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The purpose is so that we can practice down there without having the neighbor calling the cops! It will be drums/bass/guitar x2. The room is below my dining room, and stretches beneath a portion of my bedroom, all of which is carpeted on the level above. The joists are approximately 7.25...

Sorry about my engrish ...it's my first languange and all, but last night was a loooooong night. Please bear with me.:o

I need to isolate a portion of my basement to the best of my abilities. I currently have a bunch of 2x4's to work with, some paneling, some drywall, couple rolls of insulation,etc... put insulation rolls up between 14 inch gaps on ceiling run 2x4's perpendicular to existing floor supports...

For the money, Badmonkey isn't a bad substitute for the actual tubescreamer... @ approximately $30.

3 weeks since ...yep, still using it.

Hey Mike, nice to meet you. I'm fairly sure some helpful soul will be along to help you. I just wanted to chime in on the decision that you and your wife "mutually" arrived at :rolleyes::D Having recently moved all my stuff due to just such a decision and then suffered all of the horrible...

or if they collapsed into "the most brutal gift of all.....NOTHING!"

Well, I've always hoped I wasn't that shouda-been-a-bass-player kind of guy, but I do own a 7 string! I think I have my answer; that except under extremely brutal (cue Nathan Explosion) circumstances 60 watt of speaker should handle 50 watt of amp!

How easy would it be to blow a speaker running my 50 watt Shingle Rectumfrier head into an Avatar 2x12 w/V30's? Never really considered it as I've always had both 2x12's available....:confused: If I push more than the 60 watts per speaker, I risk damage...right? How can I safely guesstimate...

Nope, not my cap lock! Copy/pasted just as I found it on guitargeek.com.:)

"DAVE (Grohl) INSISTS UPON USING THE VOX AC-30S FOR HIS CLEAN SOUNDS EVEN THOUGH ALL OF THE ROAD CREW HATES THE WAY THEY BREAK UP ONSTAGE" - FOO FIGHTER'S GUITAR TECH

I thought about starting a new thread, but why do that when I can recycle? I use GHS, simply because of familiarity, but it seems D'Addario are much more "popular" around here....

Funny you should mention.... In my revolving guitar policy, I recently temporarily put away my Schecter and got out the ol' Ibanez, and could not for the life of me figure out why the strings sounded so...lifeless. I knew I changed them before storing my guitar in a temp/humidity controlled...

I bought into the hype when all this first began (the sales-oriented hype of monster superiority), and I've come to the conclusion (arrived at through expensive trial and error) that a good cable is the one that works every time.

It MIGHT facilitate recording being able to swap out cabs on the fly, without letting the tubes get cold at all.... Actually, I'm just curious on a theoretical level.... I'd read that the aforementioned premise was true on the Boogie board http://forum.grailtone.com/viewtopic.php?t=23012

Since supposedly only the heaters are on when an amp is switched to standby, is it true then that it is safe to switch cab's when the amp is on standby?

BTW~ I had a HUGE plastic bag over my panels formerly (the kind of plastic bag you put over pallets ~then heatshrink) , and I don't recommend it if it's not absolutely necessary.

Just make sure that you start every recording session by doing a Rocky Balboa imitation (...or Bruce Lee if you prefer....) on your panels.

Everything I could find at that time indicated that as long as you're not agitating them, the fiberglass should not shed.... Funny how about the time that asbestos became such a big deal, they also decided that fiberglass also posed a similar threat. I believe that it is not thought to be a...

I have JJ's in my Shingle/Rectumfrier....