- Jun 30, 2010
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How do you feel about 54-40?
god I miss playing live in front of people
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How do you feel about 54-40?
Sorry. Mine is cold, dead fingers material.If anyone wants to sell me their white classic pro, I’ll take that one too!
Weird Beird!no, it's black and you can look through it (long way) the way you look through a straw..
Sorry. Mine is cold, dead fingers material.
Good point25 or 6 to 4.
It’s a Christmas Decoration I keep forgetting to put away.Nice bird!I like the star light - we used something similar in the (Bond girl) band I was in - very "show-biz"
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It’s a Christmas Decoration I keep forgetting to put away.
And don't forget 8675309.Good point
Damn right. My Carvin is no Thunderbird, but every time I pick it up and play it, I get a huge smile on my face. Wonderful bass. First one I bonded with.And this is it - any bass can become 'that' bass. Regardless of vintage, brand, "worth", contemporary mass market appeal... a bass one bonds with is special. Why? Because it is a key to creative expression. Full stop. Rock the bass that is that for you.
Damn right. My Carvin is no Thunderbird, but every time I pick it up and play it, I get a huge smile on my face. Wonderful bass. First one I bonded with.

And don't forget 8675309.
I remember when having your shirt collar up was a thing - but what was that bass player wearing!

I have 3 other basses(I know-piker), but it's the 'Bird that's always my first choice. The one that feels right, whatever genre of music I'm playing. It has been since I first transitioned to it in '73. And I feel I can make it fit in any situation.And this is it - any bass can become 'that' bass. Regardless of vintage, brand, "worth", contemporary mass market appeal... a bass one bonds with is special. Why? Because it is a key to creative expression. Full stop. Rock the bass that is that for you.
I couldn't tell. It's like he was camouflaged or something.
And how did he get those high notes so far down the neck.![]()
I have 3 other basses(I know-piker), but it's the 'Bird that's always my first choice. The one that feels right, whatever genre of music I'm playing. It has been since I first transitioned to it in '73. And I feel I can make it fit in any situation.

I remember when having your shirt collar up was a thing - but what was that bass player wearing!