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may play the 65 at tomorrow gig (one set) and then back in the closet it goes….
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Very, very nice Sir Chuck.
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TT…..
may play the 65 at tomorrow gig (one set) and then back in the closet it goes….
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Thanks for the recommendation. I would like to try them on something. Flats can sound amazing in certain applications. Might be what I try after another go with what I have before spending many $$. I have a set of TIs and/or Pyramids I could sell and the SITs would be free!Well, I'll jump in and suggest SIT Power FLATS. Pretty close to EBCFs in tone, yet won't f...*, er, mess up yer fingers. I have them on my Epi Embassy-and they'll prolly stay there 'til they go dead(4-5 years). Or I get a wild hair and get another set of #2814 EBCFs.
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Thanks.Agreed. I have EBCF on my CP and Power Flats on both my VPs. Maybe a bit more zing from EBCF but very similar for half the price.
Can you make one for me--just please do put some talent in before shipping? I can always make room for much needed talent.A friend of mine made a Talent pedal like that, with a foot switch and LED. I'd make one for myself, but no room on my little board.
Having expectations is a cause of much frustration in life. It was just silly to expect FedMess to get it right. Who does that, anyway?FedMess deuxième partie: After spending a week in customs because they couldn't find the 3 invoices in the airbill pouch or the e-copy, they finally released my client's package and sent it to Paris. Unfortunately, my client is in Southern France. What *ing morons.
Closet? Closet? That thing needs some playing by one who can play. My '64 begs me to ship it to you to not be abused by a hack. I resist because I know it won't want to come home after talent has been applied....TT…..
may play the 65 at tomorrow gig (one set) and then back in the closet it goes….
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something tells me you are a VERY humble top notch player……Closet? Closet? That thing needs some playing by one who can play. My '64 begs me to ship it to you to not be abused by a hack. I resist because I know it won't want to come home after talent has been applied....
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may play the 65 at tomorrow gig (one set) and then back in the closet it goes….
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Closet? Closet? That thing needs some playing by one who can play. My '64 begs me to ship it to you to not be abused by a hack. I resist because I know it won't want to come home after talent has been applied....
I immediately thought of you when I saw it. It is a mod North Guitars would do. I like it too.Nice original mods for a bird - poplar Burl wing veneers and a Warwick bridge/tail. Makes it uniquely yours, I like that.
If it were mine, it would never spend time in a closet. Thunderbirds need to fly and breathe.TT…..
may play the 65 at tomorrow gig (one set) and then back in the closet it goes….
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till they crash and break their beak…nah…If it were mine, it would never spend time in a closet. Thunderbirds need to fly and breathe.
Those appear to be the Epi Pro pickups that are usually run with the onboard preamp. No tone cap or pot in the circuit. It would be cool to know how they sound that way compared to other Tbird pickups.There's one irritating thing about that mod - the rout for the Warwick tailpiece isn't quite deep enough, so to adjust intonation you have to take tailpiece out entirely. I might fix that someday.
Very nice that the solid black Pros have the walnut layers under the finish, though. And the burl looks great. And I never use a lot of controls, so if I can't have just one pickup, VV is perfect.
Yup, though I don't have any basses with "regular" Tbird pickups and the only one I can think of borrowing is an Epi Goth model... the same one I glued bunny skull fabric to much earlier in this thread.Those appear to be the Epi Pro pickups that are usually run with the onboard preamp. No tone cap or pot in the circuit. It would be cool to know how they sound that way compared to other Tbird pickups.
That is easily cured my friend. Get a few more Thunderbirds!Yup, though I don't have any basses with "regular" Tbird pickups and the only one I can think of borrowing is an Epi Goth model... the same one I glued bunny skull fabric to much earlier in this thread.
Come on Scott. Let the cat all the way out of the bag! Please………I just heard that there will be two new colors for the Gibson Nonreverse Thunderbird towards the end of the year. I think you'll like them, I've already ordered the one I want. ;D
You are way too kind. And you really should stop listening to those voices telling you that.something tells me you are a VERY humble top notch player……![]()