I suspect he did, if only in the form of feedback from players testing his newfangled designs out.
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Thunderbird Club
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Did you beat it off with your Thunderbird?I survived the Tsunami!
Happy Wednesday.
Strapping it on was worse.Good question, and possible so. Clearly a neck on an electric bass can be pretty narrow and work well. It's been so long since I played an DB I don't recall what they feel like. All I remember is getting a strap on that sucker was a pain.
Solo you almost can't hear it!My "solo" is the quiet parts of "Everybody wants to rule the World" which is just single notes, so yeah, I got that going for me.
I don’t really notice it. Maybe because I have so many wider neck Epi IVs?
Me too. I played 2012 NR and 2023 NR and I knew they would always be 2nd or 3rd choice due to the neck profile.
- Mar 13, 2008
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EEEeerrrrrmmmmm........
After I reread what I wrote, it took a lot not to ahem it!
- Mar 13, 2008
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It's Texas isn't it, you weren't always this strange.
And yet again we think alike.
Oh, honey, I'm from Texas! Desert rat in El Paso until I was 11 when we were exiled to Georgia.
- Mar 13, 2008
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- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
That's who I married!What a peach.
