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Love the white NS-2. You've got awesome tastes! And that looks like comfy carpet. LOL.
Hey everyone. Getting close on buying a new home and wanted to be inspired on how I want to set up my music/bass room. I have ideas how i want it but I would love to see how fellow brothers and sisters on TB have there's.
I currently have a dinky corner of a room with my bass (that i's be currently playing) and rig would be.... While all my other basses would be stored in there cases in another room.
With my new house, hope to get all my other gear out and have a dedicated room.
So please, show off your music/ bass room.
Here's how to fit a lot of them into limited wall space. Thought and calculation are called for to allow space to lift the top row off the hangers without banging the headstock into the ceiling; space must also be allowed to fit the widest-bodies basses. I got the spacing on the top just a couple of inches tight, and therefore hang the wider-bodies basses on the bottom so they won't overlap the tuners on basses in the lower row.
My home office serves many purposes... bass guitar room... computer room... cat sanctuary.![]()
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Here's another take on this concept. The hangers are just slightly different. Just be sure to use a stud finder and hit the stud with the screws when you put up the hangers. It's also preferable to hang the basses on an interior wall to minimize fluctuations in temperature.
My home office serves many purposes... bass guitar room... computer room... cat sanctuary.![]()
We bought a house 6 months ago and now the noisemakers have their own room.
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Ken R
