Something tells me she’s playing that one, the ‘64 and the BaCH the most these days.is that you main axe these days?….
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Something tells me she’s playing that one, the ‘64 and the BaCH the most these days.is that you main axe these days?….
Not bad here; a little worse in central FL. Sorta saturated.@GonePlaid See you might have gotten a bit a rain. You doing OK down there?
Good. FYI, I offer a free service of housing and protecting vintage Thunderbirds for people during bad weather. Quick and free pickup. Still working on the return process, however. It's really slow for some reason...Not bad here; a little worse in central FL. Sorta saturated.
is that you main axe these days?….
We’ve corrupted the worldnothing like top quality marketing……over 6k miles away and there are times I feel like I never left…….
love places where americans are still cool….
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Well, I'm in all of them!
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I don't think I've ever confused an Aussie for a Brit. If they're working at a Ski resort, they're an Aussie@Engle
Coincidentally, it was my eldest child’s Baby Shower (for our Grandchild no.1) this afternoon and we were talking to one of her old schoolmates that has been living in Canada the last 12 months or so.
They live in Calgary, and very complimentary of the city, people and experience. But adamant they will return when their time finishes in another 12 months (I think).
Yes, they get picked as having a foreign accent but most pick them as British. Sometimes New Zealand but never as Aussies. Someone asked about the “sorry” and politeness thing but she reckons she and Aussies beat the Canadians on “please’s” and “thank you’s” (not “please and thank you”).
Yes, they are into Hockey now and like the Edmonton facility.
I was wondering how that was going - I'm going to send you some on clear stock.You know that saying, "My favorite bass is the one I'm playing right now"
I really do find a big difference between a "P" and a "J" neck, trial run at the headstock art........
This is just styrene stock that I shot some black paint at, them gloss coat, the waterslide was done by Irv for me, it's had some more gloss over the top of it.
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Good. FYI, I offer a free service of housing and protecting vintage Thunderbirds for people during bad weather. Quick and free pickup. Still working on the return process, however. It's really slow for some reason...
Property of the Thunderbird Club XXX Babe Leader!You know that saying, "My favorite bass is the one I'm playing right now"
I really do find a big difference between a "P" and a "J" neck, trial run at the headstock art........
This is just styrene stock that I shot some black paint at, them gloss coat, the waterslide was done by Irv for me, it's had some more gloss over the top of it.
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A T Bird has a reverse shape but with a left handed bass player it looks almost normal:
I have been called the Master of the Obvious, but I there is more to learn from you!

Cool pix man.Hah. If I thought that I'd have done that ages ago. I think it looks ridiculous.
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Courtesy of master photographer Jeff.Cool pix man.
Suitable for autographing and framing. I’ll take one of each.Courtesy of master photographer Jeff.
I don't think I've ever confused an Aussie for a Brit. If they're working at a Ski resort, they're an Aussie.
The primer is called Chucky.Ok, got a question for the amp gurus here. My friend has a Sound City guitar combo, Concord.
There is a pair of Sovtek EL-34s ready to go in, and her doesn't know how to set the bias for the tubes. Neither do I. Is there a simple primer available in how to do that?...