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Thunderbird Club

Not allowed to say that on this forum, IIRC.

I think you're right... But I don't think said bass is owned by a Thunderbird Club member, and the owner most likely won't venture here...

Otherwise, apologies for that remark - But it came from the heart...:roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:
 
Same here. I'm so anal about it I find myself biting my tongue when I see someone, usually a guitarist, just doing a straight plug in... "But you might step on your..."! ;)

I know that feeling... It's the same feeling I get, when I either see strings wound the wrong way round a tuner, or people who don't cut their strings and leave them sticking out in all directions... :banghead:
 
It would look SO much better without those hideous pickup rings and all those switches...

Yes, agreed. Definitely dislike the pup rings and the switches, I have a BC Rich Mockingbird with all those active switches that I don't use so I too could do
without those. Beyond that, I like the color and the Explorer headstock is cool.
 
It would look SO much better without those hideous pickup rings and all those switches...
Agree on the pup rings! Actually I've never really been fond of the looks of the split P layout on a TBird much less two of them and much much less surrounded by needlessly gaudy trim rings. Just give me a single or dual Humbucker covered in chrome (or not) and I'm happy! I can even live with the enigma machine switching gear as long as everything has a purpose although I think less is more when gigging.
 

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