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6 hours ago, craigb said:

Congrats on a successful trip!  I'm currently in hiding because my June allergies are going crazy, but I think you'll love the nature out here. ?

We are already enjoying it very much! :) it’s the calm before the storm right now though - the movers will be here in the next hour. I’m excited to have places to sit and my computers up and running sometime today. ?

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So far we’ve talked about the move, and that’s great; welcome to the PacNW!

(interestingly enough, I just left the great NW, after 45 years and returned home to the Golden West, but that’s another story…)

What we haven’t discussed is your new studio. Are you looking for design help, or design and build help?

There is a forum member, @Glenn Stanton, that was very involved on the the old John Sayers design site, you should at least have a conversation with. 

best wishes for your new home,

t

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14 minutes ago, DeeringAmps said:

So far we’ve talked about the move, and that’s great; welcome to the PacNW!

(interestingly enough, I just left the great NW, after 45 years and returned home to the Golden West, but that’s another story…)

What we haven’t discussed is your new studio. Are you looking for design help, or design and build help?

There is a forum member, @Glenn Stanton, that was very involved on the the old John Sayers design site, you should at least have a conversation with. 

best wishes for your new home,

t

Thank you! I have a consult with a design company in a few weeks. It’s a company out of Indiana recommended to me by Sweetwater rep. I did my last one and it came out well but this time I’ve decided to hire a professional to do the design for both acoustic treatment and sound containment. 

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Glad to hear the move finally happened without anything major to report.  

My wife and I just got the inside of the house repainted.  I thought everything would go back the way it was...

Well, that ain't happening! She is ready to get rid of a lot of stuff. So we will be making some trips to Goodwill and also make a refresh start!!

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On 6/30/2024 at 12:33 PM, DeeringAmps said:

Here is a link to the John Sayers website. John passed a few years ago and the website went "dark". An archive has been reconstructed. There's a lot of good info there. Glenn was quite active there and knows his stuff.
Best of luck with the new build.

t

Thank you! :)

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On 6/30/2024 at 10:15 PM, Grem said:

Glad to hear the move finally happened without anything major to report.  

My wife and I just got the inside of the house repainted.  I thought everything would go back the way it was...

Well, that ain't happening! She is ready to get rid of a lot of stuff. So we will be making some trips to Goodwill and also make a refresh start!!

It was so much work to do but shedding all the things we no longer needed or wanted before we moved was worth the work. Everything we unbox is something we chose to bring with us; I like the vibe of unpacking like this. :)

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On 7/2/2024 at 1:14 AM, craigb said:

Here I am thinking of making a new studio "in the box" and you're busy about to make a studio by taking everything out of boxes! ?

You need to get with the program!!

 

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So I packed my little isoAcoustic stands that sit on my Argosy bases but I lost track of what box they were in. After opening every single box, it occurred to me that I overlooked them. I finally found them (after reviewing so many boxes) and was able to hook up my Barefoot monitors. I haven't had then hooked up since the flood back in like February. 

I am actually quite surprised at how good this room sounds before any acoustic treatment, and it's such a treat to be listening to music on a quality system again! 

It's in its infancy, but the new studio is alive! :D

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OK, I see some UAD boxes!! One looks like a satellite, the other I can't tell. Then it looks like you got a RME Babyface on the left of the desk? 

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21 minutes ago, Grem said:

OK, I see some UAD boxes!! One looks like a satellite, the other I can't tell. Then it looks like you got a RME Babyface on the left of the desk? 

Good eyes! Those are two UAD octo satellites and I have an RME UFX III in the left rack. I recently switched to RME from a UAD Apollo. I have the desktop control for RME but it’s lost on the left of the desk. lol

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1 hour ago, craigb said:

I see an opportunity to move the desk in front of the window and completely fill that blank wall with a modular synth!

 

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No way crazy man -  I want as much natural sunlight as I can get! 

As it is the album storage takes away too much window so that’s going to change.  
 

 

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OK progress! I've decided to hire Haverstick Designs (https://www.haverstickdesigns.com/) to do the studio build. The budget is about 4x what I planned for, but honestly it's the big shining thing I worked so hard for when growing our company and I decided I'd be nuts not to go for it.

They guestimate 9 to 12 months for the work. I'll post updates here as we move forward... :)

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3 hours ago, smallstonefan said:

They guestimate 9 to 12 months for the work. I'll post updates here as we move forward... :)

 

2 hours ago, craigb said:

*Waits patiently for the pics to start getting posted...*

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If I'm around that long.

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3 hours ago, smallstonefan said:

OK progress! I've decided to hire Haverstick Designs (https://www.haverstickdesigns.com/) to do the studio build. The budget is about 4x what I planned for, but honestly it's the big shining thing I worked so hard for when growing our company and I decided I'd be nuts not to go for it.

They guestimate 9 to 12 months for the work. I'll post updates here as we move forward... :)

Are they building a room inside the room?

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