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My New Studio Build (perhaps overly detailed)

Some fires in Idaho covering 29k acres.
That’s, comparatively, nothing to what British Columbia is dealing with. Their largest fire is just over 210,000 acres, and it’s only one of many! Most of the fires in BC are what are causing us such smoky conditions here in Seattle.

EDIT: To be clear (smoke pun? :p ) I’ll take the low air quality over what the folks in BC are dealing with any day.
 
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That’s, comparatively, nothing to what British Columbia is dealing with. Their largest fire is just over 210,000 acres, and it’s only one of many! Most of the fires in BC are what are causing us such smoky conditions here in Seattle.

EDIT: To be clear (smoke pun? :p ) I’ll take the low air quality over what the folks in BC are dealing with any day.

Jeebus. The maps I looked at only pointed out the USA geography. Makes sense BC is having a worse impact for you. Hope you’ve got a mask!
 
The second contender for flooring arrived a full six days ahead of schedule. I like the product better, but I don’t think it looks anywhere near as good as the one that I put down yesterday. Yesterday’s pick gets the win. It’s cheaper, it looks better, and it’s one less decision for me to have to make at this late stage of the game. Huzzah!

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The first flooring choice is definitely more appealing. While this other one looks quality, it's also terribly boring, so since you've already got some bold colours going on it makes sense to go for the more interesting floor. I just shudder to think of how many picks I'd never be able to find on it (I like Dunlop Ultex; just the right shade of translucent amber to blend in with every wood floor on earth).
 
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The first flooring choice is definitely more appealing. While this other one looks quality, it's also terribly boring, so since you've already got some bold colours going on it makes sense to go for the more interesting floor. I just shudder to think of how many picks I'd never be able to find on it (I like Dunlop Ultex; just the right shade of translucent amber to blend in with every wood floor on earth).
Oh, yeah. Right with you there with the Dunlop Ultex picks.
 
I just shudder to think of how many picks I'd never be able to find on it (I like Dunlop Ultex; just the right shade of translucent amber to blend in with every wood floor on earth).
Fortunately when I'm using a pick my preferences will stand out pretty well on the chosen flooring.
Bass: Dunlop Tortex 1mm (blue)
Heavy Guitar: Dunlop Tortex 0.73mm (yellow)
Light Electric Guitar and Non-Strummy Acoustic: Dunlop Tortex 0.50mm (red)
Strummy Acoustic Guitar: Dunlop USA Nylon 0.63mm (gray)
 
Got an email notification from IsoDoor this morning stating that my door has shipped from Boise Idaho via Old Dominion Freight. Checked on the Old Dominion website and it turns out the door is already in Seattle! I'm now just waiting for a call to coordinate a delivery time. IsoDoor has very specific receiving instructions. You have to inspect the door per their instructions or the warranty is void.
 
Old Dominion contacted me about delivering the door. They want to drop it off tomorrow or Friday, and I have to be there to deal with the IsoDoor warranty procedure. I’m not even supposed to sign for it until after fully inspecting the crate. If the crate is damaged the IsoStore instructions say to open it and inspect for damages. Old Dominion says they will not allow me to open the crate until I’ve signed for it. Here’s hoping that the crate wasn’t damaged so I don’t have to make a decision based on two company’s mutually exclusive and completely contradictory receiving procedures. :banghead:
 

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