Yes and was successful, thanks for that. I looked at their site earlier and didn't see the option for a black Goth one, sans spooooooky Goth symbol. Got my order in, thanks again Thunderbird Club!
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Thunderbird Club
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Yes and was successful, thanks for that. I looked at their site earlier and didn't see the option for a black Goth one, sans spooooooky Goth symbol. Got my order in, thanks again Thunderbird Club!
- Mar 13, 2008
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- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
A Queen's work is never done! While I of course will enjoy an entire day of this silliness I would rather be playing a show tonight, instead we'll be safe, careful and mindful of the many that have passed this year.
What did you not like about the GHSBFs? And how do the D'Addario 1/2 rounds differ?
That's so wrong. No Thunderbird.
How can anyone not love this bass player?
the Brite Flats are half rounds too right?
Can anyone recommend a good cheap pair of Bluetooth earphones? Little ones that sort of hide in your ear?
Happy Halloween everyone! My band just dropped our first album today, the lion's share of which was tracked with the BaCH bird with the Greco pickup in it. This track definitely was.
- Mar 13, 2008
- 18,897
- 142,236
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
At work? I already caused a scene at the local Krispy Kreme getting doughnuts for the staff this AM, carrying a Bird in would have been a bit over the top.
Is it available anywhere else? I don't have a Spotify account and it won't let me play it, other than a preview.
I have LaBella DTFs on my EBO and love them.
godofthunder59
Life is short, buy the bass.
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Happy Halloween! Taken a few years ago. The Hofner was one of my first steps in my bass journey, the birds weren't to far in my future.
Outside would be awesome.If you’re punching in endlessly, you don’t know the material!
There is something to be said for getting it done in a continuous take, but I’d much rather track in my music room than my driveway
I have to agree. This album we just released, we recorded all in our garage (two of us live together, and converted the garage to a studio/practice space), but inside of punching everything, I'd do two or three whole run throughs of the song (or as many as needed), and then pick the best take. The guitar player/engineer asked why not just punch in afterwards if there's a flub, but I prefer to be able to get the whole song in a single run, seems to just have a better flow, even if I could technically play a certain part better or whatever just punching in.If you’re punching in endlessly, you don’t know the material!
There is something to be said for getting it done in a continuous take, but I’d much rather track in my music room than my driveway
Or you’re a perfectionist, or simply can’t get something to work as expected. I’m a big fan of pick a take and live with it, but studio albums are seldom that way.
