But I can keep up while taking Lyft.Ha! You're not home yet and we're not done yet!
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But I can keep up while taking Lyft.Ha! You're not home yet and we're not done yet!
I have to admit, they are beautiful instruments. I never got used to the feel (never felt normal), the sound was different, but just OK. User error possibly there. And neck dive. It was light.
The new Rics (one I had anyway) had both options. Bull the vol knob and it gave the vintage tone. Thinned the tone a fair amount.
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…I find that’s much easier than playing while laying down.….. I even started playing upright about 20 years ago.
…I find that’s much easier than playing while laying down.
…we are talking about basses, correct?
....and, apparently, similar tonal interests?
From that to "black metal".....
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Proof Thunderbirds aren't "one trick ponies"?
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I think a bass with the color scheme of that plane would be super cool.I don’t own any blue basses, maybe my next build will be a Zenith Blue color match to my 911…
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C3s are cool, but over here, purists won’t bite….About the Hammond: I prefer the C3, just because it was used by Jon Lord, Rick Wakeman, Keith Emerson, Eddie Jobson etc. It looks cooler, to me. But it's essentially the same as B3.
My friend (thankfully I have lots of friends with cool gear) has an M3 which has been modded to have the same scanner vibrato as the B3/C3. The "foldback mod", if I recall correctly.
Hugh Banton from Van Der Graaf Generator used both Farfisa and Hammond during the bands lifespan in the seventies. He modded the heck out of both and had a really unique sounds. After he quit the band he started to build organs for churches.
Thanks. The phone really gets all the credit. I just aimed it in the right direction.What a great pic!
Fender did that with the SoCal Speed Shop model….I think a bass with the color scheme of that plane would be super cool.
I think you could do better, like incorporating those white teardrop things around the propeller assembly.Fender did that with the SoCal Speed Shop model….
Fender So-Cal Speed Shop Stratocaster | Reverb
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I’ve considered doing a Tbird in something similar
Depends whose ass we're talking about.do not like stupid ass flavorings added to anything.
I believe so. Our music tastes are a bit different; I’m nowhere near as hardcore. But what I found from your basses is that our tone preference is very similar.....and, apparently, similar tonal interests?
From that to "black metal".....
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At least they didn't start out that way... probably The Chambers Brothers and Entwistle solidified it primarily as a 'rock machine'.
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I love my Peavy Foundation. I’ve pretty much got the amp thing covered. There’s nothing wrong with Peavy amps and cabs. They are way underrated from what I can tell. But I’m sold on my Mesa and Ampeg/Berg rigs. That search is pretty much over.Sounds like you need a good Peavey Head and cab then.
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I don’t own any blue basses, maybe my next build will be a Zenith Blue color match to my 911…
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