No wonder it sounded just like it.Uh, that was Phil on drums......
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Ya gots to understand: I pay very little attention to anything but the game. And that only if it's interesting.
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No wonder it sounded just like it.Uh, that was Phil on drums......
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My daughter knows the code for every airport in the world. And I know a lot of them from helping her study for the test she had to Ace.Are we talking airports? If not, I'm even way less up on shorthand than I thought.
No Wilbur? That's not Wright, brother.Thursday it is, spent some of the afternoon with Mr. Orville.
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Yep Miles. And that’s my point.
So Gibson thinks Rex Brown irares an sig bass. He does based on the skills. But his audience is limited. And in reality, he rarely plays Thunderbirds.
I wouldn’t fit in since I’m a RL Polo guy for work. I only wear plaid on weekends.
Conveniently, this one is already in Texas. You’ll have to supply the longhorns.Remember the "Harold and Maude" Jaguar Hearse? I want a bigger version based on a muscle car, or maybe a 66 Caddie with a big V8 and longhorns. The latter would be the ultimate Texas gigmobile.
Ya got it all wrong, you need to say "Mr. Orville" in your best Toshiro Mifune voice, then Wilbur becomes unnecessary.
I’m in catchup mode today. But I have a thought. I want to look at other replies first though. And your responses. My first impression though is that you want a more traditional Thunderbird pickup tone.I originally posted this on the Les Paul Jr DC Bass thread, but I am hoping a T-Bird owner can help me with pick-up questions. Long story short, I want to know what a T-Bird pup would sound like in the "mudbucker" position, vs the sound of a Mudbucker, since the LP Jr has a single T-Bird pup in the sweet spot, and it may make more sense to have a matching set. Here's the original post:
"I love & miss the lows from the EB-0, so I am considering having either a Mudbucker in the typical EB-0 location or maybe instead the matching Thunderbird neck pup in the same location. I lean towards the Mudbucker, so I would have those vintage tones, but maybe the T-Bird neck pup would make a better match.
Can anyone even guess the differences in tone? I know what the OEM mudbucker sounds like, as well as a Dimarzio Model 1. But I have no experience at all with a T-Bird (still on the wish list) so I don't know if the lows will be as fat. I assume either would add serious lows that I will dial in with a 2nd Volume knob. I also plan to have a Stellartone Tonestyler replacing the stock tone.
I still need to check with my guitar tech/luthier to see if a route there at the end of the fingerboard is even feasible; that neck tenon joint looks a little scary, to be honest.
My last mods will be to try out different replacement pickups for the original pickup, but for the time being, I'm pretty happy with it. I would look for the most P-Bass-sounding one though, as I am a Fender Precision guy looking for a smaller bass to play and do fly dates with. I wasn't as thrilled with the Fender Mustang; it seemed more tubby than the LPDC Jr, which is really punchy in comparison.
That being said, I love this little sucker, and plan on using it a lot for a long time.
Dusty Hill at one point used a touch of chorus. Just left it on as I recall.
Conveniently, this one is already in Texas. You’ll have to supply the longhorns.
Bit rude. she coulda asked firstI think it's the basic limits of current batteries not loving cold or hot. The mitigation is knowing this common fact and not buying one.A number of states had that issue.
Funny story. Piano tuner was telling me of guy who had an EV and wasn't charging at his home. Came out and found a lady charging her car. He asked what she thought she was doing. She said she was just charging her car up. He pointed out that it was his house not a charging station. She was shocked that he wasn't thrilled with her charging and getting the free invisible magic that makes her car go. She then confessed that she was visiting next door and with the cold when she went to leave she didn't have enough of the invisible magic to even get her to the next charging place.![]()
Conveniently, this one is already in Texas. You’ll have to supply the longhorns.
and another in black
https://youtube.com/shorts/eeBK-OiLufE?si=vCYqQau-iSu6AhbR
The gator has reportedly left but the HOA President's wife has a new alligator handbag...
Nels playing his '59 Jazzmaster acquired from Watt - his most iconic guitar. Late '60s Fender Coronado Hollow-body bass tooI roller-skated at rinks as a youth
Same!Permanently ingrained in my mind. One of my favorite movies.
Isn’t that the coolest vid?
I’ve never been able to gauge Wilco fandom here. Except I know you’re huge on Nels. He’s my favorite guitarist. And Wilco is one of my favorite bands! Regrettably, I’ve only seen them three times. But Wilco is, along with the Silversun Pickups, the Zac Brown Band, and the Avett Brothers, one of the best shows you’re likely to see these days. Stirratt is one of my favorite bassists. Heck. I even his signature guitar strap.
Better not! Those things are very protected. Do that and the fine would be more than the cost of the condo, plus free accommodations at the "Graybar Hotel", extended stay.The gator has reportedly left but the HOA President's wife has a new alligator handbag...
This...is a Phaser. Thanks to the good Mr. P, I still get to enjoy it after all these years. I used the other one from home for a practice and one use and put the MXR back. The other one will stay at home.
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