My wife does that on keyboard. I can't see her hands, but at home where I can it drives me crazy.
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Thunderbird Club
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Thanks. He was definitely a character musically, so toys is something he would totally approve of and love to see.
It is for some people. I played with a guy who only used one for that reason and not achieving a different tone.
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Unless the wifey doesn't approve. Then is buy once and pay forever.Budget be damned. Buy once, cry once.
Normally, I'd care. This time, not so much.
Fortunately I have avoided that misstep.
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Budget be damned. Buy once, cry once.
Normally, I'd care. This time, not so much.
"Buy once, cry once"
I love it!
I had an opportunity to try my friend's friend's fretless 5-string Wal today. A big mistake.
A beautiful sounding and playing bass. Now I fully understand why they are so desirable. And it doesn't really help that my most wanted fretless is indeed a Wal.
One thing that helps is that I could never afford one.
A beautiful sounding and playing bass. Now I fully understand why they are so desirable. And it doesn't really help that my most wanted fretless is indeed a Wal.
One thing that helps is that I could never afford one.
If those are still available, grab them. He’s a member here. Tell him the Tbird Club sent you.
When I was a kid, KHJ channel 9 in L.A. (owned by Desi and Lucy Arnez for a time) ran the same movie every night for a week. My brother insisted on watching every minute of the Blob every night for a week. It gave me nightmares. I used to be afraid that the blob was under my bed.
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@Stealth57 had a set he was maybe selling. I don’t know what happened with them.
It would be so easy for them to do a run of them. I know I’d buy one. A II or a IV. Either way.It was a Reverse.....Here's a shot.
Yes, I want it!
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You’ve decided you’re going to sell it to me, right?I'm a pushy tall girl with a II.
You know which one I want to see a picture of!
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Oh, heall yeah! I want it, too.It was a Reverse.....Here's a shot.
Yes, I want it!
- Mar 13, 2008
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You should know as you were there the night Richard (@Ringhammer) got them in a swap-ish deal for a 1964 CTS 15" speaker. I needed that to turn my B-15NC back to original state. It came indirectly from Jess Oliver with a 1971 Eminence that I have for sale. Maybe you were too enamored by his groupie.
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Yes I do. And with the wonderful Gibson reissue in it. And it’s wonderful. But it isn’t blue.
You have one!
Jeez. I forgot. As usual. And yeah, my eyes were pretty much watching her.You should know as you were there the night Richard (@Ringhammer) got them in a swap-ish deal for a 1964 CTS 15" speaker. I needed that to turn my B-15NC back to original state. It came indirectly from Jess Oliver with a 1971 Eminence that I have for sale. Maybe you were too enamored by his groupie.
