I sure am not a country music fan - but I am a veteran and a patriot.

I thought of you while watching a musical number right in the middle of it involving some university professors.

I used to play music back in the day.

I also love Rockin-Blues music,Salmon fishin, and Educated Persistence.

I would be curious how this is working for you and what the system is actually composed of.

Then some punk teen blarring their car music really loud as they got home, only to go inside and crank the stereo so loud that I could here it from sever doors down.

Thanks for the welcome....I sell all sorts of home gadgets the best thing Ive put into a home yet is called Sonos....Incredible home music server system thats inexpensive and allows the homeowner to play 2million songs from the rhapsody server..My dad and I have an office building in San Bernidino, Ca.

There's nothing wrong with this, not everybody enjoys sports, music, etc..

When I was a kid, I would fix and flip music gear so I could get the stuff I wanted.

If not just compose one based on your observations and hope that the former tenant accedes to it, some will, some won't.I used to have a room-by-room checklist which noted some of the following:Condition of walls and paintCondition of carpetCondition of doors and doorknobsCondition of ceilingCondition of light fixture and the bulb worksCondition of toilet, sink and tub in bathsCondition of stove, oven sink, garbage disposal and dishwasher in kitchenCondition of grass and shrubs.On the move out version I had a list of amounts that I was deducting, including but not limited to:Missing door stop (the move in one showed that there was one for EVERY door) $5.00Hole in wall from doorknob going through it (somehow in my 60 years on earth I've never destroyed a door stop or knocked a doorknob through a wall, but it's not hard to tenants) $75.Pooper scooping the yard $5.00 per pile.