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Thunderbird Club

... I mean... we're all excited about Thunderbirds & stuff (apparently some more than others)... but, there's some stuff that we just don't.. you know... 'share'...

:roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:
Yeah yeah
Back to our programmed viewing... :)

My big headed Goth supports @JIO s hypothesis that the larger gap at the groove point indicates a slim neck profile.
 
Is that where Australian rules football is?

Good info, though. Now I won’t sound like a total idiot when I finally make it over there.
Probably the first time I've seen the word "rules" between those two particular words:D

If you are referring to 'aerial ping pong'... it isn't the game of choice in NSW & Qld.
But yes it is played here.
 
Yeah yeah
Back to our programmed viewing... :)

My big headed Goth supports @JIO s hypothesis that the larger gap at the groove point indicates a slim neck profile.
That certainly makes sense.
I'll take that knowledge with me & browse some Goths & see what happens. It's kinda hard to differentiate when there's no comparator. Just a matter of training the eye I suppose.
 
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:laugh: Why you ol' BIRD brain you!
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Have 2 Goth necks that have very different profiles; one slim and one fat. I have no idea when each was made but other that looking the same they are very different. The carve on the hs is slightly different which may be the only way to tell them apart. I refinished them and exposed the carve which highlights the visual difference.

This is the fat necked hs - note how the carve dies into a peak at the ends. This version (the peak) is actually closest to a gen 1 T-bird, abet smaller. On a '63-'65 T-bird, it's a shallow step rout and not a flat angled carve.
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This is the slimmer profile version - note that there is a quarter inch gap at the edges (no peak)
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In which factory were they each made?
 
I thought you were gonna be out there for another week! You mean yer gonna be home to introduce yer new bass to your amp soon???:hyper:

On the way back to Joisy. My cousins sister and family will be heading south once I'm back to take care of the usual. I took 2 weeks off. The first to have a little break, the second to relieve my cousin so she could take a vacation with her family.
 
On the way back to Joisy. My cousins sister and family will be heading south once I'm back to take care of the usual. I took 2 weeks off. The first to have a little break, the second to relieve my cousin so she could take a vacation with her family.
Please scream out the window LETS GO DEVILS!!! D! E! V! I! L! S! DEVILS! DEVILS! DEVILS!. Do that for me please Dude!.
 
I was shocked to learn that there are no shops in Nashville selling bass strings, it being the home of country music'n'all.
There is one store that carries more than D'addario, Ernie Ball, and (usually) Fender: Corner Music in the 12 South. They're also the only place that stocks Sadowsky and have had a Lullbird in the past. Everybody else is old and really expensive Bumpers or new and expensive Bumpers. The amount of SOS (same old same) is pretty thick.