That is Tbone76's new bass (see above comment). Sorry for the confusion.
Ah, ok. No worries at all.
I thought I was losing it more then usual.
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That is Tbone76's new bass (see above comment). Sorry for the confusion.
That’s a beautiful Thunderbird!The first picture is my bass. It’s Heritage Cherry Sunburst, which was only available on the 2019 basses, as far as I can tell. In person, the edges are more red than in the photo. It’s a really nice color, and a nice alternative to the standard sunburst option.
Boiled ribs is how dog food is made. Not meant for human consumption.I do not like par boiled ribs.
For people with no patience. At some places you need to ask, "Pardon me, but do you ruin the ribs before BBQing them?"Come to think of it you might like my '76....Ah, ok. No worries at all.
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Wow!That’s a beautiful Thunderbird!
Nikki has a red Thunderbird too. But it isn’t the Natural Cherry.
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Come to think of it you might like my '76....
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The back looks as good as the front....
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Thanks, but I'm messin with you with the two bass thing again!Like? LOVE!!!!
Uhhh...Come to think of it you might like my '76....
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The back looks as good as the front....
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Thanks, but I'm messin with you with the two bass thing again!



That looks like those red 2018s.That’s a beautiful Thunderbird!
Nikki has a red Thunderbird too. But it isn’t the Natural Cherry.
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I don't believe she's naturally blue, either.That’s a beautiful Thunderbird!
Nikki has a red Thunderbird too. But it isn’t the Natural Cherry.
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Wait a second... The background changed. There may be shenanigans...Come to think of it you might like my '76....
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On what basis are you opining upon her mental state?I don't believe she's naturally blue, either.
I'm debating which Thunderbucker to put where. I have a 66n and a 66s. I'm thinking about putting the S by the neck and the N down by the bridge, since I use the bridge pickup as a balance tool and never by itself. The neck can be blowout powerful since there's a volume pot that can cool it off if need be. Or maybe I'll behave properly and put the N where it belongs and the S by the bridge.
Decisions, decisions! Balancing them isn't important to me at all.
Skeptic. Certainly looks blue to me.I don't believe she's naturally blue, either.
I'm debating which Thunderbucker to put where. I have a 66n and a 66s. I'm thinking about putting the S by the neck and the N down by the bridge, since I use the bridge pickup as a balance tool and never by itself. The neck can be blowout powerful since there's a volume pot that can cool it off if need be. Or maybe I'll behave properly and put the N where it belongs and the S by the bridge.
Decisions, decisions! Balancing them isn't important to me at all.
That's my subtle hint something just may be going on.Wait a second... The background changed. There may be shenanigans...
Or he could do the logical thing. Get another Thunderbird and another set of Thunderbuckers and do the opposite to it what he does on the BMM. There. Problem solved.On what basis are you opining upon her mental state?
Are you soliciting opinions? If so, I concur - S at the neck and N at the bridge.
There is some variability between thunderbirds and likely between pickups. By my math, we need at least 3 degrees of freedom, thus a need for an additional 3 thunderbirds and sets of pickups.Or he could do the logical thing. Get another Thunderbird and another set of Thunderbuckers and do the opposite to it what he does on the BMM. There. Problem solved.
That’s a beauty, too. I know the “standard” colors are vintage sunburst and ebony, but it’d be nice if Gibson would throw in 1 or 2 additional colors into the rotation each year. They’d definitely sell. Look at how well the current non-reverse basses are doing. Just 1 person’s opinion!That’s a beautiful Thunderbird!
Nikki has a red Thunderbird too. But it isn’t the Natural Cherry.
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One of many, methinks.That’s a beauty, too. I know the “standard” colors are vintage sunburst and ebony, but it’d be nice if Gibson would throw in 1 or 2 additional colors into the rotation each year. They’d definitely sell. Look at how well the current non-reverse basses are doing. Just 1 person’s opinion!