godofthunder59
Life is short, buy the bass.
- Feb 19, 2006
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- Endorsing Cataldo Basses, Whirlwind products, Thunderbucker pickups
Hahahaha! Appropriate.On first quick reading, I saw 645 Tinnitus Ave.
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Hahahaha! Appropriate.On first quick reading, I saw 645 Tinnitus Ave.
This guy seems to really like his Thunderbirds.
I give up. TalkBass doesn't seem to want to parse Instagram links. Find them yourselves I guess.
https://www.instagram.com/jarrodtravis/
Lol Hoss is fine, I've learned to use my words.In that case, I meant to say, Mr. Hoss!
Me circa late 1978 note the "Hoss " wardrobe. Custom made leather vest, white buttondown, and jeans, missing the cowboy boots.
A little pricey, but nice in black.Greco Thunderbird alert.
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That is local.Greco Thunderbird alert.
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Greco Thunderbird alert.
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Guess it depends on what you’re after. For deep and dark and creamy smooth I reach for my capped Goth with the stock Eppi pickups before anything else.Wow! That’s a lot of power in your pickup! I genuinely believe Gibson put junk pickups in Epiphone and Fender put junk pickups in Squire just to make their name branded stuff sound better by comparison. Go to a store, play both, and hear where your money’s going. Of course, £200 will fix that alone.
I’m actually liking a lot of Alan Jackson tunes these days.I'm not a big fan of modern country (post 1978), but I saw him perform with Willie on the R$R hall of fame thing and I may give him a listen....
I like Dwight Yoakam, and that's as modern as I get... I'm not even a Hank Jr, or George Straight fan.... What year did the "outlaws" album come out? maybe the last good country album... country music died with Boxcar Willie...
Thought I'd put this out, no affiliation.
Went browsing in Montreal South Shore music store this evening and talked a bit with the manager, who also has his own guitar-making shop. We get around talking about Thunderbirds and Fenderbirds, nice guy very friendly and of course knowledgeable. He also mentions that one of his luthier friends has a company in the Sacramento area, that makes Firebird style guitars and also just started to make Thunderbird style basses.
Anybody familiar with these ?
Kauer Guitars
They seem to have a great sense of humor. Check out the player comments at the bottom of each model page. The Banshee is the Firebird.Boutique and pricey, but I hear they are nice. I have never seen one in person yet but I see them turn up in a lot of pro players live shots on Facebook.
My wife likes him a lot. I went to I think four concerts of his over the years. She went with her hardcore country friend for his farewell show in Anaheim.Guess it depends on what you’re after. For deep and dark and creamy smooth I reach for my capped Goth with the stock Eppi pickups before anything else.
I’m actually liking a lot of Alan Jackson tunes these days.
Still nothing but lava lamps.
Thought I'd put this out, no affiliation.
Went browsing in Montreal South Shore music store this evening and talked a bit with the manager, who also has his own guitar-making shop. We get around talking about Thunderbirds and Fenderbirds, nice guy very friendly and of course knowledgeable. He also mentions that one of his luthier friends has a company in the Sacramento area, that makes Firebird style guitars and also just started to make Thunderbird style basses.
Anybody familiar with these ?
Kauer Guitars
Nope. Let’s ask @Erik Rollain.Thought I'd put this out, no affiliation.
Went browsing in Montreal South Shore music store this evening and talked a bit with the manager, who also has his own guitar-making shop. We get around talking about Thunderbirds and Fenderbirds, nice guy very friendly and of course knowledgeable. He also mentions that one of his luthier friends has a company in the Sacramento area, that makes Firebird style guitars and also just started to make Thunderbird style basses.
Anybody familiar with these ?
Kauer Guitars