Nick98338
New member
x5150 said:
Ain't gonna do.
Ain't gonna do.
apl
Stand Up Comity
And put $200 into a good modeler.
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dkerwood
Member
I can't believe nobody's mentioned a Marshall Power Brake. Or a THD Hot Plate.
Crank up your amp to your heart's desire. And then let the brake keep your volume down. They're great live, too (that's actually their main function as I understand it).
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Guitar/Amps?sku=483191
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Guitar/Effects?sku=481283
Crank up your amp to your heart's desire. And then let the brake keep your volume down. They're great live, too (that's actually their main function as I understand it).
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Guitar/Amps?sku=483191
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Guitar/Effects?sku=481283
punkin
Univalve & Avatar Speaks
Good call, I've got a THD Hotplate built into my Univalve...max tube distortion at levels that can't be heard in the next room. An afforable option too.
Z
Zoomer
New member
Just a though, it works for me...
I have one outside wall with a window in my studio and I was able to considerably dampen the sound to the outdoors by putting up matresses on the wall. I have 1 king and a super single edge to edge and it covers the entire width of the wall. I live in an old part of town where the houses are all close together and I don't bother the neighbors, they say they can barely hear it when they sit on the front porch. I also have insulated plaster walls, with another layer of drywall, everywhere else and a solid core door with weatherstripping. We get pretty loud in here and many times late at night, with no problems. The last room I used was much larger and had three exterior walls, the cops showed up all the time so I had to move to the smaller, and now quieter room. Good luck.
I have one outside wall with a window in my studio and I was able to considerably dampen the sound to the outdoors by putting up matresses on the wall. I have 1 king and a super single edge to edge and it covers the entire width of the wall. I live in an old part of town where the houses are all close together and I don't bother the neighbors, they say they can barely hear it when they sit on the front porch. I also have insulated plaster walls, with another layer of drywall, everywhere else and a solid core door with weatherstripping. We get pretty loud in here and many times late at night, with no problems. The last room I used was much larger and had three exterior walls, the cops showed up all the time so I had to move to the smaller, and now quieter room. Good luck.