What is too loud?
There is a dude in my town that I can hear coming down the road as much as 2/3 a mile away.
How do I know for sure the distance?
Well, for starters I live in a basically rural area on a straight road with a fire station on the road. At night (when the road noise is light and the HVAC in my home is not working) I can hear the fire truck blast his fog horn from about 1 mile away when the truck leaves the station. At 45 miles per hour the truck takes about 90 seconds to reach the road in front of my house.
(hear is a subject quantity. If I have the TV on, or am sitting in the bathroom, or talking to the wife, I do not hear the fog horn. If everything is relatively quiet, I hear the sound)
(I have followed the truck and they are traveling about 45 miles per hour which works out math wise, and if I was hearing the firetruck fog horn only when the truck got closer to my home, the math equation would not work with the approximate travel speed, thus I am pretty sure that the first moment I hear the fog horn is the moment the truck leaves the station)
So, based upon the firetruck fog horn and known distance, travel speed and time, I can deduce the distance that I can hear the dude's bass.
I can hear the bass from the dude's car for about 75 seconds before he passes my home on the road. I have found the dude's home. His home is about 2/3 of a mile from my home on a little side street.
Basically I am hearing him from the moment he leaves his driveway.
For about 2/3 of a mile.
If I am outside when he passes in front of my home, the sound volume is high enough that I want to puke.
In the house, nic-nacs are bouncing on the bookcase shelves as he passes on the road.
I think this qualifies as being TOOOOOOO damn loud.
I wonder what his momma thinks?