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Thunderbird Club

Oh man, this thing tore it up last night! Went through my 4 x 10 box with a set of RS66 Rotos
and the bottom end was addicting. Shook the whole block and the cops came twice but there was nothing they could do LOL! What an animal of a bass!
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You need an excuse!? Is this a new thing?
Time to share my birds .... Gibson 2013 all original except for a hipshot D-tuner and a mod bar on the bridge and two wonderfull VP I got in january.
overall? Those pics arouse funny parts of my body I thought stopped working years ago. That room is just......Heaven? Those cabinets are beautiful. Thanks. Now I need a cold shower.:smug:
 
The key in life is to find what makes YOU happy, recharges your batteries and gives you hope for another day. For some people that means playing bass on stage or in the studio, its their job and they get paid for it. For others it's a hobby or stress relief. What you do shouldn't matter much, it's why you do it that makes all the difference.

This is a better high than any drug, drink or whatever!

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I was using nominal numbers.

I was using ordinal numbers. :roflmao:

I often find myself using imaginary numbers... like when I walk into a music shop and imagine I can buy a Gibson when I can barely buy strings. Also worth enumerating, there are 10 kinds of people in the world - those that understand binary numbers, and those that don't.
 
Still doesn't explain how you lnow how much a kilo of cocaine weighs ...

Technically, a kilo of cocaine masses the same as a kilo of lead, or rock salt, or uranium...
Contents vary by volume, might settle during shipping, and may not always be turned up to 11.
If you have to pound your cocaine, you might be doing it wrong.
 
I don't use hex very often, but I prefer it over binary.

Speaking of Hex.

I've been wanting to ask @dukeorock, about that sweet Hex job on the doghouse. Did BC? do that graphic or? Because whoever, and however it was done- it turned out really, really nice!
And you've probably mentioned the who's it's and the what's it's about it before, but the search function here makes Siri, look good. :rolleyes:
And this is talkbass after all, the place to ah, em' like talk 'n' stuff.
 
I often find myself using imaginary numbers... like when I walk into a music shop and imagine I can buy a Gibson when I can barely buy strings. Also worth enumerating, there are 10 kinds of people in the world - those that understand binary numbers, and those that don't.
I usually use imaginary numbers when I calculate complex numbers , and usually in i units :D
 
I often find myself using imaginary numbers... like when I walk into a music shop and imagine I can buy a Gibson when I can barely buy strings. Also worth enumerating, there are 10 kinds of people in the world - those that understand binary numbers, and those that don't.
I usually use imaginary numbers when I calculate complex numbers , and usually in i units :D

I used imaginary numbers a fair bit late in high school when I was doing lots of electronics and through university. I have little use for them now except on a novelty t-shirt that says "√-1 2³ Ʃ Π and it was delicious". Yeah, I like geeky humour...
 
I used imaginary numbers a fair bit late in high school when I was doing lots of electronics and through university. I have little use for them now except on a novelty t-shirt that says "√-1 2³ Ʃ Π and it was delicious". Yeah, I like geeky humour...
:roflmao:
I think first year of college was the last time I used imaginary numbers... then it all became more real.
 
Joined the Epi crowd this week. Actually joined in December but had to send original bass back. It sat at a FedEx hub for 4 days in sub freezing temps. Ouch! Developed a finish crack in the neck so this is a replacement for the first one. I understand we need to be aware the G string needs to be long enough. What flats are you guys having good luck with?
 
I often find myself using imaginary numbers... like when I walk into a music shop and imagine I can buy a Gibson when I can barely buy strings. Also worth enumerating, there are 10 kinds of people in the world - those that understand binary numbers, and those that don't.
Bass strings are expensive. Guitarists totally get over in that department. They get 56 packs for a nickle.
 
Hey, Oliver from Chile here, I registered only to be part of the club! Excuse my english btw.

Bought this Epi TBird-IV a week ago or so, I decided myself for a cheap option mainly cuz I want to make some upgrades on the way and see how it goes, it also helps me to reach my personal sound signature, I think (I hope).

Im mostly a guitar player and this is my first bass, been reading a lot from u guys lately!

Cheers!
 

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