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Dennis Hackethal·#5223·
Just stumbled upon this tip in my Insta feed to deal with noisy neighbors: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Db4gheyx9WP/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
Apparently you can buy a device that cancels out vibrations in your walls. Not sure I’m understanding exactly how it works.
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Tyler MillsOP·#5293·
Interesting. But I would guess it only works well for constant sounds. The sensor has to read the waveform to create one that cancels it. Will not do much for short impulses of sound, which are the main offender (my current neighbors are okay, for the record).
Tyler MillsOP·#5292·
Well the device may deal with some noisy neighbors, but sure, a criticism overall. Edited.
Dennis Hackethal·#5323·
Revision done; criticism not needed.