I do!
Love it when everyone here shares their show pics......
White T Bird and boots = Glam. At Seattle's Pride.
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Love white T-birds!! We do need a like button.
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I do!
Love it when everyone here shares their show pics......
White T Bird and boots = Glam. At Seattle's Pride.
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Me Playing in a country band Saturday.
Pickle Palooza show
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DSC01774 by radiorobert, on Flickr
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DSC01779 by radiorobert, on Flickr
Hey there, TBird. Both you, and the band, look great.
What about that green metal flake bass?
Remember?
All my best.
Turns out there's a bit of video that goes with photos, my white '89 Gibson with Lull pickups
r-l, Charlie Hargrett(Blackfoot), Steve Grisham(The Outlaws), Jimmy Sexton(Lynyrd Skynyrd), me
The pickups use bar magnets, not poles. The problem with the V pickups is that they are the exact ones as used in the IV. The magnetic field isn't wide enough for 5 string spacing. It should be OK for 8. That's also a problem with Gibson Studio V TBirds.
Hamer used 35 series pickups in their 8 and 12 strings. I use 4 string ThunderBuckers in mine.
Might be a better place for this discussion:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/official-8-string-octave-courses-bass-club-456609/
No, the nickle ones.Are you using the stainless steel strings? If so, how is your fret life with them?
r-l, Charlie Hargrett(Blackfoot), Steve Grisham(The Outlaws), Jimmy Sexton(Lynyrd Skynyrd), me
No, the nickle ones.
I also play Detroit Strings SS wirewounds from webstrings.com - they stay bright for quite a long time also and I have not seen excessive fretwear with them. I get maybe a week of staying bright from Rotos.
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