HEAT

EstateMatt · 15th January 2009

Does anyone have any bright ideas for heating my live room? It's 16 feet tall so it can be tough to keep heat on the floor. During the winter it is absolutely freezing. My toes and fingers can sometimes go numb if I leave it to the in house heat to do the work. As I type, there are 3 electric heaters in there and it's still pretty damn cold. I'm pretty sure that normal electric baseboard makes click noises?

what do you guys use?

Rossome · 19th January 2009

You have an overhead fan running? Could help move the hot air towards the ground

PureAudiouk · 21st January 2009

I'm normally trying to get rid of heat... not keep it in

Get a Mesa Boogie amp and leave it turned on.. they produce sooo much heat :-)

you could always get a storage heater. They come on at night and you'll use cheap electricity and your proofing will keep the heat in for the rest of the day as it slowly releases from the SH.

The best thing to do is get advice from an electrician who can advise you on the state of play with electronics and dirty signals.. You may be able to get access to a plug on a different phase than your lighting.. and besides.. I doubt a heater will be allowed on during a take anyway...

tsvisser · 21st January 2009

got any renovation plans? radiant heated floor would be the best way to go. maybe there is some sort of tile / riser system that you could retrofit easily?

15th January 2009	#1
EstateMatt Lives for gear Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 605 Thread Starter	HEAT Does anyone have any bright ideas for heating my live room? It's 16 feet tall so it can be tough to keep heat on the floor. During the winter it is absolutely freezing. My toes and fingers can sometimes go numb if I leave it to the in house heat to do the work. As I type, there are 3 electric heaters in there and it's still pretty damn cold. I'm pretty sure that normal electric baseboard makes click noises? what do you guys use? __________________ S H O R T H I L L S , N . J . • 9 7 3 . 4 6 7 . 8 2 5 5 • H T T P : / / W W W . E S T A T E S O U N D . C O M

19th January 2009	#2
Rossome Gear nut Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: New Bunswick, Canada Posts: 75	You have an overhead fan running? Could help move the hot air towards the ground __________________

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21st January 2009	#3
PureAudiouk Gear nut Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 121	I'm normally trying to get rid of heat... not keep it in Get a Mesa Boogie amp and leave it turned on.. they produce sooo much heat :-) you could always get a storage heater. They come on at night and you'll use cheap electricity and your proofing will keep the heat in for the rest of the day as it slowly releases from the SH. The best thing to do is get advice from an electrician who can advise you on the state of play with electronics and dirty signals.. You may be able to get access to a plug on a different phase than your lighting.. and besides.. I doubt a heater will be allowed on during a take anyway...

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tsvisser Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Honolulu HI Posts: 1,805	got any renovation plans? radiant heated floor would be the best way to go. maybe there is some sort of tile / riser system that you could retrofit easily?