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Thunderbird Club
- Thread starter TBird1958
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Whatever works.Well, you know. Flavors.
I've recently gotten re-acquainted with the original Mountain trio, and a while back learned that Felix, the bass player laid down their album tracks with an old Gibson Thunderbird-II bass. TEETH!! AND I really dig that sound they got. The Vintage Pro is said to get into that neighborhood by default, so I'd like to bring that to the "Stoner-Doom" prog project.
That's my excuse, okay??
New carpet?
Of course. I missed the cat b4.
Seriously, it must've been fun(?)stacking those things. (I didn't know they made apartment size forklifts).
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Beautiful! One of these days I’m gonna have to try out a Pro IV. If you’re not already a member of this club feel free to join. It’s a great bunch of guys and gals with tons of insight on how to get the most out of your Tbird.
I can’t quite put my finger on it, but for some reason I’m seeing double and feeling a little off kilter today.
Front Runner….84(?)..def after Pearl..
Of course. I missed the cat b4.
Seriously, it must've been fun(?)stacking those things. (I didn't know they made apartment size forklifts).
Not quite fun, per se....
But I definitely would have preferred if the bottom cab wasn't the "light" (
) one.
Off Kilter? Off Kilter (band) - WikipediaBeautiful! One of these days I’m gonna have to try out a Pro IV. If you’re not already a member of this club feel free to join. It’s a great bunch of guys and gals with tons of insight on how to get the most out of your Tbird.
I can’t quite put my finger on it, but for some reason I’m seeing double and feeling a little off kilter today.
I used to use this(Peavey late 80s KB-300 keyboard amp; 1x15, horn, piezo)for a bass amp. Built like a tank; heavy as a 53 footer. TBird sounded great. Killed my back.Not quite fun, per se....
But I definitely would have preferred if the bottom cab wasn't the "light" (
But you could probably roll it out the back of a moving 53 footer, and the only thing to get hurt would be the road it landed on
One for the money…
Two for the show…
Three to get ready…
and Four to go…
…well maybe.
Two for the show…
Three to get ready…
and Four to go…
…well maybe.
- Mar 13, 2008
- 18,894
- 142,206
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
A new Non Reverse is highly recommended! Meantime, let me know if you'd like a club number and please feel welcome here, ask questions, we don't use the search function!
- Mar 13, 2008
- 18,894
- 142,206
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
Something that was in my Instagram feed.................
Whoa! Does this somehow mean Gibson actually cares about us bass players?
fun three setter c’est soir…covering for a last minute cancellation so no major train wrecks…total bonus
Well, you know. Flavors.
I've recently gotten re-acquainted with the original Mountain trio, and a while back learned that Felix, the bass player laid down their album tracks with an old Gibson Thunderbird-II bass. TEETH!! AND I really dig that sound they got. The Vintage Pro is said to get into that neighborhood by default, so I'd like to bring that to the "Stoner-Doom" prog project.
That's my excuse, okay??
Sounds good to me
