My vocation is more in composition really than in anything else- building up harmonies using the guitar, orchestrating the guitar like an army, a guitar army. | Jimmy Page
That's actually an early Friedman amp, and my current favorite. Internet rumor has it that Marshall contacted him and made him stop using the name. As a result, the Friedman line of amps came to market.
My vocation is more in composition really than in anything else- building up harmonies using the guitar, orchestrating the guitar like an army, a guitar army. | Jimmy Page
awesome Matt! love the zep paraphernalia floating around 8) I think a bandit mask hanging off the Sta- would be a nice touch! 8)
Here's a close-up:
My vocation is more in composition really than in anything else- building up harmonies using the guitar, orchestrating the guitar like an army, a guitar army. | Jimmy Page
Just out of curiosity.. Is it common or practical to mount diffusers on the front wall (behind the speakers)? I mean I've seen some people doing it but most of the time people focus on placing bass traps and absorber panels on first reflection points (myself included). I am quiet happy with the sound of my room at the moment but sometimes I wonder if my room sounds too dead.. I will included a photo of my room as a reference.
Just out of curiosity.. Is it common or practical to mount diffusers on the front wall (behind the speakers)? I mean I've seen some people doing it but most of the time people focus on placing bass traps and absorber panels on first reflection points (myself included). I am quiet happy with the sound of my room at the moment but sometimes I wonder if my room sounds too dead.. I will included a photo of my room as a reference.
Just out of curiosity.. Is it common or practical to mount diffusers on the front wall (behind the speakers)? I mean I've seen some people doing it but most of the time people focus on placing bass traps and absorber panels on first reflection points (myself included). I am quiet happy with the sound of my room at the moment but sometimes I wonder if my room sounds too dead.. I will included a photo of my room as a reference.
Nice set up kj! It's most common to do live end/dead end in control/cut rooms, the dead end up front behind monitors.
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Just out of curiosity.. Is it common or practical to mount diffusers on the front wall (behind the speakers)? I mean I've seen some people doing it but most of the time people focus on placing bass traps and absorber panels on first reflection points (myself included). I am quiet happy with the sound of my room at the moment but sometimes I wonder if my room sounds too dead.. I will included a photo of my room as a reference.
Nice set up kj! It's most common to do live end/dead end in control/cut rooms, the dead end up front behind monitors.
Awesome. I guess I can live without diffusers for now then
matt - simply awesome. Can I come over and play guitar......for a few months
Of course! The only (ongoing) fee is to maintain a sufficient quantity of Stella so that the 'Fridge stays nearly full.
My vocation is more in composition really than in anything else- building up harmonies using the guitar, orchestrating the guitar like an army, a guitar army. | Jimmy Page
I tried to make mine a duel purpose space. It doubles for a nice spot for family movie night. There's a rack of gear out of the picture to the right and the door in the picture opens into the tracking room.
Thats really quite beautiful cowboy.. argosy?
How does it go having a big screen TV, resolution wise on the mac?
cheers
Wiz
Thanks Wiz. Yeah Argosy. The tv works great. Come out of the HD video port of the Mac mini so it's 1080 just like a regular monitor. Lots of real estate and easier on my failing eyes without the need for reading glasses
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How does it go having a big screen TV, resolution wise on the mac?
cheers
Wiz
Thanks Wiz. Yeah Argosy. The tv works great. Come out of the HD video port of the Mac mini so it's 1080 just like a regular monitor. Lots of real estate and easier on my failing eyes without the need for reading glasses
KJ, I don't know how much you use them, but Looking at your wooden speaker setup, they are pointing straight back parallel to the walls. That means you are listening to them off their axis. They also should be pointing in toward the listening position in an equilateral triangle.
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KJ, I don't know how much you use them, but Looking at your wooden speaker setup, they are pointing straight back parallel to the walls. That means you are listening to them off their axis. They also should be pointing in toward the listening position in an equilateral triangle.
Good eyes!! Well as to the reason why they are facing the wall is.. because they are there just for looks
Post by Martin John Butler on Mar 30, 2015 21:01:26 GMT -6
I'm a little late to this thread, so I've missed making comments along the way. It's so much fun to see the work stations and studios of so many of the members here whose posts I've enjoyed so much. Instead of "more cowbell", I think "more monitor" would be appropriate here! I absolutely love to see so many of you with wonderful gear and such inspiring environments.
I probably have the most humble set up here, so I try to make up for it in time spent on details. I just got new monitors, so I didn't have a chance to get them on stands yet.
Here's a quick pic of my space. All in one room but there's quite a bit of space, about 13' X 48' with a 15' x 13' offset at the far end. I use about a third of it with 4ea 6' x 2' x 4" free standing gobo panels that I use to divide the space. Works well and I can tighten up or extend the room if needed.