Thank you. 15 years is a good run but still not nearly long enough.Oh, no, I'm so sorry to hear that.
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Thank you. 15 years is a good run but still not nearly long enough.Oh, no, I'm so sorry to hear that.
Look what showed up on Thunderbird Thursday! An application to join the club!
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Cat?
Does one that's annoyed that you interrupted his grooming timeto take his pic count?
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I like my LPB2/5, I don't regret buying it, it sounds great... and I hardly ever use it. But being unique, it's sticking around. If I ever 'need' one, I have one I'm comfortable playing...sorta.I find it at least interesting that 5'rs are so popular. I personally just don't need one to do what I need to do.
I’ve been using 105-50s but just put a set of those on my VP.
Nice! Welcome. That’s a beautiful Thunderbird!Look what showed up on Thunderbird Thursday! An application to join the club!
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Gorgeous!!!Look what showed up on Thunderbird Thursday! An application to join the club!
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I find it at least interesting that 5'rs are so popular. I personally just don't need one to do what I need to do.
Sorry to hear that, Eon. Hugs…I sincerely wish I could do that. He unfortunately moved on to cat Valhalla a couple of weeks ago and my cases are all the more empty because of it.
i could really use one for some of the songs we do, but since my hands prefer wringable necks (gollum! gollum!) a BEAD is the next best thing, and all I need 98% of the time.
Totally agree. I’d only use the B for a thumb rest when playing the E. Mastering four strings is hard enough.I find it at least interesting that 5'rs are so popular. I personally just don't need one to do what I need to do.
I think they should….
and it’s a looker of a bass with all the right stuff…I’d rock it anytime…I like my LPB2/5, I don't regret buying it, it sounds great... and I hardly ever use it. But being unique, it's sticking around. If I ever 'need' one, I have one I'm comfortable playing...sorta.
yep, being kinda forced to play a 5er with the Cray project…. much more prefer when we play his 4 string material….plus not a big fan of swapping basses mid set…I've played a 5'r in a jam session - creates fun low-tone options. Just nothing I use on a daily basis.
I find it at least interesting that 5'rs are so popular. I personally just don't need one to do what I need to do.
i could really use one for some of the songs we do, but since my hands prefer wringable necks (gollum! gollum!) a BEAD is the next best thing, and all I need 98% of the time.
AHEM!
Two weeks in a row @KaraQ posts a Thunderbird Thursday picture that includes the inadvertent inclusion of her pussy on a practice amp.
To keep things equal, here is my cock.
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Thunderbird Thursday!!
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And gratuitous red JC for @GBassNorth



Thanks...That just what I needed. Email incoming.I'm actually shooting this for @Instagator, it's a pickguard that I made from some sheet styrene. Using the original as a template I scored and broke the styrene, rounded the edges, drilled and countersink for the screw holes. After airbrushing a base coat of silver primer it was given a couple coats of purple enamel which I let harden for a few days. I laid the Bird design on a lightbox with some very thin styrene over the top, I then laid masking tape on top of that and cut the design out of the tape and arranged it on the pickguard. To finish it was given several coats of white followed by 3-4 coats of clear gloss lacquer.
Glenn, drop me a PM with your email and I'll send you the original
Happy Thunderbird Thursday
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It's a sexy thing, I'll never get over Thunderbirds.
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Congrats and welcome home!Look what showed up on Thunderbird Thursday! An application to join the club!
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I hear you. Some of the absolute best bass music in the world (maybe the best) was created with four strings, and at first I thought it was a fad that would die out. I'm still not so sure not all but a lot of it is not just cool "a thing" because others have them. Definitely useful for some, but not needed like other strings. You can defiantly use the B if you've got it, I was just never personally convinced of it was needed given that all of my favorite bass parts and songs were well done with 4 strings. But it's a cool option for those who want them and use them. Certainly wouldn't disparage anybody for liking them and I using them to great effect. As I said, one pedal makes any bass a 5er!I find it at least interesting that 5'rs are so popular. I personally just don't need one to do what I need to do.