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  1. I’ve shared photos of my studio space before, but these were taken with a Viltrox 9mm ultra-wide-angle lens.

    You can see it all, except the very rear of the room …

    where there four more speakers for the Dolby Atmos system,

    and the mighty ROLI Seaboard Grand.

    I think I’ve finally managed to fill the available wall space … although I still have my eye on something to put in the center of that neon ring.

    #DolbyAtmos #Atmos #Mirra #wideangle #studio #synth #synthesizers

  2. I’ve shared photos of my studio space before, but these were taken with a Viltrox 9mm ultra-wide-angle lens.

    You can see it all, except the very rear of the room …

    where there four more speakers for the Dolby Atmos system,

    and the mighty ROLI Seaboard Grand.

    I think I’ve finally managed to fill the available wall space … although I still have my eye on something to put in the center of that neon ring.

    #DolbyAtmos #Atmos #Mirra #wideangle #studio #synth #synthesizers

  3. I’ve shared photos of my studio space before, but these were taken with a Viltrox 9mm ultra-wide-angle lens.

    You can see it all, except the very rear of the room …

    where there four more speakers for the Dolby Atmos system,

    and the mighty ROLI Seaboard Grand.

    I think I’ve finally managed to fill the available wall space … although I still have my eye on something to put in the center of that neon ring.

    #DolbyAtmos #Atmos #Mirra #wideangle #studio #synth #synthesizers

  4. I’ve shared photos of my studio space before, but these were taken with a Viltrox 9mm ultra-wide-angle lens.

    You can see it all, except the very rear of the room …

    where there four more speakers for the Dolby Atmos system,

    and the mighty ROLI Seaboard Grand.

    I think I’ve finally managed to fill the available wall space … although I still have my eye on something to put in the center of that neon ring.

    #DolbyAtmos #Atmos #Mirra #wideangle #studio #synth #synthesizers

  5. I’ve shared photos of my studio space before, but these were taken with a Viltrox 9mm ultra-wide-angle lens.

    You can see it all, except the very rear of the room …

    where there four more speakers for the Dolby Atmos system,

    and the mighty ROLI Seaboard Grand.

    I think I’ve finally managed to fill the available wall space … although I still have my eye on something to put in the center of that neon ring.

    #DolbyAtmos #Atmos #Mirra #wideangle #studio #synth #synthesizers

  6. 22 years ago, I invested in a #HermanMiller #Mirra office chair for my studio.

    It seemed like a lot at the time, but it really was the best thing I could have done for my back. My spine would be a wreck if I hadn’t.

    Tens of thousands of studio hours later, the chair is in perfect condition mechanically … but I’ve replaced the armpads twice,

    and while my back is fine, the *chair’s* back was showing its age. There was an 8-inch tear in the plastic mesh,

    and the connecter for one of the rear supports had broken, forcing me to epoxy it in place.

    I decided it was time to reinvest in the future, and replace the damaged parts.

    Yesterday, I put on the fourth set of armpads, and replaced the old charcoal shadow-colored back with a spiffy new Citron version.

    It took some doing … I had to take a chisel to the epoxy …  but the chair feels like it’s new again.

    I hadn’t realized just how much the back support had been degraded; the aged plastic had gotten floppy, and the tear left it unbalanced.

    But it feels great now! It really is like new, and my back can tell the difference. I’m hoping I can get another five or so years out of the seat assembly, and then I’ll replace it, too.

    Herman Miller can consider me a very satisfied customer! IMHO, it’s far better to pay more up front for something that lasts, than to replace and throw away an inferior product every few years.

  7. 22 years ago, I invested in a #HermanMiller #Mirra office chair for my studio.

    It seemed like a lot at the time, but it really was the best thing I could have done for my back. My spine would be a wreck if I hadn’t.

    Tens of thousands of studio hours later, the chair is in perfect condition mechanically … but I’ve replaced the armpads twice,

    and while my back is fine, the *chair’s* back was showing its age. There was an 8-inch tear in the plastic mesh,

    and the connecter for one of the rear supports had broken, forcing me to epoxy it in place.

    I decided it was time to reinvest in the future, and replace the damaged parts.

    Yesterday, I put on the fourth set of armpads, and replaced the old charcoal shadow-colored back with a spiffy new Citron version.

    It took some doing … I had to take a chisel to the epoxy …  but the chair feels like it’s new again.

    I hadn’t realized just how much the back support had been degraded; the aged plastic had gotten floppy, and the tear left it unbalanced.

    But it feels great now! It really is like new, and my back can tell the difference. I’m hoping I can get another five or so years out of the seat assembly, and then I’ll replace it, too.

    Herman Miller can consider me a very satisfied customer! IMHO, it’s far better to pay more up front for something that lasts, than to replace and throw away an inferior product every few years.

  8. 22 years ago, I invested in a #HermanMiller #Mirra office chair for my studio.

    It seemed like a lot at the time, but it really was the best thing I could have done for my back. My spine would be a wreck if I hadn’t.

    Tens of thousands of studio hours later, the chair is in perfect condition mechanically … but I’ve replaced the armpads twice,

    and while my back is fine, the *chair’s* back was showing its age. There was an 8-inch tear in the plastic mesh,

    and the connecter for one of the rear supports had broken, forcing me to epoxy it in place.

    I decided it was time to reinvest in the future, and replace the damaged parts.

    Yesterday, I put on the fourth set of armpads, and replaced the old charcoal shadow-colored back with a spiffy new Citron version.

    It took some doing … I had to take a chisel to the epoxy …  but the chair feels like it’s new again.

    I hadn’t realized just how much the back support had been degraded; the aged plastic had gotten floppy, and the tear left it unbalanced.

    But it feels great now! It really is like new, and my back can tell the difference. I’m hoping I can get another five or so years out of the seat assembly, and then I’ll replace it, too.

    Herman Miller can consider me a very satisfied customer! IMHO, it’s far better to pay more up front for something that lasts, than to replace and throw away an inferior product every few years.

  9. 22 years ago, I invested in a #HermanMiller #Mirra office chair for my studio.

    It seemed like a lot at the time, but it really was the best thing I could have done for my back. My spine would be a wreck if I hadn’t.

    Tens of thousands of studio hours later, the chair is in perfect condition mechanically … but I’ve replaced the armpads twice,

    and while my back is fine, the *chair’s* back was showing its age. There was an 8-inch tear in the plastic mesh,

    and the connecter for one of the rear supports had broken, forcing me to epoxy it in place.

    I decided it was time to reinvest in the future, and replace the damaged parts.

    Yesterday, I put on the fourth set of armpads, and replaced the old charcoal shadow-colored back with a spiffy new Citron version.

    It took some doing … I had to take a chisel to the epoxy …  but the chair feels like it’s new again.

    I hadn’t realized just how much the back support had been degraded; the aged plastic had gotten floppy, and the tear left it unbalanced.

    But it feels great now! It really is like new, and my back can tell the difference. I’m hoping I can get another five or so years out of the seat assembly, and then I’ll replace it, too.

    Herman Miller can consider me a very satisfied customer! IMHO, it’s far better to pay more up front for something that lasts, than to replace and throw away an inferior product every few years.

  10. 22 years ago, I invested in a #HermanMiller #Mirra office chair for my studio.

    It seemed like a lot at the time, but it really was the best thing I could have done for my back. My spine would be a wreck if I hadn’t.

    Tens of thousands of studio hours later, the chair is in perfect condition mechanically … but I’ve replaced the armpads twice,

    and while my back is fine, the *chair’s* back was showing its age. There was an 8-inch tear in the plastic mesh,

    and the connecter for one of the rear supports had broken, forcing me to epoxy it in place.

    I decided it was time to reinvest in the future, and replace the damaged parts.

    Yesterday, I put on the fourth set of armpads, and replaced the old charcoal shadow-colored back with a spiffy new Citron version.

    It took some doing … I had to take a chisel to the epoxy …  but the chair feels like it’s new again.

    I hadn’t realized just how much the back support had been degraded; the aged plastic had gotten floppy, and the tear left it unbalanced.

    But it feels great now! It really is like new, and my back can tell the difference. I’m hoping I can get another five or so years out of the seat assembly, and then I’ll replace it, too.

    Herman Miller can consider me a very satisfied customer! IMHO, it’s far better to pay more up front for something that lasts, than to replace and throw away an inferior product every few years.

  11. Historia, origen y curiosidades de los Reyes Magos

    Cada enero, la noche del 5 al 6 de diciembre, se encarna en la sociedad el cuento milenario de Melchor, Gaspar y Baltasar, que reparten regalos a los niños buenos. Pero, ¿quiénes eran estos sabios? ¿Qué significan sus famosos regalos, ‘oro, incienso y mirra’? ¿Cuál es el origen de los Reyes Magos?

    #reyesmagos #navidad #Melchor #gaspar #Baltasar #incienso #oro #mirra

    digitalsaber30.blogspot.com/20

  12. Historia, origen y curiosidades de los Reyes Magos

    Cada enero, la noche del 5 al 6 de diciembre, se encarna en la sociedad el cuento milenario de Melchor, Gaspar y Baltasar, que reparten regalos a los niños buenos. Pero, ¿quiénes eran estos sabios? ¿Qué significan sus famosos regalos, ‘oro, incienso y mirra’? ¿Cuál es el origen de los Reyes Magos?

    #reyesmagos #navidad #Melchor #gaspar #Baltasar #incienso #oro #mirra

    digitalsaber30.blogspot.com/20