Thunderbird Club

[kat888]

I edited my post Kat, yeah, i get you, didn't make sense. Bridge in neck, neck in bridge positions.

Well I put two higher output 'bridge' pups in the Epi ... and @veebass did the same with at least one of his basses. Maybe it's a yobbo Ocker thing?

 

[Dr_Feelgoood212]

Well I put two higher output 'bridge' pups in the Epi ... and @veebass did the same with at least kne of his basses. Maybe it's a yobbo Ocker thing?

IIRC A couple people bought Deep Sixx pups on evilBay and when they came in the set contained 2 of the same pups, I think it was bridge pups

 

[JJR58]

Well I put two higher output 'bridge' pups in the Epi ... and @veebass did the same with at least kne of his basses. Maybe it's a yobbo Ocker thing?

If i said that, i'd surely get in trouble somehow. "Yobbo Ocker".

 

[JJR58]

IIRC A couple people bought Deep Sixx pups on evilBay and when they came in the set contained 2 of the same pups, I think it was bridge pups

Yeah, that's it. Well at least the bridge pup in the neck position.

 

[kat888]

If i said that, i'd surely get in trouble somehow. "Yobbo Ocker".

Well you'd likely get into trouble with the pronunciation, there being two occurences of a phoneme which doesn't exist in American English = ɒ.

 

[JJR58]

Well you'd likely get into trouble with the pronunciation, there being two occurences of a phoneme which doesn't exist in American English = ɒ.

I'm a damn yank, but not exactly proud, in some ways.

 

[Dr_Feelgoood212]

Well you'd likely get into trouble with the pronunciation, there being two occurences of a phoneme which doesn't exist in American English = ɒ.

Ever here Mark Wahlberg talk out of character? Or anyone from Boston talk?

 

[JJR58]

Ever here Mark Wahlberg talk out of character? Or anyone from Boston talk?

, oh, at least i'm not that.

 

[kat888]

I'm a damn yank, but not exactly proud, in some ways.

It wasn't meant as an admonition, just to say 'yobbo Ocker' would sound quite funny with a NY accent.

 

[kat888]

Ever here Mark Wahlberg talk out of character? Or anyone from Boston talk?

Oh I've seen him pissed out of his head sitting on Graham Norton's lap.

I like Boston accents -- although not as much as West Texas (sigh).

 

[JJR58]

It wasn't meant as an admonition, just to say 'yobbo Ocker' would sound quite funny with a NY accent.

I know. But i don't have a NY accent. If you can believe that, really Kat.

 

[kat888]

I know. But i don't have a NY accent. If you can believe that, really Kat.

Cool. What then? Joizy?

 

[JJR58]

Cool. What then? Joizy?

West Texas??!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just a regular bloke i guess. Not much of an accent of any kind.
Although, all the time i spend in Jersey is getting me pretty nuts.

 

[5StringBlues]

Pahk ya cah ova by tha habah.

 

[Dr_Feelgoood212]

Cool. What then? Joizy?

 

[JJR58]

Yo, Wa da F..., Easy does it....................

 

[GBassNorth]

If i said that, i'd surely get in trouble somehow. "Yobbo Ocker".

I think it roughly translates to "local yahoo" or "local yokel" here in the states.
Although during the Halloween season "Yobbos or Yabbos" can take on a completely different meaning thanks to the movie Hocus Pocus. Actually its the only way I've ever heard it used here in the states.

 

[TBird1958]

"Local Boob" has kind of a nice ring to it.

 

[ProgressiveDoom]

West Texas??!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just a regular bloke i guess. Not much of an accent of any kind.
Although, all the time i spend in Jersey is getting me pretty nuts.

I wish I could spend time in Jersey, Ive been rooting for their hockey team since 1986.

 

[Gaolee]

Don't quite get you Jeff....

I put the bridge pickup in the neck position on the '91 and use the bridge pickup as a little balance, but that's it. I'm not sure I like it that way. But, really, I want to put Thunderbuckers in it. I'm deciding between a 63 set or a 66 set. Right now I'm leaning toward the 66 set, but that could change by tomorrow.