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Thunderbird Club

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I always come away impressed, and with a greater understanding how bad I am. Encouragement, not so much. I'd need a couple more lifetimes to even approach anything like that. (We did used to play Red Barchett years ago, but Geddy would have died listening to it. But no doubt would have been kind about it.)
Seeing Phil Keaggy live nearly made me give up guitar. But a few months later, during a period where I was practicing 2-3 hours a day, I ended up nailing one of his songs.
Alas, it only happened once. But it gave me hope.
 
As some of you know from having lived in FL, our 'tseason' is basically over. None of our places wants to bother with music 'til next season-mid October. We do have a few odd gigs booked, but very damn little.:meh:
I'm always "amused" by the rest of the country's gigging season being the warm months when all our snowbird visitors have left. This will be 'sleeping' in its case a lot. The "Coffin" might be really appropriate.:banghead:
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It needs vampire teeth.
 
Ever notice how people ask for advice, but never say what they ended up doing? I don't want to be that person.

I asked about flangers a few days ago, then started looking at phasers based upon comments here. I ended up getting a Source Audio Mercury today. It actually can also be a chorus or phaser as well, win-win. MRX Phase 95 was my second choice.
 
Ever notice how people ask for advice, but never say what they ended up doing? I don't want to be that person.

I asked about flangers a few days ago, then started looking at phasers based upon comments here. I ended up getting a Source Audio Mercury today. It actually can also be a chorus or phaser as well, win-win. MRX Phase 95 was my second choice.
I've had this little amp sim/efx thingy for ~20 years. I hardly ever use it 'cept here at the house, but it does a lot considering how old it is. Has 3 presets(programmable)for 11 heads, 10 cabs, and 11 various efx including phaser, flanger, octave down, fuzz, and some other[stuff], in whatever combinations ya wanna set up.
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BTW, the pic is close to actual size.
 
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I'm with you on Buffalo Trace, might as well drink Jim Beam. Fortunately Eagle Rare tastes nothing like it. I find it smoother and richer in flavor than Makers Mark and a bit more caramel finish, no smokey or burnt finish, very little oak, and very little alcohol burn on the way down.
I will give it a shot. :roflmao: see what I did there?:smug:
 
Yup. Now all ya gotta do is figure out how to get yer old nut off(possible ahem?).
Yeah, that might be my next question.

I still don't get how you have the right size socket firmly on, and it slips. (Realizing previous adjusters might not have been careful.) Are Gibson's nuts half imperial and half metric resulting in somewhere in between?
 
Seeing Phil Keaggy live nearly made me give up guitar. But a few months later, during a period where I was practicing 2-3 hours a day, I ended up nailing one of his songs.
Alas, it only happened once. But it gave me hope.
You have talent. Me, not so much. I'm a bass hack!

That's impressive. He's a phenomenal and underrated guitar player because of his genre. Fast isn't necessarily a mark of good guitar playing, but is a skill. I remember the first time I heard him--I was blown away at how fast and the guy was (but fast is far from his only ability). Never heard anything like it before sense. Steve Morse comes as close as I've heard. I think Phil and Paul McCartney are loosely related somehow.
 
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