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Old 07-21-2010, 08:51 AM
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Here's the thread wherein all you low-enders show off your practice space, be it basement, bedroom, or professional studio. Post your bass cave!
Here's my little corner-


Here's the drummer's space-


And the guitarist's vintage Sunn spot-


And finally, the songwriting/laundry folding futon. My wife probably wants her laundry room back...


Now let's see where you get to work!
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Old 07-21-2010, 09:07 AM
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Here's a shot of my MESSY "studio" at home. I swear its cleaner than this. It's the second bedroom at me and my girlfriend's place.

I just use a laptop and a Line 6 Toneport (not pictured). It's decent enough setup to jot ideas down or jam out with a couple friends. No drums in there, obviously. That's my 62 P sitting on the chair though, so at least this photo is good for something

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What is that guitar?
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What is that guitar?
It looks like some sort of Reverend or something...
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Old 07-21-2010, 09:15 AM
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What is that guitar?
It's a 60's/70's Japanese guitar from one of those massive factories that slapped them together using the same parts and put different names on the headstock. There were hundreds of brands from that era.

The name on the headstock is "Bradford". Couldn't find any info about it anywhere online.

I got it real cheap, and, well...it plays and sounds like it...
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It's a 60's/70's Japanese guitar from one of those massive factories that slapped them together using the same parts and put different names on the headstock. There were hundreds of brands from that era.

The name on the headstock is "Bradford". Couldn't find any info about it anywhere online.

I got it real cheap, and, well...it plays and sounds like it...
Bummer, dude-the pickups are crazy!
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Old 07-21-2010, 09:18 AM
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Here's mine!!

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Old 07-21-2010, 09:24 AM
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Bummer, dude-the pickups are crazy!
It's got a pretty good surf rock tone, and it can get beefy with the flip of one of it's 1000 switches/dials.

My main problem with it is, the PU's stick up so close to the strings, you hit them with your pick. It's weird...and it's not like I could drop some new PU's in there, the routing is too large.
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Old 07-22-2010, 02:49 PM
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my current set-up:

rogue LX205B 5 string bass
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Old 07-22-2010, 03:10 PM
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From upstairs...



Guitarist is playing through a crappy PA because he broke his amp, and the replacement isn't in yet.
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Guitarist is playing through a crappy PA because he broke his amp, and the replacement isn't in yet.
dude...thats a very nice practice spot :-)
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dude...thats a very nice practice spot :-)
Heh, thanks. The wet bar is off the frame to the left.
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I guess I'll get a picture of mine.
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I definitely played my six string through that same PA throughout my college band days. It was loud enough, but not particularly pretty.


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Old 07-22-2010, 03:18 PM
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Old 07-22-2010, 03:28 PM
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I definitely played my six string through that same PA throughout my college band days. It was loud enough, but not particularly pretty.
Yeah, it's loud. He hates it, but he doesn't have much choice. If I keep the Hartke/Ashdown turned down to about 1.5 on the master volume, he can even be heard over me.
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Here's mine

I used to have the exact same silvertone tube amp you got that in that picture.
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I need a office like that...


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The actual office:



That pics about 2 years old, right after we moved in. I've moved my SVT/8x10 into this room since my old bands practice space closed.

I still keep my B15/pedal board in the living room for at home practices:



This is from the space closing party we had - the landlord made it into his photo studio:





My original band's new practice space. They have a control room behind the wall and behind the point from which the picture was taken is office area.



My cover band practices in a basement, don't have any pictures.
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