Hey everybody I thought that I would finally share some of the work that I have been doing on a home studio in Winston Salem, NC of the past couple of years. I will say that the process has been quite the learning experience. This has been a labor of love and I hope that I will have the opportunity to do this again one day. I would like to say thanks to Mad Max for his advice along the way. I'm not done yet but it's getting closer and closer to being up and running. I figure at this rate I will be totally finished by May of 3097.:) Here is a http://mbepting.wix…"]link [/]="http://mbepting.wix…"]link [/]to my website with pictures to check out. I am at the point now where I am about to pull the patchbay. What a long journey it has been. I have personally done all of the work on this studio. Nothing was subbed out except the patchbayconstruction. I would love to hear any feedback. I have learned a great deal about studio construction, but I still have a lot to learn. I don't think you can ever gain too much knowledge.
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We are using a standard TT bay designed and built by Scott Hasso
We are using a standard TT bay designed and built by Scott Hasson at http://www.studiowiring.com. He did a great job. We will have to solder the plates on once we pull it through so that will put my soldering skills to the test. I have been practicing up a bit lately to get ready for the challenge.
Congrats Michael! Looks like yer' finally at the end of the tun
Congrats Michael!
Looks like yer' finally at the end of the tunnel!
Lemme know when you're done!! Wanna come check the new digs!
epting, post: 421081, member: 45328 wrote: We are using a standard TT bay designed and built by Scott Hasson at http://www.studiowiring.com. He did a great job. We will have to solder the plates on once we pull it through so that will put my soldering skills to the test. I have been practicing up a bit lately to get ready for the challenge.
I found a halogen lamp to be of great help... that and decaf... :LOL:
Are you using a standard TT bay, or are you using a digital mode
Are you using a standard TT bay, or are you using a digital model?