let me see your studio!

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good idea to post pix?

  • this thread suxxxx

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  • not interested in peeking into other's bedrooms

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  • is that an Ozbourne poster on the wall?? Yikes!

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  • man -- when did you clean up the last time?

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  • I am so jeleous! Can I move into your house??

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Newest photos of my studio. Not a lot has changed but I wanted to make the space more comfortable for just enjoying being in there, not necessarily working on anything. Plus as much as I love my tube amps, I never gig and I rarely play loud, so I upgraded (?) to a Spark 2 with Cab and a nice wine/bar cabinet from Menards to display my pedals.

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Way to be economical with the space you have! :thumbs up: Nice stooge, sir.
 
I've been extremely impressed by everyone's studios. I don't have enough room for my analog stuff, never mind the digital gear and computers.
But I would trade it all for a good engineer to give me the freedom to just play.
 
Newest photos of my studio. Not a lot has changed but I wanted to make the space more comfortable for just enjoying being in there, not necessarily working on anything. Plus as much as I love my tube amps, I never gig and I rarely play loud, so I upgraded (?) to a Spark 2 with Cab and a nice wine/bar cabinet from Menards to display my pedals.
The knitted oven mitt looking cloths over the acoustic gtr sound-holes... is that to minimizes the guitar from vibrating from room sound? Or what?
 
The knitted oven mitt looking cloths over the acoustic gtr sound-holes... is that to minimizes the guitar from vibrating from room sound? Or what?
Yes, crochet'd squares work great to keep acoustic instruments from resonating. We used to use something similar in the recording studio I worked at in the 90s. My wife so graciously made these for me. They work great.
 
Yes, crochet'd squares work great to keep acoustic instruments from resonating. We used to use something similar in the recording studio I worked at in the 90s. My wife so graciously made these for me. They work great.
Excellent. I have the same issue - and as it turns out - my wife is a full blown knit-aholic. She'll have a couple of these made for me before I finish typing this.:ROFLMAO:
 
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