For those who store their equipment at home... a question? or 2.

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Are you saying the average married woman would not tolerate this setup? :sqbiggrin:
She might if she was married to somebody else. :D

Before I forget, let me ask. For those who store the gear at home, do you keep it in a climate controlled environment?
 
She might if she was married to somebody else. :D

Before I forget, let me ask. For those who store the gear at home, do you keep it in a climate controlled environment?

It's in the same environment I am here spread all over the basement :sqrolleyes:
 
She might if she was married to somebody else. :D

Before I forget, let me ask. For those who store the gear at home, do you keep it in a climate controlled environment?

Nope. Not most of it, anyway. Hell, Marco uses his Bose IN 0 degree weather.
 
She might if she was married to somebody else. :D

Before I forget, let me ask. For those who store the gear at home, do you keep it in a climate controlled environment?

I do. The basement garage is heated. I had to cut a square hole in the ductwork to install an adjustable grate so it would stay warm out there....I'd freeze my arse off in the winter if it weren't heated.
 
Well for me personally I have one bedroom in my trailer that is specificially for all my gear, altho most of it keeps spilling out into verious places in the rest of the place every time i do a gig. Which is stupid because I'm always looking for the cords i need.. *shrug*

I also have a followup question for those of you who carry insurance, are you covered if you keep your stuff at home and it gets stolen?

-James
 
I also have a followup question for those of you who carry insurance, are you covered if you keep your stuff at home and it gets stolen?
-James

Great question. It depends on your policy (READ IT)
In most cases, NO your homeowner's/renters insurance will NOT cover it because it is used as a business (not a home stereo) Check with your insurance company.

I carry liability & property insurance that covers my gear everywhere. (most companies won't cover your gear when it is on the road, Is it in writing? don't just assume.)
 
Humidity is a factor in most equipment, but the most obvious is the speaker cones and foam surround. Once humidity gets to them the foam disintegrates. Space is not a problem for me since the lower floor of my place has the bar and pool room as well as a second room where I store most of the stuff :D:D:D:D:D:D. And being single with a very understanding GF helps :D:D:D:D:D:D
 
Papa, I don't need to rent a storage space yet, but when it comes time, maybe we can share one and split the cost if it comes to that. Heck, man! As close as we are to each other, no reason why we can't.

(I promise I will hold out for a good price for your junk on eBay!)

--Will
 
Papa, I don't need to rent a storage space yet, but when it comes time, maybe we can share one and split the cost if it comes to that. Heck, man! As close as we are to each other, no reason why we can't.

(I promise I will hold out for a good price for your junk on eBay!)

--Will

I can just get by with what room I have.... as long as it isn't too expensive, I might consider that, Will.