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SHOW YOUR DISTRESSED FINISHES!

If I keep looking at this at home, I’ll get divorced. If I keep looking at this at work, I’ll get fired. Curse you and your bass porn!

We're all art lovers on this bus. :)

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Someday I'll try a bird. It's one I've never tried. Had an EB, an Artist, never a Tbird. I'm bird curious.

As you know I'm a T-bird owner/player from way back (since '74) - you are either a T-bird person or you aren't, mostly due to its inherent design... shortcomings. But they sound like no others. The recent Epi Vintage Pro is highly recommended for an affordable facsimile of the Gen1 "reversed" T-bird IV ('63-'65) There has yet to be an accurate re-vision of the late '60s "non-reverse". Never played a NR but it probably balances a bit better.

Love this example - a '65 IV in a very rare Kerry Green ...and a '68 NR in aged Pelham Blue
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As you know I'm a T-bird owner/player from way back (since '74) - you are either a T-bird person or you aren't, mostly due to its inherent design... shortcomings. But they sound like no others. The recent Epi Vintage Pro is highly recommended for an affordable facsimile of the Gen1 "reversed" T-bird IV ('63-'65) There has yet to be an accurate re-vision of the late '60s "non-reverse". Never played a NR but it probably balances a bit better.

Love this example - a '65 IV in a very rare Kerry Green ...and a '68 NR in aged Pelham Blue
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Great colors.I’ve never seen anything in the Heather Poly. At least not at bass.

Heather Poly is basically Burgundy Mist Metallic. Bond Girl Cherie has an Epi guitar in that colour. It looks darker in this pic, mostly due to stage lighting. It's pretty much BMM by another name.
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