I sorta screwed up placing my reply there.I just did a country/rockabilly set on my ‘Bird tonight...I can’t think of a place it doesn’t belong! I've done concert band and big band on mine. It works for anything it's put to doing.![]()
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I sorta screwed up placing my reply there.I just did a country/rockabilly set on my ‘Bird tonight...I can’t think of a place it doesn’t belong! I've done concert band and big band on mine. It works for anything it's put to doing.![]()
I leave it on 'cause if I take it off I'm likely to lose it.........Oh, look, a bunny!I've been nuthin' but pleased with my li'l fifteen dollar Snark. I can't say anything bad about it... but I wouldn't perform with it clipped on my headstock.
It shows. Confidence in the chop....both guitarists are jazz guys at heart.
My flip phone does better than those shots!Guitar Center has some cheap Thunderbirds!
But they really need to learn how to use lighting for photography
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GenPop = General Population of Talkbass.You guys gotta tell us newbies about GenPop
No? Credit where it's due, you made that thing sing like a mud wrestler that has discovered that bathing in Tequila is more funThanks. Our normal repertoire is 60s/70s rock but both guitarists are jazz guys at heart. Just no venue for that around here. ADDENDUM: We have more videos at "Driftwoods of Treasure Coast,Live" by John Kerrison, but I don't use the 'Bird on outdoor gigs-Florida heat and humidity. I'm using an Epi EB-3L, which I sold due to excessive neck dive![]()
Now, There's a picture! Thanks for the flowers.No? Credit where it's due, you made that thing sing like a mud wrestler that has discovered that bathing in Tequila is more fun
Just as an update on that, Wendy went to the fracture clinic yesterday in the local hospital and they said the bones have slipped back into their broken position soon after the cast went on. So she's back to hospital this morning for surgery to break her wrist again and have it wired up
Hmm?
I haven't quit Plan 9, if that's what you mean...
I'm looking for a little closure here, @JJR58 ... 'sup man?
My first amp was one of these. OK, didn't upload. "63 Blonde Bassman head(50w) and 212 bottom. Wish I still had it(sigh) Ah! Found another pic.It has been a very long time since I have seen one. The 50 would have had 5881s and the 75 had 7027s IIRC. Never did a side by side. It used to get quite dirty when it was turned all the way up. The cab weighed a ton -- no idea what the drivers were. I stopped using it after we built the 500W hybrid/mosfet monster, although I occasionally wonder what happened to it.
I see so many people with clip on tuners. And they just leave them on.
OK, they are cheap. If I worked in a guitar store, I would keep one on hand to tune instruments.
But for home use, how can you use one? Get a proper tuner that works quickly and accurately; one that plugs into the output of the instrument in some way (pedal or otherwise).
I'm of the opposite mindset. I use clip on tuners at home all the time and I did carry one in my guitar case as a back up for gigs but while on stage my preference was my rack tuner or pedal tuner. Just never liked the look of a clip on during a performance.
Just as an update on that, Wendy went to the fracture clinic yesterday in the local hospital and they said the bones have slipped back into their broken position soon after the cast went on. So she's back to hospital this morning for surgery to break her wrist again and have it wired up
I think Vincent Varmint sounds better
And you can also slyly say"Hey, wanna try my tuner?"(hint,hint)They work great at home when I don't want to plug in to check the tuning. Slap it on the headstock, tune, take it off. Takes no time and it goes back in its place. I also take one when playing with others because they are so easy to use and take up no space in the case or bag.
I am sorry to hear this. All my best to her.
I like Vince Vandal better for punk.

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You are the canary in the pedal mine. Mark is the canary in the string mine.It wasn't my intention. I thought the VT was going to be the sh!t. For me it was but not in the sense I had expected.
Too kind ... or something.
Aw, shucks. You are all looking out for me so well!@Gaolee should jump on that now worry about shipping later. I'm sure @Count Bassie would store it for you for a week or three...
"you get so dizzy even walking in a straight line"You are the canary in the pedal mine. Mark is the canary in the string mine.
Wow. Just wow.
OH, man! I was wondering where you have been. I'm really sorry to hear about this. All the best to you both.Just as an update on that, Wendy went to the fracture clinic yesterday in the local hospital and they said the bones have slipped back into their broken position soon after the cast went on. So she's back to hospital this morning for surgery to break her wrist again and have it wired up
Somebody should jump on the '15 right away at that price.Guitar Center has some cheap Thunderbirds!
But they really need to learn how to use lighting for photography
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