Thank you y s I would like a club number
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Thunderbird Club
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Thank you y s I would like a club number
Chucky always goes the extra mile - note that he tunes his cabs.fun three setter c’est soir…covering for a last minute cancellation so no major train wrecks…total bonus
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Why don’t they stop being so stubborn and use the two-piece? I’d get one for sure if they did.
To call it a “tribute” it really needs a two-piece bridge. They look cool though. But I won’t be in a big hurry to get one. But feelings change…They be NRII’s ????
Equally odd they are shown with what looks like standard black plastic Tbird pups vs the chrome ProBuckers.
Oh well, everybody do the Gibson shuffle, it’s two steps forward and one step back.
I’m still holding out for an Eppi NR, might be a long wait though.
And write off a warehouse full of three points!?
Get a Gibby, paint over the decal, buy an Epiphone TRC. Voila.
Get a Gibby, paint over the decal, buy an Epiphone TRC. Voila.
There might be someone willing to do a trade. Probably have to kick in some cash to make the deal happen though...
I can't seem to get that to come up. I'd like to know more about them.
even though I can't afford one.
When I’m playing covers, I try to play the “signature” parts and get the groove right. With further listening, I will often find stuff that I missed.
We do nothing but covers. I try to duplicate the 'original' bass line from the hit version. 'Course there's no telling how many takes/revisions it went through to get it. Or how that group plays it now.
My Les Paul Doublecut is called a Tribute. Is that Gibson-speak for one pickup and the thin finish without the pores filled?
Maybe I should just start a Youtube channel called Lazy Left Hands. Almost all the covers I work on are dumbed down since my left hand has a mind of its own...and a low IQ.
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Look here, there's way more than what I posted. How much of it is speculation vs. what will come to pass is anyone's guess.
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Thanks. I s'pose I'll hafta open an account...
(I like the "walnutt-y" looking one.)
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Just like done on SG thread, Tbird deserves here too (notice here has better video quality, used fullhp/60fps rear camera; SG only fullhd/30p front cam)
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Actually, the Tbird ‘60s and NR Orginal Collections look pretty sweet! Colors, pups and hardware are pretty much what I’ve been waiting for. Wonder what the cost will be and when they might release them.
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).
I hate moving this thing in my apartment:
Strap button placement Wednesday!
For bass and treble geetars I really like heel placement, birds, SG’s, V’s, etc…
I do like the upper horn placement on Rick’s, FSO’s, and my new Embassy. But I don’t like horn placement on treble geetars. Like on strats.
I was trying to figure out why I didn’t like my Gretsch as much as my other DC’s and the strap button is on the horn, it’s a short horn but it still feels off, I’m going to move the button this afternoon..
For bass and treble geetars I really like heel placement, birds, SG’s, V’s, etc…
I do like the upper horn placement on Rick’s, FSO’s, and my new Embassy. But I don’t like horn placement on treble geetars. Like on strats.
I was trying to figure out why I didn’t like my Gretsch as much as my other DC’s and the strap button is on the horn, it’s a short horn but it still feels off, I’m going to move the button this afternoon..
