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Thunderbird Club

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I'll just wait for you people to be done going on about cars, trucks, and the like... :smug:

*Sigh*...


Thunderbirds of Thursdays past.......

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I truly suspect the collective knowledge of Thunderbirds in this club exceeds the collective Thunderbird knowledge at Gibson.

We should collective-ly buy up Gibson so we could make Thunderbirds as they should be.....











not-Thunderbird content:

My primary project for this "weekend" ......

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So with the cap in series with the single coil, (when the switch is closed) it will roll off a bit of lows?
I guess it would be easy enough to bypass it with a jumper to listen for a difference.
in series (don't know the topology), bigger cap: louder/brighter
in parallel just the opposite; less volume/darker
a jumper would ground the whole signal not telling us much, more can be learned from lifting one side off imho...