I don’t know if I have enough single stands to get a nice full family pic, with the Sunday DriverWell... ya can't leave wunna the kids outa the pic! Ya might as well call Ernie in the room for the family photo![]()
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I don’t know if I have enough single stands to get a nice full family pic, with the Sunday DriverWell... ya can't leave wunna the kids outa the pic! Ya might as well call Ernie in the room for the family photo![]()
Nah... that would hafta be a separate button altogether. We're looking to add a button for those times where ya want to acknowledge the posting for some reason, but nobody actually "likes" the subject matter. In this case, we were discussing the involuntary jettisoning of ones entrails, and the incidental separation of one's spinal column. Though one might appreciate or agree with the point of the posting... I feel fairly safe in assuming that noooooobody would "like" to have either of those things occurMore like stamped for approval, signed ,sealed , delivered and copyrighted.

... and where did it wind up going? Didja turn it into yer 3rd 'bird?That was my second bass. Had it for a long time.
One of the FSOs can lay in the dirtI don’t know if I have enough single stands to get a nice full family pic, with the Sunday Driver



That could be a decent band vehicle. You come fit a lot in that shovel thingy at the front.Ok now you've thrown the gauntlet down! @Dr_Feelgoood212 needs to post a pic of his Birds lined up along side his "Sunday driver". It may not be a Subie but I bet it goes places even a Subie wouldn't dare tread.![]()
Cool idea! You'd definitely make to to the gig, but you'd most likely be late... and the shovel thingy is more of a "pushy" thing, & not so much of a "carry" thing, so the gear may not respond too well to that particular mode of transport...That could be a decent band vehicle. You come fit a lot in that shovel thingy at the front.
Cool idea! You'd definitely make to to the gig, but you'd most likely be late... and the shovel thingy is more of a "pushy" thing, & not so much of a "carry" thing, so the gear may not respond too well to that particular mode of transport...
Never worry about traffic on the way to the gig...
Actually, that picture is perfect!
It has the Sunday driver in it and with the FSO it even reminds us how svelte, trim and sexy the TBird is compared to the old tired looking flabby Jazz bass. Oh, and thanks for not subjecting Kat and others to a salami vomit Tort guard.![]()
Well explained and I totally agree. I have acknowledged this post and I have liked it.Nah... that would hafta be a separate button altogether. We're looking to add a button for those times where ya want to acknowledge the posting for some reason, but nobody actually "likes" the subject matter. In this case, we were discussing the involuntary jettisoning of ones entrails, and the incidental separation of one's spinal column. Though one might appreciate or agree with the point of the posting... I feel fairly safe in assuming that noooooobody would "like" to have either of those things occur![]()
NOICE
When he fell into the crowd... did that look like an accident to you? It sure did to me![]()
Welcome back!Hey everyone! I haven't posted in this thread, or Talkbass in general like since 2014... I remember being 15 or so reading threads during study hall on an iPhone 4. Jeez that seems like forever ago.
Recently, I tore apart an LTD guitar and built it back up, so I'm feeling ballsy enough to finally take on this project... again.
Probably close to 10 years ago now (that feels weird to say) I bought a Epiphone Thunderbird body for like $50 bucks. I was in probably middle school back then so that was big money to me.
Hence, I was always pretty reluctant to hack it up. Now I'm a mostly full functioning adult so 50 bucks as most of you know is gas money and some dinner.
Now that my opening monologue is out of the way I'll get right to the plan. Maybe you guys can help me execute this.
Thunderbird body, Fender neck, and here's the curveball, music man pickups? This is a bass I'd like to keep tuned to BEAD for stoner-ish, doom-ish and the occasional prog-ish stuff.
Could anyone help me out on where to source quality but not bank breaking parts from? What's gonna need routing, tips etc?
Sorry in advance for the wall of text, it's just exciting to be back here.![]()
Hell... might even pick up a couple extra vehicles along the wayNever worry about traffic on the way to the gig...
He dealt with it in true rockstar fashion! That was AWESOME!!!Wasn't deliberate.
Here's a Kat question;Wasn't deliberate.
As @theFixer said, you came to the right place, better now your a few years wiser too as the content gets tricky but its entertaining when and if you get it. Welcome back. I posted my Thunderbacker on page 2398 just the other day coincidently, everybody here knows about it but I finally set aside time to give up a sound sample. Epiphone Thunderbird with lefty P bass neck, Rickenbacker neck pickup, Chickenbacker neck pickup in the bridge position, 55-120 heavy gauge nickel wound NYXL strings and tuned to C F a d. I play in a progressive oriented doom band and this bass gets the job done no problem. Scour your local ads and thrift shops for bargain parts as I picked up a lefty P bass for $50 just for the neck, $120 for the new Rickenbacker neck pickup from ebay and if your not afraid to tackle mods than you can put your P neck on yourself in under an hour as I did. Good luck with your project, keep us updated and never hesitate to ask what you might think is a silly question.Hey everyone! I haven't posted in this thread, or Talkbass in general like since 2014... I remember being 15 or so reading threads during study hall on an iPhone 4. Jeez that seems like forever ago.
Recently, I tore apart an LTD guitar and built it back up, so I'm feeling ballsy enough to finally take on this project... again.
Probably close to 10 years ago now (that feels weird to say) I bought a Epiphone Thunderbird body for like $50 bucks. I was in probably middle school back then so that was big money to me.
Hence, I was always pretty reluctant to hack it up. Now I'm a mostly full functioning adult so 50 bucks as most of you know is gas money and some dinner.
Now that my opening monologue is out of the way I'll get right to the plan. Maybe you guys can help me execute this.
Thunderbird body, Fender neck, and here's the curveball, music man pickups? This is a bass I'd like to keep tuned to BEAD for stoner-ish, doom-ish and the occasional prog-ish stuff.
Could anyone help me out on where to source quality but not bank breaking parts from? What's gonna need routing, tips etc?
Sorry in advance for the wall of text, it's just exciting to be back here.![]()
Welcome back!
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@JJR58 What were those pups you were discussing recently that had the big EBMM style poll pieces? I can't remember the brand name, but I recall that they also made an EBMM style humbucker that got good marks...
Back from here a few pages there's Doom's Soundcloud link.Thanks for the feedback guys! It definitely helps the motivation on a project like this. First step is gonna be finding a neck for sure. Once that's delt with I can focus on probably the most important part: the finish
It'll probably be a slow buld, I'll definitely keep the updates coming.
@ProgressiveDoom sounds like what you play is right up my alley. Totally interested in a sound sample if you got anything recorded.