6 hours of cooking, 5 minutes of eating, nap time.
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Thunderbird Club
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- Mar 8, 2011
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I don’t think anyone video’d the other night. Shame, as it was pretty cool
I did try the ‘21NR with my TT800 at one rehearsal. It was with my Mesa SW115 cab. I didn’t really love it. One combo I might try is my Mesa D800/Berg HDN212. The D800 has deeper low end and punch and the Berg is punchy with clearer highs than my SW115 or SW215. All 3 cabs have great things about em though.
Heck, I dunno. I have more basses than I’m comfortable with. I’m not a collector at all and have a bit of anxiety about not being able to walk into my music room for all the dang basses and guitars at the moment. The rub is that I love or have an attachment to most of em. I’ve had worse problems, I reckon
There are attention seekers everywhere. And they can be very skilled at ramping up the crazy.
I call shenanigans... 6 hours of cooking must have involved at least 1 bottle of wine per cook and yet you were silent on drinking.
Our son brought pumpkin spice caramelized onions. Took three hours to prepare. Tasted amazing. (It all did.)
- Mar 13, 2008
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That's just funny and cool! Good Dad!
Yeah, if the music is good enough I'm with you. After all, it is entertainment not a dissertation--and most musicians are not the place to look for great advice. This club being the rare exception.
I got half of a three year old bottle of glenfidditch. I think I last had a sip last 4th of July.
So very true, but definitely not limited to academics, but they are indeed be one of the greatest offenders in attention craving endeavors.
I know the feeling of a bass not clicking at first. But give it some time and more typical settings to evaluate it properly. Even consider a few string options first. I almost hated my '06 because it did not sound like a Thunderbird to my ears. But I went through many strings and much patient encouragement from the members here and I now love the bass. Having had that '64 and even '76 sound in my head it still sounds different, but I'm happy with the tone and so in love with how it plays I can't imagine getting rid of it. Except maybe to fund a Greco or even a BaCh now (thanks ScottI don’t think anyone video’d the other night. Shame, as it was pretty cool
I did try the ‘21NR with my TT800 at one rehearsal. It was with my Mesa SW115 cab. I didn’t really love it. One combo I might try is my Mesa D800/Berg HDN212. The D800 has deeper low end and punch and the Berg is punchy with clearer highs than my SW115 or SW215. All 3 cabs have great things about em though.
Heck, I dunno. I have more basses than I’m comfortable with. I’m not a collector at all and have a bit of anxiety about not being able to walk into my music room for all the dang basses and guitars at the moment. The rub is that I love or have an attachment to most of em. I’ve had worse problems, I reckon
). -- But if it plays great a PU swap may be in order to get it to your liking. Life to too short to play a bass you don't dig.
- Jun 30, 2010
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true enough - especially today hyper-powered by the innerwebs
I so love that bass! One of these days I’m gonna get me a CAR Eppi.
Play it proud!
