, and in case I do not have a history of anchoring too close, being more often the victim in this respect.
You know THIS is the load of rubbish. I don't go around telling you how to enjooy yourself, and you don't get to tell me how I should enjoy myself. Who gives you the right to say that the way I enjoy things is wrong? Who the hell do you think you are?
What are you trying to prove? It is. If someone plays music quietly in their cockpit, not for the whple anchprage, then nothings wrong with that
It's nothing different, it's the same argument, just presented in a different way.
100% correct and well explained. Plus the lack of bass.