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A view from the balcony. The weather can't decide if it should rain or shine. The reflection was unintentional, luckily I had my clothes on.
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Yes, on all accounts!View attachment 7233552
A view from the balcony. The weather can't decide if it should rain or shine. The reflection was unintentional, luckily I had my clothes on.
Pink lingerie hanger. Interesting. Just an observation.
IDK, I like my stupid big headstock:
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(Except when I wanna buy a case)
Here’s a few pics of my Lull Tbird 5, I’m really enjoying this bass ! Sounds great cranked up in hard rock, country, very versatile bass!
Very nice, just like my new (to me) 2014. I put a chrome 3-point on mine, probably an AllParts. All my others have Babicz bridges, and while I wanted to keep my 2014 Cherry looking as authentic as possible, I’m not sure I’ll keep the 3-point on it. I found a good deal on a chrome Babicz, so I snatched it.
Reason I did that? I have an Ebony ‘99 with Babicz and 45-105 GHS Boomers on it, and my Cherry ‘14 has the 3-point and the same strings and tuning, etc. The first thing I noticed, just by acoustically comparing the two, is the D/G strings just don’t seem to carry the same weight(?), heft(?), resonance(?), depth(?) on the one with the 3-point as they do on the one with the Babicz. It’s kinda the ongoing battle I have with many of my older Fenders, where the D/G strings just don’t quite push like the E/A…
Maybe the strings need to break in a little? We’ll see. I’ll definitely leave the 3-point on for awhile. I would definitely prefer to leave the 3-point on, but not at the expense of getting the best tone possible out of it. Worst case I can re-sell the Babicz.
Pink lingerie hanger. Interesting. Just an observation.
I've been having a gas towards that Nordstrang Cat ever since I found out that it is it's forefather Goya Panther what Abraham Laboriel is ripping on The New Gary Burton Quartet album from 1973 (his first session in US) and also on several songs on Andy Pratt's second album from that same year. Great tone.
Any clothing items missing?Probably lifted it from my closet at the last GTG.............
What's a girl to do
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I do, and the VP is noticeably (and as V said, needlessly) larger. If I get time to dig all three out I will do so later.If someone has a VP, a Bi-centennial, and an original 63-65 (did they go to ‘65?) I would love to know which is the overall largest, and how much bigger the VP he is over the others.
Yeah, other than as a weapon, I don't see the point on the VP. Who are they in a size war with? Kid against his dad? "Oh, yeah, old man? Dig this!"A VP headstock is half again larger, needlessly. I like big headstocks, then there's too big.
Sparkle, of course!Probably lifted it from my closet at the last GTG.............
What's a girl to do
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Speak to me of that blue and lavender beauty, please!
I had possession of an original Goya Panther for about a month decades ago. Quirky but had “something “ going on aside from the looks.I've been having a gas towards that Nordstrang Cat ever since I found out that it is it's forefather Goya Panther what Abraham Laboriel is ripping on The New Gary Burton Quartet album from 1973 (his first session in US) and also on several songs on Andy Pratt's second album from that same year. Great tone.
Nice color too. I do like the black 'bird also.
If someone has a VP, a Bi-centennial, and an original 63-65 (did they go to ‘65?) I would love to know which is the overall largest, and how much bigger the VP he is over the others.
I was waiting for that one...Probably lifted it from my closet at the last GTG.............
What's a girl to do
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A view from the balcony. The weather can't decide if it should rain or shine. The reflection was unintentional, luckily I had my clothes on.
Don’t look now, but your tree is growing arms!Came out pretty good. The stained walnut almost looks like wenge with all those open pores.All work and
No play
Makes hard-earned calluses
Go away....
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First pass of ebonizing treatment on walnut veneer... before and after.
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Such a classy look! The real surprise on these Lull 5ers is how little they weigh for a 35” five string bass.Here’s a few pics of my Lull Tbird 5, I’m really enjoying this bass ! Sounds great cranked up in hard rock, country, very versatile bass!
A gig tomorrow. Hard time deciding if I should take the non-reverse or the Tele...music is sort of like what Agents woukld play (@Mvf probably will get what I mean). Most likely I'll take both and as the Tele has T-Bird pickups it's a win-win anyway.
And if somebody is listening to Radio YLE 1 in Finland at 7:02 PM onwards next Sunday (I guess the only candidate is the gentleman mentioned above but who knows?) they'll be playing one of my tracks. It's a jazz program and the track they chose is one of the more trippy ones (still not indulging in anything in case my mother is reading this...):