After all my years of having to live in the lake, I feel like I deserve it. No?LUXURY!!! 144 sqft for my audio room. Your wife's closet is likely bigger.
LUXURY!!! 144 sqft for my audio room. Your wife's closet is likely bigger.
414 square feet? You'll be fine. Mine's only 154 square feet. It took a bit of work, (ok, a lot of work) but it sounds pretty good.I have a 'bonus' room in the new house that will be the dedicated audio room. But it's only 414 sqft. I was rejoicing, but now feel almost claustrophobic.
Fortunately it's a room. If it were a closet, my wife would have commandeered it.
I don't want to brag about having 10 square feet more than you, but...Nanner nanner!LUXURY!!! 144 sqft for my audio room. Your wife's closet is likely bigger.
Well, I feel better after re-working the numbers to find my room is actually 1,152 cubic feet.
And the few parts that are electrical would be Lucas and should therefore be replaced.... immediately with something that will work.I think a certain Scottish manufacturer of ‘high-end’ audio got there first!
I won’t even mention their name on this forum, because, unlike Schiit Audio, they epitomise over-priced, over-hyped, mediocreproducts.
I wouldn’t touch them with a barge pole…even if wearing white gloves
As I plan to do all routine servicing myself on my ‘new’ MGB GT V8- not too difficult as there are no electronics whatsoever- I bought an original British Leyland Workshop Manual.
It is excellent!
Hoarder.Well, I feel better after re-working the numbers to find my room is actually 1,152 cubic feet.
FTFY.I have two main audio areas taking up 885 square feet, my wife took over two bedrooms upstairs including closets once the kids moved out so she has plenty of space in the house as well as an outbuilding for her pottery. Compromise has allowed us to stay married for 50 years, she is even owned by her own cat and of course I am too.
Ugh. Man has a point there.I challenge that assertion with one word -- 'Applebees'. Even in Texas.
Sometimes all you have to do is buy your wife a new car and a $30,000 pottery shed and you are allowed to have your own space.
The famous Jefferson Airplane house is at 2400 Fulton in San Francisco...
They also have better chicken fried steak even in gas station quickie marts than most of the country serves up on the table.One thing I'll have to give to Texas: it's steak country. Not that you can't get great steaks elsewhere, just that in TX a bad steak is almost an oxymoron.
