Hey. I figured it'd be cool to show some pics of my rig (specs in profile) and home music studio. I'll tell ya about each picture and what it is. I'll start with my actual rig. As you can see it is not very neat but that doesn't bother me much. I don't have a cable long enough for the Caviar Black 1TB drive attached to the card, so it sits in the bottom of the case lol.
Here are my guitars. On the left is a 2008 Ernie Ball MusicMan Bongo 5 string bass - in the middle is a 1999 Ibanez Universe 7 string UV777BK guitar - and on the right is a 2008 Ibanez Prestige SV5470AHNG 6 string guitar.
This is a pic of the industry standard Shure SM-57 vocal/instrument mic. Behind it to the right is my computer rig of course. To the left bottom is the 1970's Sony power amplifier that pushes crazy power to my 4x12 cab wired in stereo and my Sony stereo speakers. All music/system sounds/all audio goes through this power amp to the 4x12 and stereo speakers.
Above the Sony power amp is an RCA 301 CD player/jukebox connected to my MOTU traveler audio interface by optics. Above that is a Zenith VCR.
Here's a better pic of the previous one. On top is the MOTU Traveler professional audio interface. It has some of the best ADDA converters and mic preamps available on the market. It's so awesome. 192 khz 24 bit multi-channel recording! It is connected to the pc by firewire.
An overall pic...
Dual digital lcd monitors, one 22" widescreen one 17" standard - Logitech Rumblepad II game controller - Remote Control on the blue pad in front of the keyboard with some guitar pics - Guitar strings and tools - AKG K701 professional reference headphones hanging on the right monitor - Logitech mouse
Another as above:
This is the Marshall 4x12 with 2nd Logitech keyboard on top. In front is my Digitech RP-12 guitar preamp and multi-effects floorboard.
A better pic of the Digitech RP-12
A pair of Sony speakers one to my far right and the other behind me near the bed
And a better pic of the AKG headphones
As you can probably tell, I can achieve an extremely loud volume in here. The great thing about it is that it maintains really good clarity at high bass and volume levels. It's great I tell you!!!
Alright that's it. Hope you enjoyed the tour of my humble rig and music studio.
Here are my guitars. On the left is a 2008 Ernie Ball MusicMan Bongo 5 string bass - in the middle is a 1999 Ibanez Universe 7 string UV777BK guitar - and on the right is a 2008 Ibanez Prestige SV5470AHNG 6 string guitar.
This is a pic of the industry standard Shure SM-57 vocal/instrument mic. Behind it to the right is my computer rig of course. To the left bottom is the 1970's Sony power amplifier that pushes crazy power to my 4x12 cab wired in stereo and my Sony stereo speakers. All music/system sounds/all audio goes through this power amp to the 4x12 and stereo speakers.
Above the Sony power amp is an RCA 301 CD player/jukebox connected to my MOTU traveler audio interface by optics. Above that is a Zenith VCR.
Here's a better pic of the previous one. On top is the MOTU Traveler professional audio interface. It has some of the best ADDA converters and mic preamps available on the market. It's so awesome. 192 khz 24 bit multi-channel recording! It is connected to the pc by firewire.
An overall pic...
Dual digital lcd monitors, one 22" widescreen one 17" standard - Logitech Rumblepad II game controller - Remote Control on the blue pad in front of the keyboard with some guitar pics - Guitar strings and tools - AKG K701 professional reference headphones hanging on the right monitor - Logitech mouse
Another as above:
This is the Marshall 4x12 with 2nd Logitech keyboard on top. In front is my Digitech RP-12 guitar preamp and multi-effects floorboard.
A better pic of the Digitech RP-12
A pair of Sony speakers one to my far right and the other behind me near the bed
And a better pic of the AKG headphones
As you can probably tell, I can achieve an extremely loud volume in here. The great thing about it is that it maintains really good clarity at high bass and volume levels. It's great I tell you!!!
Alright that's it. Hope you enjoyed the tour of my humble rig and music studio.