What does your home studio look like?

[Ferryman]

I'm with Greeny on this one. Get ready for a laugh - this is pretty much my entire home studio set up. The Zoom guitar and bass effects pedals aren't in the pic, nor is my ancient Squier Jazz bass (although it is a rare early Korean model, it's still a Squier).

The pic was taken on my camera phone at some silly time in the early morning after the blues jam mixing session, hence the wobbly blurry shot, but you get the idea. I'm a messy cheapskate.

Cheers,

Nigel

[Prive]

it`s a 91 stratocaster made in usa, i replaced the pickguard by a black one cause the standard b/w look is a little boring to me and the white pickguard is now on my fernandes r8

[Greeny]

it`s a 91 stratocaster made in usa, i replaced the pickguard by a black one cause the standard b/w look is a little boring to me and the white pickguard is now on my fernandes r8

Great studio, Prive! And I know the quality of music that comes out of it! Cool!

[Ted]

Is this the latest in acoustic baffling technology?

No, it's the summer location for my home studio: my stepdaughter's bedroom.

She's away with her real dad, so I get to go to the other side of the house where I can indulge my late-night inspirations without disturbing anyone's sleep.

And, yes, that's her karaoke machine which I can use as a studio monitor.

[Bluesberry]

Good one Ted, you gotta go where you can make music and not piss off anybody else.  I am in the process of taking over our spare bedroom as my "music room".  I can't take it anymore, I need my space.

[Blooby]

Is this the latest in acoustic baffling technology?

That one gave me a chuckle.

Good one.

Blooby

[Pine]

Hi Guys...Got my barn all framed up and the roof on ....which is why i have been scarce. No time for new music but i did get my studio cleaned up and ready for "the next round". Snapped a couple pics. It's up in the loft of my cabin, which used to be my bedroom. Steep stairs (ladder) and an 8x16 space.The exposed rafters will one day knock somebody unconscious no doubt. I've learned from many bumps to be careful. I love it up there. In winter, it's my "hideout".

[Blooby]

I love it up there, too.  When is the first jam session when we all show up?

Cool window and love all the wood.

Blooby

[Ted]

The exposed rafters will one day knock somebody unconscious no doubt. I've learned from many bumps to be careful.

You're a headbanger?  Who knew?

[launched]

That's a cool studio/study, Charlie! With the BR proudly displayed! As if you even need that thing! I would scrap technology for your talent on the semi.

Mark