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Thunderbird Club
- Thread starter TBird1958
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- Mar 13, 2008
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- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
Last song of the night, I'm playing the BaCH, I have to hand it to Sophia, she tripped and fell about halfway through the second set, breaking her wrist in the process - she didn't know it at the time, just that it hurt. We finished the set and played most of the third, stopping at 1:00AM per the casino with this song. The X Ray was ugly!
Nicely done. I'm fairly certain the balance woulda been better if it was shot from a more central location.
Broken wrist! That sux. I busted the
outta my left wrist at 14 y/o. Still bothers me occasionally.
Aren’t the Gibsons a bit thinner?
Ahem!Thanks for not using "stones."
Go dive the Great Barrier Reef and while yer there...
Great cover, with plenty of bass!!
Carp! So sorry to hear that. Amazing she could finish the night. Breaks like that HURT. Prayers for a quick healing and good pain meds with no addiction.
Some good footage with Tom Petersson playing a Thunderbird II.
Taking break a leg just too far.
Wow thanks for that info, I was under the impression that the Rex Brown was a neck through, so that’s actually something I’d have to take into consideration when I get to looking at a USA Thunderbird. I really like the black and gold aesthetic of it (minus the Rex brown graphic on the back plate
) and the fact that it came with pre installed hipshot hardware, not sure if the fact that it’s set neck is a deal breaker or not, but it definitely is a let down. I mean I got the chance to play an RD artist once and it was pretty nice with the set neck, but definitely a much different neck profile than my Epi-Bird.
Played my Epi-bird at church today so I finally got to get some experience with it in a mix with other musicians. It did not disappoint! It had such a clear low end and really filled the room without being overbearing. I really want another T-bird to put some rounds on now because I definitely want to keep the flats on this one!
- Jun 30, 2010
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The baby-blue BaCH sounds/looks great! And it seems like an obvious question, but you are the BL of TNH's correct?
Also, sorry to hear about your singers broken wrist! I'm still dealing with my left wrist fracture and empathize with such an injury. Hope she gets it fixed and recovers well - it's a long process unfortunately.
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Ok. No idea on “Bajoloche”?
Mine is an AEB10 from memory, Black with abalone around the sound hole, pickup and is 32” scale.
ABE5EOk. No idea on “Bajoloche”?
Mine is an AEB10 from memory, Black with abalone around the sound hole, pickup and is 32” scale.
great song, thx for posting…
- Jun 30, 2010
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- musician/artist/owner - Gildaxe
Interesting adaption on the Flying V to add a Bigsby - never seen that before.
