Pics of my FINISHED Home Studio....

[Yamaha Man]

Well here it is....

[Kerbie]

Very nice! And I like the album covers.

[gwlee7]

Nice!! I haven’t been too long rearranging mine.

[Yamaha Man]

Originally Posted by Kerbie

Very nice! And I like the album covers.

Thanks !! The album cover each tells a story and have been influential thru out my life and musical journey. They all remind me that anything is possible. Most importantly they are all successful song writers and are posted to help inspire me in my musical endeavors. Whether it be doing originals or cover songs, these artists prove that success in the music business is possible. I've surrounded myself with very creative people and I'm hoping that rubs off on me.

[Yamaha Man]

Originally Posted by gwlee7

Nice!! I haven’t been too long rearranging mine.

I like your set up too !!! Very nice workspace....

[Rev Tim T]

Hi Martin Maniac,

I think I notice a Fender Acoustic 200. How do you like it. One of my Fender Acoustasonic 150's (under warranty) died and Fender replaced it with a Acoustic 200. How do you like yours? I like it but have turned it over to my wife - she likes the "look" of it. It sounds fine and she keeps it on the platform at church. I preferred the Acoustasonic 150 because to me it was more suited for traveling. (Just my opinion - I'm a Fender amp fan from way back) I think I also noticed an acoustasonic also.

Glad to see some Fender acoustic amps. Seems like acoustic players don't like them to much but I find them to be awesome. To me it has an edge over Fishman Loudboxes especially for vocals.

Tim

[Yamaha Man]

What I have is a Fender Acoustic SFX amp and a Mesa Boogie Rosette amp....I wasn't sure which one I would like better so I bought both to try for a while. The Fender sets up easy and sounds great, the Rosette takes a while to get a good sound out of it, Both are great amps but I've decided to sell the Rosette and keep the Fender SFX. I've been using the Fender as a keyboard amp for my SQ-1 synth and it sounds fabulous.

[Basalt Beach]

It looks a really cool creative space. Congrats on finishing it with such personalized creative vibe.

[Mr. Jelly]

Nice set up. It looks like a lot of fun.

[Gtrfinger]

Woah!!! Seriouosly cool.

Very very green. Though if I had that I'd be so distracted I'd never get any recording done.

[Bob Womack]

That looks like a comfortable, fun space. Enjoy it!


Bob

[Yamaha Man]

Thanks guys, yes it is a fun space.....as far as getting work done....when I get to a writer's block, I look at the pictures and ask myself, what would they do in this situation, and can come up with a solution.

With the new air conditioner, it's very comfortable to work in here even on hot days.

I am going to add one more component, a Black Lion Seventeen Compressor. It's on order but I don't know when it's going to get here, it's back ordered.

I have all the tools I need to last me for twenty years. I think it is a great investment, I'm loving it !!!

[Cocobolo Kid]

That looks like a fun and creative studio space. Congratulations!

You might look into putting stands under your monitors that isolate them from your desk and raise the tweeters closer to ear level when seated. I use the Primacoustic recoil stabilizers but there are other good, and newer, choices out there.

[muscmp]

Originally Posted by Cocobolo Kid

That looks like a fun and creative studio space. Congratulations!

You might look into putting stands under your monitors that isolate them from your desk and raise the tweeters closer to ear level when seated. I use the Primacoustic recoil stabilizers but there are other good, and newer, choices out there.

i agree. even tho my monitors are already set up correctly, i bought some cork that i placed under them as well as covering my desk. sure cut down resonance from the speakers onto the hard desk.

one recommendation i would make is that it looks like your desk is against the wall. if you can, you may want to move it just a little bit away.

great setup! haven fun.

play music!

[DukeX]

Very, very cool. I love it.

But, two questions: What's up with the air filter? Where's the blacklight?