I see you’re following your plan to take over the room, albeit slowly. Add a bass every few weeks. Then another amp. By May, you should have it appropriately turned into your bass room.
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Thunderbird Club
- Thread starter TBird1958
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Unfortunately, next week will be a set back. My daughter, the shrink, is coming to babysit the dogs while I’m in Kauai. That’s the room she wants to stay in…I’ve been instructed to move out
@Chucky Stiletti A bit of a drive for you, but Meenar Music Club in Danville is looking for bands that can do a 3 set night.
https://www.meenarmusic.com/index.php
https://www.meenarmusic.com/index.php
Opps I meant to post this one with the muddy working and the wiring sorted.
I really like the tone that mudbucker is bringing.
Put your foot down. The other room is perfectly fine for her.Unfortunately, next week will be a set back. My daughter, the shrink, is coming to babysit the dogs while I’m in Kauai. That’s the room she wants to stay in…I’ve been instructed to move out
Easy for me to say, I’m 250 miles away.
Something about beggars…
I'd say leaving a conveniently placed Thunderbird, limited edition no less, for her to admire and maybe even practice on is just good hospitality.Unfortunately, next week will be a set back. My daughter, the shrink, is coming to babysit the dogs while I’m in Kauai. That’s the room she wants to stay in…I’ve been instructed to move out
That’s pretty much correct in how RL evolved from RU.
Evidently in the 1950s Canadian Football was very close to RL before the family tree split off again.
Hey Jeff, is that a frangipani I spy?
godofthunder59
Life is short, buy the bass.
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None more Black. Here's some more pictures! This bass reminds me why I love the Vintage Pro Thunderbird! After a quick set up the bass plays great, fret work is excellent. The Laurel wood fingerboard is the darkest I've seen, it's beautiful and the faux MOP dots really shimmer. The bass weighs in at 8.11 lbs. making it feel right. Really glad I snagged this demo. Video to follow.
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Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Your wish is my command.
I love the mudbucker in that one.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
That's fantastic sounding with the mudbucker. There's one more mudbucker in the parts drawer. I may have GAS all of a sudden. Hmmmm...
Earthquake cluster near Hayward, CA. Largest so far was 3.7. Short pops.
- Mar 13, 2008
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Pretty. What's the story on the pickguard?Thursday's '76.
Opps I meant to post this one with the muddy working and the wiring sorted.
That sounds erotic.
I may be rethinking the VP with the broken neck project.
- Mar 13, 2008
- 18,895
- 142,211
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- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
The original (I still have it) has a huge, ugly scuff across the face of it, and while that wasn't objectionable when I first got the bass because it was a total Road Warrior, after I had it refinned it needed something else. I made this one from Sheet styrene that I primed, and then airbrushed metallic purple, masked off the Bird then shot white, plus lots of gloss coat. It's held up really well.
Nice work, it came out looking great!
