Just went on a major cleaning spree-threw out some furniture to make room for gear.
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Show off your bass room
- Thread starter kulit17
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I had forgotten about this thread. I have a finished office over a two car garage that I was using for a while before turning off the electricity to the building before my son was born. I actually just turned the electricity back on, and I'm getting things set back up for use after more than a year of not being used. Hopefully I will have some pictures to share in a week or two.
Here's mine. My wife is a paper hoarder. Non of out cupboards, closets, cabinets have doors that can close anymore.
When I play it, I have to share space on a chair..no room for a stand.
When I play it, I have to share space on a chair..no room for a stand.
My corner of the basement, with Johnny in the background.
BassHappy
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Just finished a pretty extensive upgrade of my studio/bass room. Here are some quick "after" photos:
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The girlfriend thinks the basses are pretty enough that I snagged a wall right in the living room, just need to find a place for my amp and pedals
Its a '66. Its got a really nice neck. Its also a hair under 1.5" at the nut which I like. Kind of odd for a P-bass.
Here's my new "Bass Room". Well actually new rehearsal space / Band Room. It's 30 x 50 feet.
No music gear in there yet, but soon. My 2006 Jeep Wrangler has taken up residence there though.
I bought that Jeep new, and yes, it's happy with the new digs. 9360 miles on it.
I'll repost as things progress.
No music gear in there yet, but soon. My 2006 Jeep Wrangler has taken up residence there though.
I bought that Jeep new, and yes, it's happy with the new digs. 9360 miles on it.
I'll repost as things progress.
So. There... It has music gear now. 
Ladies and Gentlemen, ...My 1972 Sho-Bud Pro II single neck, and from Left to right, a 1974 or so Peavey Session 400 with a Factory JBL K-130 (once, and to some still, the most coveted pedal-steel amp ever made), it's successor, the aptly-dubbed Hernia 500 (BW-equipped Session 500 ...this has to be the heaviest combo-amp ever made), and it's successor, the much-easier-to-carry Nashville 400, which many think sounds pert-much as good (kinda sorta) as the venerable-original Session 400.
Ladies and Gentlemen, ...My 1972 Sho-Bud Pro II single neck, and from Left to right, a 1974 or so Peavey Session 400 with a Factory JBL K-130 (once, and to some still, the most coveted pedal-steel amp ever made), it's successor, the aptly-dubbed Hernia 500 (BW-equipped Session 500 ...this has to be the heaviest combo-amp ever made), and it's successor, the much-easier-to-carry Nashville 400, which many think sounds pert-much as good (kinda sorta) as the venerable-original Session 400.
Not so much a bass room as a study with my guitars in:
This isn't my bass room. This is my everything room.
I post on the forum from here, I chat in irc from here, I game in here, I sleep in here, I eat in here, I listen to tunes in here, this room is pretty much my little "personal space pod".
And yes, I share it with my bass (which is normally on the stand next to the window, except I was practicing at the time).
I post on the forum from here, I chat in irc from here, I game in here, I sleep in here, I eat in here, I listen to tunes in here, this room is pretty much my little "personal space pod".
And yes, I share it with my bass (which is normally on the stand next to the window, except I was practicing at the time).
Mature student. Which is a euphemism for "I read textbooks from time to time and surf the job agency sites in hopes of one day getting a real job"
So. There... It has music gear now.
Ladies and Gentlemen, ...My 1972 Sho-Bud Pro II single neck, and from Left to right, a 1974 or so Peavey Session 400 with a Factory JBL K-130 (once, and to some still, the most coveted pedal-steel amp ever made), it's successor, the aptly-dubbed Hernia 500 (BW-equipped Session 500 ...this has to be the heaviest combo-amp ever made), and it's successor, the much-easier-to-carry Nashville 400, which many think sounds pert-much as good (kinda sorta) as the venerable-original Session 400.
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How about some clips of that bad boy? I've never listened to much country (or western), but I think a well-played pedal steel is one of the most beautiful sounding instruments.
