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- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
Joe Perry and Steven Tyler playing Tom's Thunderbird, crappy recording but fun none the less.
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I thought it was silly, but that specific Precision felt so good that it followed me home. It is on the heavy side, but that is ok. I de-reliced it a bit with black paint and a sharpie. The de-relicing has worn through, making it a re-reliced de-reliced reliced bass. It has ashtrays and a tug bar, which the factory thoughtlessly omitted. So it is full pose.On the relicing or roadworn look I sit firmly in the ‘it depends’ camp.
Not going to slam anyone that does it or likes it, but not sure I want it.
Even some Artist sig tribute guitars have relicing to match the Artists guitar straight from the factory.
I have heard a lot of engines, but never an Offy. Someday.love playing this joint....proximity to Laguna makes it a car lover's paradise....way hip..
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In terms of what? Some stuff is maddening, some is stone simple.For the record, Texas has the most onerous and heavy handed bureaucracy I have encountered to date. California is a libertarian paradise by comparison. Go figure.
A variety of things I have to deal with on a work basis.In terms of what? Some stuff is maddening, some is stone simple.
In hockey, not as much as Toronto and Montreal.OT.
A sports question to our Canadian friends.
Do Toronto & Ottawa have a rivalry?
Yes. All Canadians hate Ottawa. And all Canadians hate Toronto. By the associative property, Ottawa and Toronto hate each other.
In hockey, not as much as Toronto and Montreal.
I thought it was silly, but that specific Precision felt so good that it followed me home. It is on the heavy side, but that is ok. I de-reliced it a bit with black paint and a sharpie. The de-relicing has worn through, making it a re-reliced de-reliced reliced bass. It has ashtrays and a tug bar, which the factory thoughtlessly omitted. So it is full pose.
I'm with your Guitarist! I'd take an LP Gold Top loaded with cream P90s over a Firebird any day....
BRAND NEW GIBSON LES PAUL GOLD TOP "1989" NEW NEVER SOLD ! GOLD TOP
...yummm!
That said, if she's ever in the market for an LP at bargain pricing that knocks it outta the park look no further than one of these...
...I have one and I'd sell many of my basses before I'd off the LP Ultra II. To me, it's the Eppi TBird VP of the guitar world from a bang for the buck standpoint.
+1
BTW, nice action in the Acoustic Club huh?![]()
Thanks. I was wondering if the bloke in this article was justifying his investment or if it was really a thing.
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+1Hair metal = my guilty pleasure.
I love it so!
Why do you think that is? Where you play on each bass?
Both Thunderbucker 66S pickups (NR41 and Orville) are as shiny as they day they were born. The 66N in the JAEbird is not.
I played one at a rehearsal space last week. It kicked A$$Good buzz, thanks. I'm going to see one this week I hope.
If you can keep track of the process, they are the best! If you lose track, they are just silly and confusing.Yes I have read that those are good. The reliced ones anyway, not heard of these re-reliced de-reliced reliced ones previously.
Dude I dig that body shape, the bouts.
RIP Scott Walker
To bad.
I was just reading about him. Was never really familiar with his work. But it'll be something new for me to check out.