Yamaha home-studio adverts circa 1989. Click on the images to expand.
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My living room was set up as a studio, with my keyboards taking up one side of the room so that I could sit at them and watch TV if I felt like it. I believe strongly that music making shouldn't be limited to one place though, which is why I tend to move my stuff around the house and play in different rooms, or take my portable setup out with me and make music outside.
Do you mind if I ask where you found these images? Do you still have the brochure? I remember getting this brochure when I was just a kid and drooling over all the equipment. I think that there was also a shot of a dorm room loaded with all kinds of cool gear. Fun memories. I'd love to see more if you still have them. Thanks for posting!