No just the cabs:
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Thunderbird Club
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Like new, never left the house.
OK, I am an outlier and see a need to have a 1510 at home and a 410 at my brother's house (and in either spot a 115 would be plenty) for noise sessions. But two at home? Even I think that is overkill.
Probably a bit too radical for the times. Ergonomics issues might have been a factor. Finally, Gibson's marketing has always been s crapshoot. And FB and TB weren't huge successes compared to most Gibson guitars.
what was GK thinking? anything with the exception of a guitar sounds ok through this thing....at least it's back from the dead...
That's a nice price for a pair of those. They're the earlier generation. Your son is a strapping lad, he could help you move them.
Nah. No such thing as overkill. GAS has me wanting to add a 115 Subway with my 410 just because.
They have wheels. How hard could it be for the kid to move? Besides; we have kids so that we can have indentured servants for 18 years...
I only have a daughter, but there's just no room for any more cabs at our house.
I am planning to sell my Ghia at some point. That will allow for large cab storage and some more shop space for building basses
What model is that? And what's the problem?
Here you go: Self Storage Units in Vancouver, BC from $25 | Find Storage FastI only have a daughter, but there's just no room for any more cabs at our house.
I am planning to sell my Ghia at some point. That will allow for large cab storage and some more shop space for building basses
Great stuff all around. I used to be in a small band with a gal singer that reminds me of this vocalist. This one is so good and a great performer too. Outstanding musicians including the bassist.
Keep the Ghia and get a bigger house!I only have a daughter, but there's just no room for any more cabs at our house.
I am planning to sell my Ghia at some point. That will allow for large cab storage and some more shop space for building basses
Love it! It's the only NR I own so it's a bit different feel when playing but still quite nice.
Here's a pic...
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That is a awesome Tshirt!
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Looks like a fun time will be had by all!
