ArturasSaskinas
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If I invested $50,000 do I pick 20,001-$50,000 or $50,000-$100,000
You should pick $50,000-$100,000 - it'll let you a chance to think about investing another $50,000
How much money do you have invested in your studio?
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You should pick $50,000-$100,000 - it'll let you a chance to think about investing another $50,000
Telegram Sam
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You should pick $50,000-$100,000 - it'll let you a chance to think about investing another $50,000
You need to read the dates of the posts that you are replying to.
That guy could be deceased for all we know.
openminded
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I'm just getting started.. but so far around $200.
Mostly on a Blue Yeti mic and some barebones software.
Mostly on a Blue Yeti mic and some barebones software.
jimmys69
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Every time I think about how much I have spent this happens
The same thing happens when I think of how much more I will soon spend......
jimmys69
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Every time I think about how much I have spent this happens
The same thing happens when I think of how much more I will soon spend......
jamusic
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Wow - I'm surprised to see the majority are in the $1001-3000 category.
I would have thought more would be in the next higher price group or 2, just because of the cost of things these days.
Couldn't help but notice the 'Can't say...my wife might see this'.
So being in the $10,001-20,000 group, all I can add at this point is..."Gee...sure glad I'm not married!!!"
And my common-law wife of almost 4 years - well she's all for it - especially since it's only my cash that it all comes out of, although she did buy the dual zone snare for my V-drum set for my birthday.
Thanks Hun!
I would have thought more would be in the next higher price group or 2, just because of the cost of things these days.
Couldn't help but notice the 'Can't say...my wife might see this'.
So being in the $10,001-20,000 group, all I can add at this point is..."Gee...sure glad I'm not married!!!"
And my common-law wife of almost 4 years - well she's all for it - especially since it's only my cash that it all comes out of, although she did buy the dual zone snare for my V-drum set for my birthday.
Thanks Hun!
Blues_N_Cues
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according to my wife,too much.lol
hannanahmad
New member
I have spent around $1500 in the acoustic treatment of my home studio.
hannanahmad
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The acoustic panels cost a lot of this price.
hannanahmad
New member
You need to ensure everything will be fine, since my experience even after spending this much amount is not as perfect as it should have been.
hannanahmad
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Actually, the mistake I made was that I did not engage someone experienced professional for this purpose, due to which the price could not be calculted from the start. It exceeded from the rought estimate, which was standing at $400 in the start.
hannanahmad
New member
Although the size of my home studio was not very big, even then it cost me this much.
Richard Monroe
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I've realized just now how much money I have spent on consumable things that I don't even own anymore.
Cables, LOTS of cables, for example.
I, too, have spent a ton of money on cables. But- they are all real good cables, and the only one of them that has failed in ten years was destroyed at a live gig. No help for that. You get what you pay for, and caring for your gear, is a good thing. So where have all your cables gone? B.L.U.E. Kiwi quad cables have been very good to me. What I'm not so sure about is- What's a good brand of optical Toslink cable? I'm thinking the handy man's soldering skills may let him down a bit on optical connections