Better to have to turn your interface down than max it outsssssssssssssssssssssssssss....
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Thunderbird Club
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Better to have to turn your interface down than max it outsssssssssssssssssssssssssss....
My Uncle (Mums brother) had a series of VWs over my childhood. A couple of small bodied Beetles, I think an early Type 3 Fastback, then a 73 Type 3 Fastback 1600 TLE which was then probably the pinnacle of the VW lineup. Before the Passats etc. it was a very nice car and he had it probably 4 or 5 years. There were some with a semi automatic, can’t quite remember if his was or not - thinking ‘maybe’.
He got a big bodied 1969 Beetle 1500 later on, which my Dad later bought from him as a second car.
The VWs were very different from our household Holdens, but it was the Fastback that first interested me of them. Apart from sitting behind the backseat in the early Beetles - oh, and the early badge/logo design with the ‘wolf and castle’; I found that cool.
Yeah, but being virtuous sucks
Back to T. Rex, here's Dramarama covering Raw Ramp.
Tell the seller you’ll take it off his hands for $1500.
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Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
I have been using Cloudlifters for that purpose. The patience thing is a mystery.
I’m thinking of routing my Pbird for a humbucker. (Chinabucker?)
The EMG active P pickup from the Pbird can go in this fretless.
Large and small Beetles?My Uncle (Mums brother) had a series of VWs over my childhood. A couple of small bodied Beetles, I think an early Type 3 Fastback, then a 73 Type 3 Fastback 1600 TLE which was then probably the pinnacle of the VW lineup. Before the Passats etc. it was a very nice car and he had it probably 4 or 5 years. There were some with a semi automatic, can’t quite remember if his was or not - thinking ‘maybe’.
He got a big bodied 1969 Beetle 1500 later on, which my Dad later bought from him as a second car.
The VWs were very different from our household Holdens, but it was the Fastback that first interested me of them. Apart from sitting behind the backseat in the early Beetles - oh, and the early badge/logo design with the ‘wolf and castle’; I found that cool.
Yeah, but being virtuous sucks
I wanted to pass this along, Christine says hello to everyone.
Here's one of her FireDragons.
Here's one of her FireDragons.
Wow, that really turned out nicely. Please pass on my felicitations.
That's gorgeous! What do these go for? And has she heard from our DLFs at Gibbie yet?
I'll ask, cause i want one too. But i just can't pull the trigger on anything right now.
Let's not pick on Gibson. Fender goes after people too.
Fender Facing Public Backlash After Legally Threatening Small-Scale Guitar Manufacturer
I’m just referencing what’s pertinent. Genuine curiosity.
Repurposing in action.
Is it just me or does $1,996.00 sound a bit pricey for a Blackbird? That price includes shipping but geez.
Gibson Black Bird NIKKI SIXX Model Electric Bass, f9185
If it actually sells for that I'd be a bit tempted to unload mine.
Gibson Black Bird NIKKI SIXX Model Electric Bass, f9185
If it actually sells for that I'd be a bit tempted to unload mine.
Wow, what a finish on that thing. I bet that takes a lot of time to work up. I really dig the color.
