Nice inlay, but I'm not a big fan of burl or mixing black and chrome hardware.From my FB feed, by Dolman Guitars, I dig the inlay!
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Thunderbird Club
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I recall him saying when he played in bands, it was primarily as a keyboardist. Although he knows his way around the bass. He owned a sound company for decades providing FOH for major acts and shows at major venues. He was the engineer behind Genz Benz and now Mesa Subways. Bowlus interviewed him a few years back:
Tom Bowlus Interview With Andy Field | Bass Gear Magazine
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Dolmen. Too bad they're across the Pond. Brilliant work.From my FB feed, by Dolman Guitars, I dig the inlay!
I'm usually not a fan, either, but it works well here, IMO. But I'd like it even more if the p/u covers were black, though.
Don’t let that stop you.
I really think my last Thunderbird will be something that I ask Rob to build.
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All black. Or all chrome. I do not care for the mixed look. But it’s certainly a cool Thunderbird.
What a formerly feral dog from Tulare County does on a 105 degree day. 
I thought you were dodging missiles?
Flight leaves in an hour. Feel free to post until then.
I didn’t have a chance to post a few pics from our trip up the Owens Valley last weekend.
Here’s the Subie at the parking spot for the “Canyon” section of Hot Creek and a view to the creek below.
Here’s my son.
Here’s a view of Bishop Creek Road.
Here’s a view of the lower valley from the road to Whitney Portal and a view looking up to the mountains.
We had a great trip!
Here’s the Subie at the parking spot for the “Canyon” section of Hot Creek and a view to the creek below.
Here’s my son.
Here’s a view of Bishop Creek Road.
Here’s a view of the lower valley from the road to Whitney Portal and a view looking up to the mountains.
We had a great trip!
Sounds like you had a great trip!
good to hear! what did you think?
sorry bud……
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Probably dreaming of chewing on Marshall’s leg.
triple Bourbon neat pls…..
