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"olive" green - just needs red knobs...
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Thunderbird Club
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"olive" green - just needs red knobs...
Same thing(almost)to train freaks.
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Some time in the past few years they made a bunch of models in that color. I was surprised but several people here said they loved it. Ok! Something for everyone!
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It sure looks olive green in the pics, very much like one of Frank's Firebirds - but, it could be poorly lit photography too.
That said, I can only find evidence online of them selling guitars (including Firebirds) so this was either a one off, a refin, or bizarre lighting on a TV silver per Marshall.
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This one just looks like a solid green in every pic. I thought it was one of the LEs but had been refined or was a one off. Did they even make any with other colors? I only recall seeing silver. Possibly turned an odd color?
Well, it is at GC(who, BTW, has been recruiting me to shoot their pics
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Er, I mean, ferroequinologists.
I just learned that if one cannot afford a synthesizer there's always the way to make things self-oscillate. Actually, I learned that ages ago when the battery started to go sour on the Ibanez DCF10 chorus/flanger and it started to howl like dogs of doom.
But I didn't know that any kind of mixer could do that too when you just patch outputs to inputs.
Just tried it with the cheap Behringer mixer I have and here's three tracks going on. The signal went through my pedal board but I assure it didn't make it any more weird than it already was. Felt like I was trying to operate a modular synth I knew nothing about since every knob interacted with each other.
Next time I will try to add some pedals within the loops.
But I didn't know that any kind of mixer could do that too when you just patch outputs to inputs.
Just tried it with the cheap Behringer mixer I have and here's three tracks going on. The signal went through my pedal board but I assure it didn't make it any more weird than it already was. Felt like I was trying to operate a modular synth I knew nothing about since every knob interacted with each other.
Next time I will try to add some pedals within the loops.
That could drive one nuts if it started doing that on a gig.Does anyone know if Sveinung Hovensjo played a fretless bass on Hakon Graf's Hideaway?
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Well, it is at GC(who, BTW, has been recruiting me to shoot their pics
I have 4 green Thunderbirds already, gonna let that Epi slide on by....................
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So are there ferroequinologist conventions and if so does everyone have to arrive by train?
