Thanks for all the input!!!!! I mostly keep mine hanging, but of course I keep them clean!!! I just wanted to know others opinions. It's so much easier and quicker to grab it off the wall and start playing!!!!![]()
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Thanks for all the input!!!!! I mostly keep mine hanging, but of course I keep them clean!!! I just wanted to know others opinions. It's so much easier and quicker to grab it off the wall and start playing!!!!![]()
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25th Anniversary 5HH DOB 10/14/09
1981 Gibson Victory Artist
Genz Benz ShuttleMax 12.0
Genz Benz 212T NEOX & 112T Neox
IMO..instruments in cases!
I hang mine, they're too pretty to put away!
Also, my Lava Pearl Bongo matches my wall:
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1994 Sterling The INVADER Bass
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My Stingray is always in a stand cause i want instant access - from next week on he'll be hanging on the wall once the hercules wallmount arrives.
I think if a fragile Stradivari survives 300+ years, my Stingray will not suffer from fresh air and some daylight(No direct sunlight of course)
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Bongo 5 H carbon blue pearl
i hang all my stringed things in my home studio.......i am in there every day after work so,if i wanna throw down a take,i figure if i want a guitar or bass........and there it is.
i leave acoustic guitars all about the house too.........if it's near,i'll play it.
my son one day just picked the guitar up about 3 years ago,cuz it was sitting in the living room..........all he does now is play.
2001 Sterling H/ black/black ice pg/rosewood board
2003 SUB active white/black pg/rosewood board
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Reflex 4HSS, Black, Roasted Neck, Fretless Ebony
25th Ann. 4HSS, Ven. Red, Rosewood
Sterling 5H, Cabernet Pearl, Black PG, Rosewood
Sterling 4H, Natural Velvet, Black PG, Fretless Pau Ferro Born in 1995
Thanks, but this is just the result of various G.A.S.-attacks during the last 25 years......... and the pic shows just one corner of the room
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Reflex 4HSS, Black, Roasted Neck, Fretless Ebony
25th Ann. 4HSS, Ven. Red, Rosewood
Sterling 5H, Cabernet Pearl, Black PG, Rosewood
Sterling 4H, Natural Velvet, Black PG, Fretless Pau Ferro Born in 1995
I have all of mine hanging in my home office, and and I use String Swing Hangers. I mounted all of them into studs to ensure extra support. I don't like keeping them on stands because of the risk of being knocked over. I don'tlike keeping them in the case simply because it takes up way to much room, so I keep the cases in the band room with the rest of the gear. So far I've never had a problem with hanging them, and they make the office look pretty cool.
Hanging, like so (sorry for the lack of EBMM content):
I got this method from Mandolin Bros. If they can hang $40,000 guitars like that, it must be alright for me.![]()
'10 Classic Stingray 4 Powder Blue
Markbass: LMKII -> Traveler 2x10 -> 1x15.
I met a guy who had a very nice collection once. I was just there to pick up a purchase but he showed me about his stuff. Like an Ampeg Devil bass that was used for phots in some book and another that was shaped like the fin of a 57 Chevy and the tailight came on. His trick was to hang them but put a pillow case aboui the body for the most of the time. Kept the sun and dust out. Eventually too much to keep clean and they all went into cases in a closet (or 2 or 3)
Hung, everyone of them...
Bean
'09 GC 45th Anniversary SR5 HH
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Cases and in the closet. I don't need to give anyone a reason to come in while I'm not home. Which is what happened to a bassist on another forum.
-Mike
'07 StingRay
'80 Sabre
'78 StingRay
I use the metal bodied "off the wall" hangers. they use 3 (not 2) screws to mount and seem much more secure than those little 2 screw things. I also use very long sheetrock screws and go right into the studs with them.
I like having all my basses up so I can grab one and plug it in if I want to record. my home studio is set up so that the computer is the only thing not always on. So by the time it boots I have the amp warmed up and ready to go.
I also like looking at my instruments!
Last edited by Calaveras; 03-05-2010 at 10:07 AM.
2003 blue dawn fade Sterling
BFR Roasted Stingray
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