Opps I meant to post this one with the muddy working and the wiring sorted.
Totally love the Mudbucker. For what I do(did), it would always be on with the TBird pup for the asskickin' songs we do (did).
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Thunderbird Club
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Totally love the Mudbucker. For what I do(did), it would always be on with the TBird pup for the asskickin' songs we do (did).
There's a certain 67 NR gonna be for sale. IDK the asking yet, still thinking about it.
I love it!
Simple, easy to use and dial in great tones.
And the Eich cabinet is a great match with the Quilter.
The Super 40 also works great going through the front end of the amp.
And its all very lightweight.
Nice little rig that packs a punch.
Nikki celebrated her 50th last July. Time is fleeting.I am a bit older than she, so I may not be a follower, but nonetheless and admirer of hers.
Some West Coast Non Reverse love late on a Thursday!
Yes! You are absolutely correct Geoff.
Well, I just pulled the trigger on a Greco TB900. Thanks for the feedback on buying through Japanese brokers, and especially to Scott for his video on these basses.
Adjusted it on the VP burst. I think a tone deaf person must have set it. Or someone at GC.
Can’t wait to see pics. What year?
- Mar 13, 2008
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When Uwe Hornung visited my home, he played that bass and commented "that bass, that's a razor" and it is. I don't really like the term "cuts thru the mix" but with this bass notes really have a clear definition, a bit different than all the passive Birds. I'm always glad I have it, because at certain places it the perfect bass to play.
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Life is short, buy the bass.
- Feb 19, 2006
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A short video of the my new Vintage Pro Thunderbird, sorry probably to much yack'n and buzzing from a 3x5 card stuck in my acoustic guitar strings. 
A short video of the my new Vintage Pro Thunderbird, sorry probably to much yack'n and buzzing from a 3x5 card stuck in my acoustic guitar strings.
I am impressed with the build quality of my ‘17 VP from Indonesia. Amazing fretwork and perfect finish. I really need to make a concerted effort to bond with it.
There is a reason Fender now sells entry level P and J basses from Indonesia with the Fender decal on them.
A short video of the my new Vintage Pro Thunderbird, sorry probably to much yack'n and buzzing from a 3x5 card stuck in my acoustic guitar strings.
My ‘64 Epi spanks my ‘76 as well
