How to protect against burglary

Imo, a visual deterrent is going to encourage a thief to move on to a different target. I have a walk out basement with large windows at the back of the house. I also have security shutters on each of them that scroll down in a track and interlock producing a solid and formidable obstacle to any would-be thieves. I also have working cameras attached to the eaves and although visible and identifiable, are not obtrusive but small and discreet enough to not be visible from the street. The looks on some of these goofballs' faces at the moment of recognition is really worth the expense. At least for the cameras which are quite inexpensive including the recording equipment. Complete kit with four cameras for around $600.00

Disguise your gear!

As all my electronics are located in a hallway clothes closet I simply:

-cover the mono block power amps with a brassiere

-drape a teddy over the turntable

-a single pair of granny panties covers both line and phono preamps

-I'll leave the CD player to everyone's imagination

Dekay,
That is a great defense ..........
unless of course you are the victim of an intended pantie raid!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pSXYJBBN1A

Create a sign for the window; This home protected by Smith & Wesson four days a week; guess which four?