Why won't those goddam %@#@ thieves give me #$%#$ break!

[narzy]

Originally posted by: Spac3d
A few people have been putting razors on the back for their stereo equipment, right where you would want to pick it up. But there seems to be a leagal issue here. The story is that in late 80's/early 90's, a robber was trying to break into a house by going through the window, slipped on some ice below the window, hurt himself, sued the homeowner and won. I would think it would have to be a really wacky judge to convict someone...

So if you put razor blades on your equipment and you put up a sign "Beware, dangerous equipment" would you still be held accountable? I want to protect my sound system ... and inflict pain to anyone who tries to steal it.

Spac3d

I belive you would have a harder time defending that one, stereo's take power, there are "live" electical connections back there. I think it would be easier to prove their fault by shocking the hell out of themselves.

 

[fatbaby]

what would be nice is a device that makes your power seats recline forward when the connection between the car battery and your stereo is severed...those power seats are quite powerful too!