Garage Macs.

Hepcat · May 23, 2008

Seeing if I can do this photo uploading. My garage/shop where the vintage Macs go to perform and the grandkids play.

MR78, C33, MCD7005, MC2255, Large Advents. (MA5100, MA6100 spares).

beans · May 23, 2008

Hepcat said:
Seeing if I can do this photo uploading. My garage/shop where the vintage Macs go to perform and the grandkids play.

MR78, C33, MCD7005, MC2255, Large Advents. (MA5100, MA6100 spares).

That combination, -- MR78, C33, MC2255 -- is tremendous, and I would never in a million years stick it in a garage. But then, I'm in SE Texas where it gets really muggy this time of year. I'd be worried about chassis corrosion.

dj_AmTraX · May 23, 2008

Very nice collection. You must spend a lot of time in the garage too.

wajobu · May 23, 2008

Those "spares" look lonely...please send them to me and I'll gladly keep them company (esp. the MC2255 and 6100 :naughty:

)

BTW, one of my "shop" amplifiers is an MC502 slim direct coupled amp--sounds great! :thmbsp:

240sx4u · May 23, 2008

Whats your address?

skippy_ps · May 23, 2008

Your garage setup is nicer than my "in the house" setup.

ity:

Murray

wajobu · May 23, 2008

Now Murray, we know THAT'S not true

Please just feel free to send YOUR stuff to me too :banana:

BTW, that garage is neat as a pin there Hepcat :yes:

skippy_ps · May 23, 2008

wajobu said:
Now Murray, we know THAT'S not true

Please just feel free to send YOUR stuff to me too

BTW, that garage is neat as a pin there Hepcat :yes:

Yep, three tricycles, no waiting.

Murray

Gaucho1 · May 23, 2008

My garage gets up to 120 degrees in the summer. And its the home for the occasional black widow. I'm jealous of your storage space not to mention your collection!

Have a good weekend.

Doug Olitsky · May 23, 2008

I would reccommend putting the bottled water on the bottom shelf, and for heaven's skake ditch then typewriter (its taking up valueable McSpace)

hifi_nut · May 23, 2008

Vintage McIntosh system in a garage?

Good grief, only in America. :yikes:

Don´t mind me, It´s the envy, you see?

70salesguy · May 23, 2008

Do you have a set of triplets as grandchildren?

Vesuv1us · May 23, 2008

That is the cleanest and most organized garage I've ever seen...

davidb · May 23, 2008

Now that's a garage sale not to miss.

radioactive · May 24, 2008

i'd like to play in that garage too

240sx4u · May 24, 2008

Hepcat... odd garage. That gear would be ruined in months in mine. I spend too much time making messes.

Where did you get the shelving? looks very nice and sturdy!

I also like the tri tricycle setup! LOL

Evan

DR. JAM · May 24, 2008

Can I bring my couch and a six pack and listen a bit? :music:

denniswilson · May 24, 2008

Nice, clean and orginized garage !!:thmbsp:

Hepcat · May 25, 2008

Thanks for all the kind words.

The temp and humidity stays fine in there year round.

The heavy duty storage shelves (4 sets) came from Lowes and fits together with a few hammer taps, no screws.

The typewriter has been used by my two first-grader grandaughters to write their words etc. But the ribbon is out now and yes I need to toss it.

Vinyl Rules! · May 25, 2008

Hepcat said:
The heavy duty storage shelves (4 sets) came from Lowes and fits together with a few hammer taps, no screws.

That shelving is also great for LP storage. My recollection is that each shelf is rated for something like 800 or more pounds.

We bought ours at Sam's Club to store our 20,000+ LP collection in our finished, low-humidity basement.

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