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Thunderbird Club
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Wait just a doggone minute before spending my money. 
Be sure and check the silk color first.
How would you compare them to EBCF’s?
Really wanna pull the trigger on a light gauge set.
So I don't know the third without cheating but the first two read as-I lost two porcupines?
It’s very complicated, but a pair of troglodytes will come to you.
Assuming you’re not nude.
Assuming my translations are correct, what a strange conversation on a bass thread.
Why not the two?
It's too complicated for troglodytes like us-
As for the third, I'm going to need to brush up on my Spanish because a drummer friend of mine has invited me to visit him in Spain around April or so- Which reminds me- I need to obtain a passport-
I have a light gauge set that I was planning on putting on my ‘66 Tribute NR. Need to let the neck settle in first and confirm the frets don’t need any work. Once that’s done (probably next weekend) I’ll string her up and post some sound clips, might be able to post an EBCF and Pino light flat back to back recording as well.
The Pinos are Cobalt as well but do feel smoother than EBCF strings and are a lighter gauge as well with probably less tension. Will be interesting to hear and feel the difference.
You've demonstrated an economy of thought?
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Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
It looks legit to me, but the number could be almost anything. My EB-2 has a similar serial number with no "Made in USA" stamp. It is from the late '60s or very early '70s. Looking up the serial number is a waste of time. I have tried to date it many times and come up with nothing every time. I know it's legit since I got it in the early 1980s when absolutely nobody wanted an EB-2.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Well, Gibson. Anything more need to be said?
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
The bass player is pretty good, but he sure doesn't have enough hair. That must have been the problem.
and the girl should have been driving the Fiero...
I look forward to this George.
If I can’t have 810’s, I’ll take 2.
Might not be an HT322.
But it is 210’s and 112.
Stopped into Goodwill and they had this little 210 AV for 70 bucks.
Works perfectly and blends just right with the 112.
I don’t even dare try and run the sub with these 2 cabs.
Plenty of umph as is.
Might not be an HT322.
But it is 210’s and 112.
Stopped into Goodwill and they had this little 210 AV for 70 bucks.
Works perfectly and blends just right with the 112.
I don’t even dare try and run the sub with these 2 cabs.
Plenty of umph as is.
Loved the 210AV I had with the Micro VR.If I can’t have 810’s, I’ll take 2.
Might not be an HT322.
But it is 210’s and 112.
Stopped into Goodwill and they had this little 210 AV for 70 bucks.
Works perfectly and blends just right with the 112.
I don’t even dare try and run the sub with these 2 cabs.
Plenty of umph as is.
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That’s a great little rig.
I always liked this cab.
And it adds a little bite and that sealed cab tone.
Three sets here tomorrow..... cool artsy place in Pacific Grove with stage and PA
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Are those amps supplied backline?Three sets here tomorrow..... cool artsy place in Pacific Grove with stage and PA
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