New Thunderbird (READ: NOT a Gibson)

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rapturebass

Dec 6, 2008

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Jun 1, 2009

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http://www.espguitars.com/basses_phoenix.html

 

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Lou Red

May 13, 2009

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Madrid

Jun 1, 2009

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kind of cool

 

Spinal Tapper

Nov 15, 2007

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Chicago

soundcloud.com

Jun 1, 2009

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cool! how much?

 

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4stringman

Oct 12, 2008

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Memphis, Tn

Jun 1, 2009

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Well there is no way i cannnot own one,
this is one of the coolest things i've seen in a while

 

insomniac2295

Dec 12, 2007

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Minneapolis, MN

Jun 1, 2009

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its an esp, not an ltd. so, its probably going to cost an arm and a leg.

 

redstrand

May 18, 2007

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Saint Louis, MO

Disclosures

Fool For Four Strings

Jun 1, 2009

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Me likey!

 

amimbari

May 6, 2008

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Pittsburgh, PA

youtube.com

Jun 1, 2009

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yep, unique and different than the normal birds. At least they took a different approach to the body horn and headstock...like the others, I also like it.

buying one tomorrow? ...naw I got too many Tbirds already

 

Baird6869

Feb 16, 2007

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Jun 1, 2009

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If it is a Japanese ESP, it will likely be $1000+. Why not buy the real thing?

Looks cool in any case, but I would personally just buy a TBird

 

bassteban

Aug 12, 2004

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Northern California

Jun 1, 2009

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That little pointy spot on the lower horn ruins it for me. SO close, and yet so far...

 

Rush-2112

Dec 14, 2008

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New York City

Jun 1, 2009

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Wow! That looks awesome...loving the reverse headstock.

 

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sarcastro83

Jul 27, 2007

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Toronto, ON

Jun 1, 2009

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looks pretty neat. I'll probably give one a whirl if I see one at the shop.