quote"the only thing I'd change would be to not have sold any of my guitars!!"
 
ahhh man..i know i know..

Cactus Music
Good eye there Ed. 
I just put it up there like that so you would notice :) 

505 owners can spot 'em a mile away.
 
I lived in mine for about two years also.
 
Then I stepped up to the HR16 and HR16B. Later added a Alesis Drum Module (can't recall now what the model was but it was rack mount).

I wanna see more pics of home studios.
 
C'mon Sonarites, (is that a real word), show those studios!!!

Cool. I find that helpful, too.
I've done that with a few pedals and my first small Teac mixer ...Model 2? maybe?
Michael

Klaus
I always like to see how other SONAR users studios look like, often enough really inspiring!
 
Some pics of my little studio:
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Best,
Klaus
 

REALLY nice place you've got there, Klaus! 

Really nice and very cool, to boot! Hardly "a little room", Klaus!
Michael

YA, that's over the top for a home studio! How many monitors?? Lets see some more folks, I love this stuff! 
Don't be shy! 

Thank you, guys, for your kind comments!
You made my day! 
 
All the best,
Klaus
 

Nice husker! How do like those JBL LSR305's? Does your keyboard shelf go in? I like the Nord and Moog modules tucked into your desk.
Michael
 

Cactus Music
If I could live my life over the only thing I'd change would be to not have sold any of my guitars!! ( or Basses and amps) I'm sure my wife would not agree with this!

More good luck than good management, but I haven't sold a guitar, microphone, or stomp box since the summer after high school.
 
I did trade a guitar once, but I still play the 12 string I got, and probably would not have played the Jackson that I got rid of much - just not my sound. Again, more luck than anything else.

I had a bunch of gear stolen after high school, including a truly lovely 68 Les Paul Deluxe and a Dan Armstrong, and I really would love to have those back. They also got some other gear, but nothing terribly noteworthy.
 
After the robbery I started to buy into my parents suggestion that this rock and roll thing was kid's stuff. They meant well, I know, but it really wasn't the advice I needed. I sold an Echoplex for like $35, an AIM's 6x10 combo amplifier for peanuts, and some other stuff, also dirt cheap. As luck would have it, I could not (this was 1977) give away most of my pedals, so I still have them too<G>!

Sometimes my wife suggests that it is just a foolish attachment, but mostly she understands that they are all different, and they are all cool in their own way. The oddest - at least to me - is my first "real" guitar, a Mosrite Ventures model - nothing sounds like that. I don't play a lot of surf guitar, and I've been offered some silly money for it, but then I play it, and I decide I'll keep it around for a little longer in case I suddenly need it. OK, that is probably silly.

Zargg

Klaus
I always like to see how other SONAR users studios look like, often enough really inspiring!
 
Some pics of my little studio:
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Best,
Klaus
 

REALLY nice place you've got there, Klaus! 

Klaus
I always like to see how other SONAR users studios look like, often enough really inspiring!
 
Some pics of my little studio:
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Best,
Klaus
 

WoW , niiiiice 🔥🔥🔥

Rimshot

Nice place.
How do you like the Equator's?
They are on my "to check" list.
Might need some new monitors somewhere down the line.
 

@ husker
I thought it was a Zaor. They certainly look cool.
 @Rimshot     Nice!
@Zargg   I really like my D5's. I've had Yorkville YSM-1's, JBL 4311's, Mackie HR824's and have nothing but praises for these. I'll get the D8's at some point, though I really would love to check out the JBL 708P's.
Michael