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As you can see I have a lot crammed into a 120 square foot spare bedroom...it serves as my office as well as my home studio.....it's cramped but it gets the job done...lol

everything else is up at the bands practice space which is roughly 550 sq feet.

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So, looks like we will be closing on a new house at the end of the month. One thing we'll be doing as part of the renovations is building a detached garage that is really a rehearsal room for me. Any advice on building a stand-alone dedicated practice space (obviously the soundproofing). Just curious for those that have done it or renovated a detached garage. What worked, what didn't, etc.
 
My sister (who lives just north of Branson) inherited my Dad's house with a 20x30 building out back. I keep telling her it's a studio in waiting but she has furniture stored in it (hers, her husband's inherited, her aunt's inherited, her MIL's inherited . . . All that space going to waste! As for me, I'm moving into a new house currently. When I was looking for office furniture I looked a while before finding a desk that my GK2x12 NEO cab will fit beneath. Once it gets delivered I'll put the GK Fusion on top of the desk and should be able to practice without moving the cab out. I'll send a photo in a week or so when it's completed.