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Thunderbird Club

My other TB hangout is the FX forum, mainly for reading and occasional smartarsery. Have to say that FX is often exhausting to read. Thunderbird Club much less so. Carry on.
We don't have near the incomprehensible thicket of models and names they have. The amps & cabinets forum is worse. It's exhausting just to look at thread titles. There's more alphanumeric stuff there than any sane person should be subjected to.
 
Seeing as we are completely off the rails, I hit a estate sale in Buffalo NY today, lots of aviation memorabilia and model kits. It was well worth the trip! If my budget was unlimited I could have come home with 10× this.View attachment 3341408[/QUOTE
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Seeing as we are completely off the rails, I hit a estate sale in Buffalo NY today, lots of aviation memorabilia and model kits. It was well worth the trip! If my budget was unlimited I could have come home with 10× this.View attachment 3341408
A closer look.
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We don't have near the incomprehensible thicket of models and names they have. The amps & cabinets forum is worse. It's exhausting just to look at thread titles. There's more alphanumeric stuff there than any sane person should be subjected to.

All amps and cabs discussions boil down to the same thing -- 10" speakers and people moaning about their backs.

FX discussions require three introductory paragraphs explaining signal chains and side chains. Not that there's anything bad about that, just a bit exhausting.
 
All amps and cabs discussions boil down to the same thing -- 10" speakers and people moaning about their backs.

FX discussions require three introductory paragraphs explaining signal chains and side chains. Not that there's anything bad about that, just a bit exhausting.

The amps and cabs have another topic of discusson: Mixing drivers. And then the religious war starts...
 
Not as such :)
We put a mic at the top of the stairs for a (hopefully) cool ambient thing
My brother described a drummer he played with as sounding like a pallet of bricks falling down a stairwell. I was kinda hoping there were bricks involved in the stair. Drumming like a pallet of bricks falling down a stairwell is the holy grail of drumming I can only aspire to.
 
The goose bumps all over my body! I love the sound of the Merlin!
In Augusta, GA, at Daniel Field (the private airfield frequented by Masters players in the spring), someone owned a Mustang. We occasionally see him take off; he'd do rolls and loops as soon as he could after takeoff; always a breath-taking joy to watch (and hear). But one day he buzzed the VA golf course nearby (this would have been in the 69-71 time frame). A couple of vets playing the course flashed back to being under attack and hit the dirt. One of them had a mild heart attack. Never saw that plane fly again, and it was gone before too long. Probably sold, possibly moved far away; we heard the pilot had a lifetime ban from flying in the USA.
 

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