I guess it must not've been very impressive
I've had no complaints about my package. Of course, I'm careful not to ask for opinions...
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Thunderbird Club
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I've had no complaints about my package. Of course, I'm careful not to ask for opinions...
hillerup
There are basses, and there are Thunderbirds!
All this talk about speakers and amps...
Anyone have any experience with this Marshall rig?
Looks nice but information is sparse...
Anyone have any experience with this Marshall rig?
Looks nice but information is sparse...
GIGFYI would love to have experienced that!When I first saw Chicago, Kath was playing an SG-cherry, of course.
One learns to not ask questions to which one May not like the answer.
I'm sure @Nocturnal will love this!
That is cool! I think
I have been curious about these but never had the chance to try one. Pretty sure they were hybrid heads with a tube or 2 in the preamp. For some reason I am thinking that Scott (GOT) had one briefly? Might be confusing him with someone else.
So as promised, some pix of my Bird build. It started life as a Epi Goth T-bird I bought used for $200. I took off everything sanded the body & filled holes from the pickguard. Hand my old drummer (who has a side biz of painting guitars) paint it artic white. Neck is a lefty Mighty Mite P neck. I painted the headstock black. I dig my Spector tone so I ordered EMG active pups (2Ps) and put in a Spector Tonepump pre. I had Mike lull do the final assemble and set-up. I have only played it for about 5 minutes, but so far I really dig it. The only thing left to install are the fret marker decals I bought from creative cuts. The bass is nicknamed "Stormtrooper" so what else, Stormtrooper helmets from Star Wars......
So as promised, some pix of my Bird build. It started life as a Epi Goth T-bird I bought used for $200. I took off everything sanded the body & filled holes from the pickguard. Hand my old drummer (who has a side biz of painting guitars) paint it artic white. Neck is a lefty Mighty Mite P neck. I painted the headstock black. I dig my Spector tone so I ordered EMG active pups (2Ps) and put in a Spector Tonepump pre. I had Mike lull do the final assemble and set-up. I have only played it for about 5 minutes, but so far I really dig it. The only thing left to install are the fret marker decals I bought from creative cuts. The bass is nicknamed "Stormtrooper" so what else, Stormtrooper helmets from Star Wars......
Really nice transformation!
Had to make some guitar hanger room in our music room for a later jam session with some friends so I brought my Epiphones upstairs to get them out of the way for the rest of the day.
Thought they looked nice resting there on the bed so I’m sharing a pic of them.
Thought they looked nice resting there on the bed so I’m sharing a pic of them.
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Candy Apple Red? Looks awesome!
Yup! 1 of 400, Limited Edition Epiphone Custom Shop, mint condition. Not a mark on her and she really sparkles under the lights.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
What a wonderful problem to have!
Do you know if that's a VBA series cab?
This is it Michael. Definitely not the VBA.
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Gibby?
I have the 150 (I think) combo version, 150W 15” driver. Best way I can describe it is stale sounding, or lifeless.
It’s also the MB series IIRC
got any pics of it?
