a pair of humbuckers, new pickguard and a bridge cover.....
Gibson - Epiphone - Non-Reverse Thunderbird - Sonic Blue[/QUOTE
Wow
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a pair of humbuckers, new pickguard and a bridge cover.....
Gibson - Epiphone - Non-Reverse Thunderbird - Sonic Blue[/QUOTE
Wow
Model One... treble-bleeder...Got one of my Christmas gifts last night at a gig in Spring, Texas. 1971 EB3L
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Cosmetic condition is shockingly good for its age. Plays great. Having trouble dialing in a sound. Came strung with brand new rounds, but I’m not positive of the brand.
For this gig (Eskimo Brothers), at least, the solo’d mudbucker w/ no choke is pretty terrible. Just a big ol blurry mess. The most usable sound was both pickups on, mudbucker choked. But then the lows were a bit shy. I like the real throaty kids though and LOVE the way the bass feels. Can’t help but think a couple mods are in its future
Sweet!...Still on the high side IMO but at least this comes with the original case. The burst is the most common finish for this model. I hope they sell for this much. Then maybe I will flip mine!! Lol
Sold the one on the right.
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Still have this one.
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Model One... treble-bleeder...
Peter Weir’s Picnic at Hanging Rock was a minor art house hit here. The Last Wave built on that. Then came Galipoli where they took a chance with Mel Gibson and the rest, as they say, is history. He made The Year of Living Dangerously, Dead Poets Socciety, Witness, Master and Commander...he is one of the greatest directors of our time.Aha, an Aussie movie I hadn’t thought of in a long time.
Richard Chamberlain hey... hmmm. Back in those days (60s-70s) they often had to cast an import in a lead role to get funding, and often to get (or just to hope to get) an overseas release.
I’ll have to watch it again and see if he works in this film.
There was a bit of flack about him being cast in the Thorn Birds from memory.
The Epi I had still had the original pup, but the treble-bleeder jig made a guge difference. However that very much older and different p'up might be a different issue.That’s on the list for sure!
Got one of my Christmas gifts last night at a gig in Spring, Texas. 1971 EB3L
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Cosmetic condition is shockingly good for its age. Plays great. Having trouble dialing in a sound. Came strung with brand new rounds, but I’m not positive of the brand.
For this gig (Eskimo Brothers), at least, the solo’d mudbucker w/ no choke is pretty terrible. Just a big ol blurry mess. The most usable sound was both pickups on, mudbucker choked. But then the lows were a bit shy. I like the real throaty kids though and LOVE the way the bass feels. Can’t help but think a couple mods are in its future
The official strings of your Mazda!View attachment 3256398 Gonna try these on the VP.
That’s how I feel about the modern G&L headstock.I'm usually pretty open minded and willing to give just about any bass design a try. But I just find that hofner control plate and also the oval bridge on Lakland basses to be a wart on the face of an otherwise nice bass.
View attachment 3256651 Had a bit of excitement at work this morning.
Well, on the bright side, the restaurant now has a new drive through.View attachment 3256651 Had a bit of excitement at work this morning.
Opening a new drive through?View attachment 3256651 Had a bit of excitement at work this morning.
He was really hungry.Well, on the bright side, the restaurant now has a new drive through.![]()
That doesn't look good.View attachment 3256651 Had a bit of excitement at work this morning.