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Thunderbird Club

as promised:

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and my old rig, tone for days........

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Another GK guy here.
My Gig Rig below.
GK Fusion 550/ GK 4 Ohm Neo 410/ Petersen Stroborack.
Goes good with TBirds too!

We have similar tastes, apart from TBirds and some Fenders, including an Agave Jazz like yours that I have modified a fair bit (Custom Shops, 60s, series/ parallel, Badass II, upraded tuners), I have a 4003.

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Another GK guy here.
My Gig Rig below.
GK Fusion 550/ GK 4 Ohm Neo 410/ Petersen Stroborack.
Goes good with TBirds too!

We have similar tastes, apart from TBirds and some Fenders, including an Agave Jazz like yours that I have modified a fair bit (Custom Shops, 60s, series/ parallel, Badass II, upraded tuners), I have a 4003.

a9mxx4.jpg
Shouldn't there be a bird in this pic? I think so...;)
 
I need some help from you guys.

I want to learn about the electrical measurement you guys are doing with your pups. I have a set of pups from a Gibson Bird that I want to measure.

Here is what I would like to understand:
1) Connections to my meter
2) setting on my meter
3) what am I looking at
4) what am I looking for
&
5) what does all this mean?

Thanks in advance.
 
Shouldn't there be a bird in this pic? I think so...;)

Yes, there should be.:D

There are, however, two close relatives, if you look closely.
There is a mirrored Gibson Explorer lurking next to the Marshall and you can just get a glimpse of an RD Artist in the stand on the left hand side as you look at the stage.
I will do better next time.
 
** STOLEN 'BIRD ALERT **

I'm not sure if this is the correct forum to post in, and if not, I apologize in advance.

On March 10, my "Trashbird" was stolen from the garage of my guitar tech in San Jacinto, CA. The bass, the case and several of his power tools were taken from his garage.
A police report was filed with the Riverside County Sheriff. I have also contacted the local guitar stores and pawn shops.

It is a totally custom bass, so I assume the thief would have trouble pawning it or trading it in. So, maybe these "fine upstanding citizens" might try to sell it on the street.
If anyone happens to see or hear anything, please let me know. I know this is a long shot, but it can't hurt to ask..

Thanks,

JIMMY
 

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** STOLEN 'BIRD ALERT **

I'm not sure if this is the correct forum to post in, and if not, I apologize in advance.

On March 10, my "Trashbird" was stolen from the garage of my guitar tech in San Jacinto, CA. The bass, the case and several of his power tools were taken from his garage.
A police report was filed with the Riverside County Sheriff. I have also contacted the local guitar stores and pawn shops.

It is a totally custom bass, so I assume the thief would have trouble pawning it or trading it in. So, maybe these "fine upstanding citizens" might try to sell it on the street.
If anyone happens to see or hear anything, please let me know. I know this is a long shot, but it can't hurt to ask..

Thanks,

JIMMY

I'm in LA County, but I'll keep an eye out.
 
I need some help from you guys.

I want to learn about the electrical measurement you guys are doing with your pups. I have a set of pups from a Gibson Bird that I want to measure.

Here is what I would like to understand:
1) Connections to my meter
2) setting on my meter
3) what am I looking at
4) what am I looking for
&
5) what does all this mean?

Thanks in advance.

Me too..! :)
 
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