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Thunderbird Club

Anyone able (lucky enough) to see the Aurora Borealis tonight?
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Beautiful!

We're supposed to be able to see them here tonight, but far too much light pollution from Seattle to let it happen - It's something I've always wanted to see, and yet, have not.
 
We're supposed to be able to see them here tonight, but far too much light pollution from Seattle to let it happen - It's something I've always wanted to see, and yet, have not.
We just saw the total solar eclipse of the Sun and now the Aurora Borealis within 6 weeks. We have been lucky this year with natural phenomena. Add a total Lunar eclipse and a meteor shower and I'll be happy! I imagine Engle saw a nice display!
 
I have a Fender "Princeton 75" SS guitar amp. Not the same at all I know, but that little sucker is ungodly loud. I've never seen anything like it. As in if you get to 2 on the volume it's too loud at home. On 6 you could gig an arena. On top of that, it sound really good. If it only had tubes.....
Yes my lil Princeton is a very clean, loud mini tube amp. I built a Klon front end for it and it's a super clean, insane overdrive. It will amplify a guitar to an insanely clean overdrive level. I built several for Christmas gifts last year and they were well received. I built them for friends and family using high tolerance components and they sound awesome. Ready to build myself a Klon for my guitars!