And in the world of humbuckers, also forgot to mention The SD HawkBucker.
Also one of my top favs.
Also one of my top favs.
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Also, the less tolerant the body is toward dehydration. That combo means I have to be extremely mindful of drinking on bike rides - especially in the Texas summer.The older you get the less responsive your brain signals are for thirst. Straight from my cardiologist. Force yourself to drink!
Duhdid anybunny ever bother to count them?
The aftermarket pickup rabbit hole can get pretty deep. There are actually quite a lot of options once you start looking.. Note: we need to get a wiki going re them…
For example, I’ve wondered about these that he’ll do in two hole Gibson mount or three hole Epi mount:
Thunderbass Neck
Wellll... the site says 2 or 3 hole mount.
I’ve always wanted to ride a motorcycle through there in July or August. I think a bicycle ride through in more bearable weather would be awesome, too.For those of us with OCD - yes, first thing I did when I looked at the picture. And there are 20 mules hitched to the lead wagon and maybe a couple of spares in tow behind the water tank wagon.
For those that don’t know, this is in the Death Valley area. Very neat place to visit in the winter when the temperature is bearable. Bring your golf clubs and you can officially play the lowest round of your life there (it’s below sea level). The geology and rock formations and bad water basin area are breathtaking. Parts of it are literally like a moonscape.
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He does. That’s is something no one has ever said I have.
Donnie’s got class AND turkeys!Nor of me. Let's just say we're not classless.
Yeah, the rig makes a huge difference.Most of the difference, in my experience. Incredible how minimal the difference was between the Thunderbuckers and TB+ on my usual GK-based rig. Much more significant difference through the B-15.
Aren’t those what comes in the basic Epi IV?@Basvarken was this one of the current chrome covered Gibson pickup or the black TB+?
No but they are pretty tempting at that price!!
I have come to like two different amp colorings given my mood and where I am.Yeah, the rig makes a huge difference.
There's also a THOR at Georgetown Music in Seattle. Georgetown MusicGibson Thor Bass Tube Combo – Vintage 1960s
The EY versions apparently have magnets/coils similar to Gibsons. We are assuming TB+ because the description says ceramic magnets.Aren’t those what comes in the basic Epi IV?
Indispensable......if you're me. Last time I had to buy one it was $35.
..more than most Eppis!… scary....more than most Eppis!… scary..
Never seen an Ampeg like that one before! I suspect with the reverb and tremelo features it might be a guitar rig vs a bass rig, which potentially means a whole lot of farting and and maybe torn speakers down the road.@GBassNorth George, I found a combo for you.
Unfortunately it’s in Nashville.
But I’ve never seen an Ampeg portaflex like this one before.
In the classifieds here.
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Or this interesting beast.
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Never played through one of these. I’ll keep my eye on it.There's also a THOR at Georgetown Music in Seattle. Georgetown MusicGibson Thor Bass Tube Combo – Vintage 1960s
Geddy will have a bunch of stories. Having been much straighter than other rock stars on all those tours, he probably remembers!