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Wall hangers are essential kit in small rooms, provided you have the wall space for your massive collection...

 

Here's my 4, I now have a reason not to buy more basses, as I don't have any more wall space between the acoustic treatment, so it's going g to be 1 in, one out from now on.

 

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3 hours ago, WinterMute said:

Wall hangers are essential kit in small rooms, provided you have the wall space for your massive collection...

 

Here's my 4, I now have a reason not to buy more basses, as I don't have any more wall space between the acoustic treatment, so it's going g to be 1 in, one out from now on.

 

Don't be silly, there's still floor space surely?

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15 minutes ago, tauzero said:

 

Don't be silly, there's still floor space surely?

If only there was, it's a single garage conversion that's got a floating room construction to keep the noise out of the house, and there's a lot of kit in it anyway...

 

I could probably lose the sofa for enough room for a 6 bass rack though, so there's always hope.

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3 hours ago, binky_bass said:

I would do that but I don't have 21 corners in my room! 

 I only keep out the ones that I actually use, and the rest go in their cases. I'm hoping one day there will only 1 corner occupied.

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On 08/08/2022 at 16:41, binky_bass said:

I've been on a bit of a hanging mission today...

 

Anyone else a keen user of wall hangers? 

 

I've used them for years with no ill effects! I think it generally keeps them safer and I've never (yet!) had anything fall off despite all of the ones in the photos being hung of plasterboard walls (using special wall-plugs).

 

We have a 'Basses on the Settee' thread, but I'd like to see how hung people are!

 

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Are the defective ones in the naughty corner ? Way too many strings

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On 10/08/2022 at 10:03, WinterMute said:

Wall hangers are essential kit in small rooms, provided you have the wall space for your massive collection...

 

Here's my 4, I now have a reason not to buy more basses, as I don't have any more wall space between the acoustic treatment, so it's going g to be 1 in, one out from now on.

 

   

Yeah right … this is bass chat you know … 😂

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I could put my basses on wall hangers, but then they would be more subject to temperature and humidity changes. And collect dust. And be more prone to damage in a California earthquake. My basses reside in cases or gig bags (unless being played). 🙂

 

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M. M.

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Certainly nothing wrong with casing the beasts up. While I definitely don't play all of mine daily or even weekly, I do enjoy the aesthetics of having them neatly presented on the wall - almost like an art installation. I get the most enjoyment from playing them of course, but I do definitely also enjoy being able to see them every day even if I don't play them!

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