Are there any audiophile Air BnB's?

Wow, great in theory but we just sold a house in st George island Fl where there are mostly rentals. The guy across the canal had a renter rip all the flat screen tvs off the wall and off they went back to some college dormitory. This would be hard to pull off unless you chain everything down somehow. Not for me as an owner. As a renter, I’d like it. But wow, what a variable. 

There is another path, Grasshoppers, we do AirBnB from our house & our main system is fairly decent (Martin-Logan, over cone lower midrange, plus 18" sub).- we're pleased to host fellow audioholics & will sit you in a comfy chair and play tunes from our 4+ Tb music library.

Remember what Grandmother said:

"Starve the Flu, feed your addictions..."

Let any tenant supply his/her own system and make it clear to the tenant and neighbors that any complaint, which need not require a neighbor to confront the tenant and put up with false promises to turn it down only to be followed by experimenting with how loud the tenant can get away with, will result in immediate eviction the first time it happens. There will be no warning because you can't trust any bully who forces their culture, in this case, their music, down anyone's throat to change.

One way to decrease the risk of renting to such a bully is to specify, "Smokers need not apply" in advertising the rental.  

Hi all, thanks for the insights here.  I hadn't thought about vinyl as a potential attraction point.... @dekay  the one you posted is quite cool.  @jsal3689 that is interesting also, thanks for posting.  It reminds me of the inspiration for this....when I first saw that swanky NY "World of Mcintosh" Townhome I immediately said to myself "I wonder if you can rent that".  

@drjim21 where is your rental?  I'm happy to look towards something from a fellow member if the opportunity arises.  

And candidly for those who are shitting on the idea because some college kid took a TV off a $200 per night rental I don't think you get the point.  If I'm booking something on the coast in Carmel or in the Hamptons, I'm guessing the security deposit alone is enough to procure a new midsized sedan.  

mtbkr29 said:

>> @drjim21 where is your rental?  I'm happy to look towards something from a fellow member if the opportunity arises.

mtbkr - We're in the deepest, most festering part of North Carolina, far enough off the track that they stopped beating it some decades ago - but close enough to the Tar River to easily evade Kurtz should he come hunting us with blood in his eyes.