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Thunderbird Club

LOL - come to think of it, I don't think I've ever heard the words "Thunderbird" and "Anemic" ever used in the same sentence, so you're probably right. :thumbsup:

Speaking of anemic sounding Jazz pup's, i'm replacing mine with Seymour Duncan Apollo's, they're stacked humbuckers. Just couldn't take the weak sounding nasally-ness any longer.
Got that recommendation on good authority here from young Mr. Doc.
 
Speaking of anemic sounding Jazz pup's, i'm replacing mine with Seymour Duncan Apollo's, they're stacked humbuckers. Just couldn't take the weak sounding nasally-ness any longer.
Got that recommendation on good authority here from young Mr. Doc.
It's Dr. Mi..... never mind, yours sounds better.

Glad to help :thumbsup::D
 
Suffering from severe option anxiety for what I want my next ‘Bird to look like. Want to figure out something one of kind without straying too far from a traditional design. Thought i had my heart set on another reverse, then I saw this picture of Gatemouth Brown’s firebird...
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You are getting verrrrrry sleeeeeeeeeepy ..... you must have a non-reverse Thunderbird ..... [snap!]
 
A long drive. And a great show. That must be it.

Must be :)

The non-reverse body shape is not everyone's cup of tea -- even within the confines of this club -- but once that form worms its way into your consciousness, the wee voice in the back of your head won't shut up until you land one.

Haha! I love both the R and the NR, so no issues there!
 

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