Thank you Geo.great pic -
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Thank you Geo.great pic -
Photobombed by a weirdo!With our Thunderbird brother Will at his famous art project. This is the best club!
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Ringy dingy!From the Basement of Bad Ideas, right next to the Bathroom of Bad Ideas:
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Nat’s a cool dude. I thought that even before I saw that VW!not surprisingly, this gracious group treated my dear friend Nat Hillary like a member…..thank you!
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That is a really great shot, Jeff. Art!
That's cool.The official flag of the 2024 Thunderbird Club GTG, except you can wear it easier than most flags.
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Aww, many thank Donnie.That is a really great shot, Jeff. Art!

Ask him to list and define Latin jurisprudence terms. You'll be happy with boring.Hey, you’ll post something. I’ve got another 3 hours in the passenger seat and Marshall is boring![]()
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Band I was in recorded a record in the basement of a row-style home in Philadelphia. Neighbors on both sides. . The engineer had done this to the basement walls/ceiling and it worked very well.Are there any acoustic engineer types here? Not sure the right forum to post this in. My wife and I bought a new (to us) apartment and are in the design stages of the work we want to do on it before moving in. In a room I'll be using for bass practice as well as my home office, I want to do some acoustic treatment on/in the walls and floor so I don't annoy my wife on the other side of one wall and neighbors on the other side of another wall, as well as below. Neither the contractor nor the designer/architect has any experience with bass frequencies; mostly human voices. I'm not looking for complete soundproofing, which would be cost-prohibitive, but just a significant reduction to not be transferring boom and vibration through the structure.