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Neon360 wrote:Love the DX200, had the AN200 a few times but kept selling it for some reason, despite it having the best most fat sounding analog synth sounds ever.
The DX200 is another thing, its defo of its day ( wich aint bad ) its capable of some really crazy FM's, its also a pain in the arse to get full access to, nice bit of kit tho, still think the ds evolver was one of the tastest bits of kits ive owned then sold without fully gripping it - if that makes sense :D
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We moved house around 10 months ago and on the plus side, I get to have a whole room for music nonsense. Hoorah! Unfortunately, this has been such a ridiculously busy year I've had zero chance to sort things out. My mission over the next few days is to turn the below into a decent environment for making piss poor acid again :)

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My hubby would die if my room was like that.....in fact I think I would be killed !
Now with a new Mac Mini Pro so dont judge me !
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Keeping the door shut has worked so far :)
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(o)(o) wrote: Looks a bit tight for a pair of Twin 6 BE but a pair of Solo 6 would work nice. I will always use Focals funds permitting - the W sandwich cones and particularly inverted dome tweeters are unmatched by rivals IMO.
Err, ok... odd.
What's strange or unusual is that in 30 years of posting personal preferences on audio forums - you are the first among tens of thousands to find that concept odd. :)
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The guitar on the floor is bugging me. Would it be any more effort to prop it against something?
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I could double the stress by pointing out the top horn of floor prone bass guitar in the bottom right of the pic :D
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Right well the Fender gets a pass as looks in use it's still plugged in, but there's no excsuses for that!
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(o)(o) wrote:The guitar on the floor is bugging me. Would it be any more effort to prop it against something?
I'm more concerned with the precariously propped acoustic right behind the chair, tbh.
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(o)(o) wrote:The guitar on the floor is bugging me. Would it be any more effort to prop it against something?
I'm more concerned with the precariously propped acoustic right behind the chair, tbh.
I know, it’s ready to drop.. and have you seen that mug of tea teetering over the electronics.
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Gotta get those cheesy LEDs in for the 'mood' lighting, right?

Not the greatest video I'm afraid as I just did a quickie on the phone to share in a Discord group, but it gives a bit of an idea of my little studio space..



Compact and bijou....

Excuse the crappy audio quality though, that’s just my mate Jouni's YT on the telly, nothing else was switched on I just wanted some audio to check the LEDs were responding to sound
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My little space (now with added cable management)

Guitars, cajon and mics etc are stored neatly at the other side of my room

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USB hub supplied by work strapped to the underside of my desk along with the USB Audio interface. Pipe strapping is *brilliant* for that kid of thing
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Syliva Massy' walks us through some of her kit..

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So, no pics. but my studio has recently had a major upgrade. First up was a long-delayed upgrade to my primary boot drive with an SSD, and 3 x 32" monitors (old eyes)

The big difference, however, was providing a second SSD, but this time a big one (4TB, which are now more affordable). Putting all of my music libraries on here has resulted in a massive speed boost to my DAW, and the beauty is that, if the drive ever fails, it can be re-created easily.
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