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Show off your bass room

I have a room with storage everywhere
except along one wall. I also have amp
in bedroom and two amps in living room,

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Tabdog
 
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I love this thread. You can GeNERALLY tell a few things from these posts:
- if the poster is married
- if the poster plays bass as a way to generate a significant portion of their income

I love this thread.

For the record, I am married and my bass playing is in a weekend bar band where the pay does little more than covers the tab and in home noodling/writing / recording tunes very few will ever hear. (although bass has been a huge part of my life for 30 yrs)
 
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two of them in the living room for quick playing access or grabbing out the door for a gig:

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Then the business end of things

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A Skjold, Fodera, Rob Allen. You trying to kill me man?

Love the set up and the small hanging tapestry behind the TV. Not to mention I like your recording room. Everything has a relaxed vibe to it - perfect for making music!!

My favorite set up here so far!

Best regards,

Brooks
 
My office/studio/writing & rehearsal space. There is also a small bedroom next to it that makes a great isolation booth.

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My wife's "rock" cello rig, which lives in the living room with her "real" cello.
(There was another thread about living-room rigs that worked for your SO. When your SO is a f-clef player, that ain't a problem!)

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Sometimes we clear out the foyer for rehearsal.

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No kids. Four cats. Many instruments. Much gear. A fantastic, musical spouse.

Awesome.
 
I'm jealous. I'd love to hang my basses and guitars, but the studs behind the drywall in my music room are in the wrong places to allow it.

All mine are hung on drywall with nothing going into any studs. I used the Hercules hangers with a triangular base that takes 3 screws. And I used Toggler SnapSkru SP drywall anchors that are rated at 79 lbs EACH.

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