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show your gear pics!
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Thorax the Herdsman
Procrastinating Fuck
Thorax the Herdsman
Procrastinating Fuck
5150 on the left and Marshall DSL60 on the right. The one on top is an old Hughes & Kettner ATS120 - my first head. It's a hybrid kinda like the valvestate series and served me well until I upgraded to the 5150. It still works but now all it does is serve as a convenient stand for my rack stuff 
Hopefully we'll be getting an Engl Powerball soon to join the club
Hopefully we'll be getting an Engl Powerball soon to join the club
coldthrn
Chris Cauthen
Ok, I'm a little late to the game here. I really like all the pic's great stuff. I could look at this stuff for hours. Here is my setup and security system.
Chryst Krispies
Vanilla Gorilla
HeadCrusher
Member
coldthrn: Looks weird... %) How did you figure out how to position these ... "objects". how much did they cost all in all? Are you also tracking anywhere near that room?
coldthrn
Chris Cauthen
I'm not sure what your asking. Are you asking about the sound foam? If you notice this is a strange room and I'm still working on arranging the foam for the room. It is a converted attic. Tracking is done in another part of the same room.
HeadCrusher
Member
yeah, the foam. i noticed it's a "strange" room of course, just wondering if you somehow calculated where to but the foam or just trail/error. tracking in the same room? loud, eai? 
coldthrn
Chris Cauthen
It's a bit of trial / error and calculation. Obviously I have lots of corners that frequencies like to hid out in. I put a mirror on top of each monitor and point it so i can see each ear, then I step out of the "monitoring" position and see where the sound is going to hit the walls behind me.
That is where I have been putting most of the sound material. The other foam is just moved around till the imaging in the monitors start to "pop" out.
And yes it gets very LOUD with tracking drums.
That is where I have been putting most of the sound material. The other foam is just moved around till the imaging in the monitors start to "pop" out.
And yes it gets very LOUD with tracking drums.
Tornio...that has to be the best picture by far simply because of the captions. I thought I had read all of them until I looked again and saw 2.66euro on the table. HAHA.
~e.a
~e.a
Glenn Fricker
Very Metal &Very Bad News
Here's a few shots of some of my gear:
Control Room - The most important piece of gear. Built around a "Reflection Free Zone" concept by John Sayers. Tuned Hemholtz resonators, soffit mounted ASP-8's in a 30 degree monitoring setup, & hanging bass traps in the rear corners. I love this room.
Rack in current configuration
Earlier configuration of the rack. Had a strobe kit for a photo session the next day & it took a beautiful shot
7 Piece DW collector's maple kit
Mark Aarruda from Aquila puts the SM7 to use
My amps
Very cool old amp I had in my basement that I almost completely forgot about! It's a Traynor YBA-1 Bassmaster amp. Canadian built, originally for bass guitar, sounds damn fine with a six string, though. After doing some online research, the serial number puts it somewhere around 1967-68.
Notice the 2 prong extension power outlet. Gotta put a proper grounded power line on this bad boy.
Still has the original GE tubes.
My pride & joy: A 1988 29-fret Washburn. Rarely leaves the case these days.
Testing out that strobe kit on my Hellraiser.
My Ibanez (gasp!) 5 string bass with lowest string removed. The dude was used to 4. This bass has wound up on more records than I care to remember.
Jeff Klingbeil from Betrayer with my Hellraiser.
Yours truly with my RR Jackson V. Custom loaded with an EMG 81 & EMG-H single coil.
Control Room - The most important piece of gear. Built around a "Reflection Free Zone" concept by John Sayers. Tuned Hemholtz resonators, soffit mounted ASP-8's in a 30 degree monitoring setup, & hanging bass traps in the rear corners. I love this room.
Rack in current configuration
Earlier configuration of the rack. Had a strobe kit for a photo session the next day & it took a beautiful shot
7 Piece DW collector's maple kit
Mark Aarruda from Aquila puts the SM7 to use
My amps
Very cool old amp I had in my basement that I almost completely forgot about! It's a Traynor YBA-1 Bassmaster amp. Canadian built, originally for bass guitar, sounds damn fine with a six string, though. After doing some online research, the serial number puts it somewhere around 1967-68.
Notice the 2 prong extension power outlet. Gotta put a proper grounded power line on this bad boy.
Still has the original GE tubes.
My pride & joy: A 1988 29-fret Washburn. Rarely leaves the case these days.
Testing out that strobe kit on my Hellraiser.
My Ibanez (gasp!) 5 string bass with lowest string removed. The dude was used to 4. This bass has wound up on more records than I care to remember.
Jeff Klingbeil from Betrayer with my Hellraiser.
Yours truly with my RR Jackson V. Custom loaded with an EMG 81 & EMG-H single coil.
Loren Littlejohn
Lover of all boobage.
Glen your one bad mofo.
Anyhow, most of you guys have shit that slays mine but here we go:
(the studio projects C1 was not used just exsperimenting)
This kit sucked, had to do tom overdubs, the kid was amazing though:
I REALLY NEED TO GET REAL MONITORS! It's my next purchase, mixing on these suck.
My Ibanez has Gibson burstbucker pros. The stock pickups were crap, this is obviously not a pic of my guitar, this is the one I have though.
The B-52 head isn't mine but the rest o dat shizzle is what I rock.
Anyhow, most of you guys have shit that slays mine but here we go:
(the studio projects C1 was not used just exsperimenting)
This kit sucked, had to do tom overdubs, the kid was amazing though:
I REALLY NEED TO GET REAL MONITORS! It's my next purchase, mixing on these suck.
My Ibanez has Gibson burstbucker pros. The stock pickups were crap, this is obviously not a pic of my guitar, this is the one I have though.
The B-52 head isn't mine but the rest o dat shizzle is what I rock.
poidaobi
Held in Hollows
Just bought a 5150
Here is a short clip I made
can't wait till I can crank it and give it a good run over the weekend.
5150 In Flames Test.
Here is a short clip I made
can't wait till I can crank it and give it a good run over the weekend.
5150 In Flames Test.
Uladyne
Greg
Loren Littlejohn
Lover of all boobage.
Yeah I should update mine pictures. I just got my acoustic treatment totally done, just got to hang the last 2 panels! 
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Pics in a few days hopefully.
.Pics in a few days hopefully.
Should we perhaps make a new "your gear pics" thread where people could put new/updated pics of their gear and see if it would enough attention to be stickied.
Opinions? or am I the only one who cares this much about these pics?
Opinions? or am I the only one who cares this much about these pics?
Loren Littlejohn
Lover of all boobage.
I actually think there should be a "pics of your studio" sticky. This thread seems to be gear related and not studio pics related. 
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But anyhow here are some updates for mine studio:
(crooked, yes!)
Had to use the flash, silly cloud blocks the light.
.But anyhow here are some updates for mine studio:
(crooked, yes!)
Had to use the flash, silly cloud blocks the light.
That's fuckin' gnarly Loren, glad to see you got those BX8a's on some stands and Mopads! And christ, how many bass traps/broadband absorbers is that in total? You might wanna consider repurposing some of 'em to cover those tri-corner spots (where the two walls and ceiling meet), cuz I notice you don't have anything there now, and that's apparently an especially big problem spot
