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Thunderbird Club

There is a building/landscaping site directly across from us, with jack-hammering, rock-cutting and all sorts of horrible noise going on through the day.

Our slightly older cat . . . got up and walked over to the door, which was open a full 90°, and pushed it shut.
Yeah! And my cat can do this:

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(Remember Toonces, from SNL?)
 
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Determined to stop thinking about basses for awhile and just took my Traynor yba 200-2 to a tech today. He was a little shocked how much volume can be had with the gain turned OFF. That’ll be addressed first. The fx loop is really noisy, so that’ll be dealt with. There’s one other mod Jonathan Reiner suggested, so we’ll try that as well
 
Determined to stop thinking about basses for awhile and just took my Traynor yba 200-2 to a tech today. He was a little shocked how much volume can be had with the gain turned OFF. That’ll be addressed first. The fx loop is really noisy, so that’ll be dealt with. There’s one other mod Jonathan Reiner suggested, so we’ll try that as well

Ah, nice. Good to see its still in the line up.
 
Ah, nice. Good to see its still in the line up.

For now, at least! We’ll see if the issues get addressed. If not, it’ll move along and I’ll look for something else. That would be a shame because the power section vs weight is really nice and it’s not a bad sounding amp. Fingers crossed!
 
Trying to decide whether the strap button on the upper bout should come off and the hole be filled.
IMHO... I'd say no. You'll never match the naturally aged finish & it'll look like you tried to hide something if it ever winds up for sale again. It's not uncommon to see more than one hole in the wood for the front strap button on a Thunderbird...