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ANY ONE TRIED THIS OUT?.....

#2
no one has tried them out yet.they haven't been released quite yet.some people around TB have ordered them,but they said they would'nt recieve them until about june.so,we still have alittle bit of time before they come out
 
#3
I sure like the looks of the 4-string version!

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RonChase said:
I had one it was afew years back.It had a split coil and J p/u configuration though,very heavy axe weight wise
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...I've never seen a T-Bird with a P/J configuration, much less a bass that hasn't been released (er, put in stores) yet.

Also, what's the news on the silverburst T-Birds? Are they out in stores? Because I haven't seen one save that one pic Epiphone has for advertising. :hmm:
 
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Dan B said:
...I've never seen a T-Bird with a P/J configuration, much less a bass that hasn't been released (er, put in stores) yet.

Also, what's the news on the silverburst T-Birds? Are they out in stores? Because I haven't seen one save that one pic Epiphone has for advertising. :hmm:
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The early Epiphone Thunderbirds had PJ pickups and a non-reverse body style. Great instruments, I used to have one, wish I still did. Far better than the current standard model.
 

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