MaddAnthony_59
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- Dec 16, 2006
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I just picked this up from Matt. WOW! It took me a while to figure out which knob was which, but once I figured the Blend was UNDER the Vol Knob the tones where easily dialed in. The "B" is a "B"east! And the neck is super easy to play. There is a Hint of Neck Dive, but I will be adding strap locks, and Modding both locations. I had an RD Artist that I moved the rear button the the Point on the top of the body. HUGE improvement!
Here's my Son playing the Family Heirloom:
Here's my Son playing the Family Heirloom:
Quick note for those of you with the Pro V - the standard Epi Thunderbird case fits it perfectly. Whether it will fit in an older Epi case is debatable, but the new stock of Epi cases is perfect. I bought this one: Epiphone Tunderbird Case
and here is the result:
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The case has plenty of room near the headstock, which is good even for vintage style 'Birds. I imagine it would fit a Gibson 'Bird as well but I don't have one here to try. The case has a nicely molded cavity and fits around the raised center section on the Pro V perfectly. No idea how it'll hold up in the long run but it suits the bass just fine.
Did anyone else have a problem intonating their B string? I had to remove the spring and cut the screw down in order to get the saddle back far enough. Seems like the bridge could be a few mm farther back from the neck...
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