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Thunderbird Club

Man it's ridiculous even trying to keep up here. But it's fun, and probably *ever so slightly* annoying to those of you who make the effort to stay engaged. :)
Anyway my Epic CP has been seeing some rehearsal action. Hope gigs come along soon, I'm needing to get out and recreate! And my 'Bird needs to fly a mile or 'hundred...


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Beautiful kitty!

I love it that she's made herself so comfortable on your Rick!


I've had her for fifteen years since she was a little kitty and she's really attached to me, she follows me all around the house. A cynic would say it's for food but she comes in and jumps on the bed at night to say goodnight right after I feed her.....maybe she's thanking me? :laugh:
 
I've had her for fifteen years since she was a little kitty and she's really attached to me, she follows me all around the house. A cynic would say it's for food but she comes in and jumps on the bed at night to say goodnight right after I feed her.....maybe she's thanking me? :laugh:
Well, she's not big enough to come looking for dessert, lol!
No, I get it... :D
 
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exactly what’s happening…..just difficult to put the resulting sonic effect into words…
Agreed. It’s definitely a different form of compression. I’ve never gotten to watch it on a scope. I’m guessing there’s a transient peak before the collapse, maybe with some minor oscillating overshoot?
 
I've had her for fifteen years since she was a little kitty and she's really attached to me, she follows me all around the house. A cynic would say it's for food but she comes in and jumps on the bed at night to say goodnight right after I feed her.....maybe she's thanking me? :laugh:

Nothing better than real kitty love! Mine does stuff like that too.
 
Agreed. It’s definitely a different form of compression. I’ve never gotten to watch it on a scope. I’m guessing there’s a transient peak before the collapse, maybe with some minor oscillating overshoot?
yeah to view properly you need to gate the signal generator with an external time base (another generator) and sync the scope to gate pulse….
 
I just wonder how many were actually producing sound. A professional sound guy here that did a lot of work in the 70s and 80s mentioned that many bands have a lot of amps/cabs on stage, some actually have speakers in them. A good number were actually playing through small combos behind the wall of amps. Not true of everyone by any means.
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Yeah, one can be ungodly loud and make people within 100 ft sick. Some guy on TB used to take two SVTs to even small club gigs. I think is his name was Bobby something..... :whistle:
I used to run Blue line SVTs next to Marshall Majors. The SVTs were like clubs, you could beat someone senseless with them. I much preferred the sparkle and shimmer of the Marshalls and eventually Hiwatts to the bludgeon of the SVTs.
 
I've had her for fifteen years since she was a little kitty and she's really attached to me, she follows me all around the house. A cynic would say it's for food but she comes in and jumps on the bed at night to say goodnight right after I feed her.....maybe she's thanking me? :laugh:
Making sure that you will survive until breakfast.