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Thunderbird Club

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I’ve always thought I’d like to add a blue one to my basses. Let us know what you think of it!



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Limited edition only for blue Rumblekat (pic I found from some Talkbass fella).
Go for it.

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Yikes! Serious case of destroyed finish on the back.

Odd but that's about the third bass I've seen since yesterday that had had a chemical reaction from something left in the case that screwed up the finish, one was a curly Q cord, the other one I forgot, this one not sure if it's from something in the case but what else?
The seller says someone left it sitting on a drum throne. Vinyl will do serious damage fairly quick. I’d be interested if it were sub $1000 but anything more is just too much money if contemplating a refin.
 
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"Actually non functional"
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It still works fine, i just feel the 800rb which sits in a rehearsal rental by hour room needs a good tech service to bring it up to par. Compared to my 400rb, the 800 seems to lack proper headroom. What i should've said is that rental space won't service it until the amp isn't working at all.

I could take a hammer to it, but then they'd know who was in the room last & i kinda enjoy that rehearsal space xD
 
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\I've always loved this and wished I could have seen this original version of the band.
I learned how to play listening and playing to the early records. They were very popular on the Central Coast from early on. The Santa Barbara FM station played them all the time. McVie always plays the right lines for the song. He still does.
 
I spent two or three months in Germany in 1981, I did an album in a studio called Dieter Dierks Studios, The Scorpions were his big band, I think he managed them or at least they recorded here. Very nice studio for the time, was a double, two bands recorded there at the same time, two 24 track machines in two different studios with IIRC more tracks available in a mobile which I never saw. It had its own hotel and everything, the album never got picked up and the producer never paid the studio so no copies, (sucked anyway :laugh:) although there are a few lo fi copies somewhere but I don't have one. I actually saw real flanging done, the engineer had two 2 (I think 2 track) track machines going and touched one lightly with his forearm to get it slightly behind the other one to create the out of phase swish, very interesting, it took him several times to get it right.
I saw the street where the Star Club used to be.
But yes it was a very nice country, people were nice, most spoke pretty good english and at least at the time there were a lot of underground clubs, it was kind of beatnick-y, neat country.
It's still a cool place like that. We were having dinner at this 5 star restaurant left walked about a block down this alley and there was a hard core punk club. Love the way the downtown just mixes it up. My GF has all of her family there so it's going to be an easy transition plus I found a film school there that wants me to teach so I'll have some part time work as well.