Last two times I was there, the music drowned out everything.

You could also set up loudspeakers outside of the shed and blast Wesley Willis music as loud as it will go.

I've had the occasional call about loud music etc....but I've also seen (with my own eyes) two tenants become great neighbors and attend the neighborhood block party pitch in together with casserole dish in hand.  

The house at the very end of street has also been having parties and playing loud music.

one of my buddies on high end rental units put I pod docks in now this was 10 years ago I dont even know what those really are I suspect maybe you put your phone in there or something then it plays music..I can see combo locks could be good for PM's so they are not running around with 7,000 keys.I put that on my Vegas place and i like that.with the new construction we build we dont do any smart things.. and these are middle range to upper range unless we get a pre sale and the client wants to do it.. 

There was no artistic intreprtation of the music itself as the term is might imply.

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I think the i-phone has better graphics ( if you like to watch videos, etc) and the music sound is clearer, but I dont use the phone for videos/music so that doesnt matter to me.

Some will try to get over in the short term, but most will understand that this situation isn't going to last forever and eventually the music will stop playing. 

Renegotiated the notes to 7% interest.  6 months later the tenant in the rear building, a music school and event center moved out and I sold the building to a business needing warehouse space for $1,075,000 and paid off the note with $50,000 left over of which my 60% was $30,000.