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Thunderbird Club

Cat box in one hand, Cataldo in the other.
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(Loox like it's gonna be wunna those nights):smug:
 
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Yes yes. It would be almost impossible. My point is that people hear differences because they see/know of differences.

A few years ago now I sat down and compared my bi-wired* audio setup to a standard audio cable setup. There was no appeciable difference and I ditched the bi-wiring. People 'hear' a difference when they put little cones on the tops of their speakers. The mind hears what it wants to hear.

There's certainly a difference in feel between my rosewood and ebony fretboards, more than that, I couldn't really say for sure.

* Instead of running a single cable from the amp output terminals to the speaker, you run two cables and connect one directly to the bass/mid driver and the other directly to the tweeter.
*From the same output terminals? No crossover? Why?
 
Playing 75 songs I already know without forgetting half of them would be a challenge, let alone learning 75 more and keeping them all straight.
From the way he described it, the play list is almost all blues. The drummer/father knows and trusts his playing. He'll be fine. Probably have a blast.:D:bassist: