Looks great. Your pickups just have two screw adjustments. I thought the 70s all had three. I apparently need some enlightenment.
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Thunderbird Club
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That sounds fanfreakin'tastic.
- Mar 13, 2008
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No, you're correct. That's an '89 with Lull pickups, IRL it's much more yellow than your '76 - strange how Nitro does that.
Good evening folks, I hope all are enjoying a relaxing weekend. Sincere thanks to all who shared advice on my hand held recorder, and my strap lock question. I haven't bought a recorder yet, but had the locks installed on the Explorer. A trip to home depot and a little time with my bench grinder solved the screw size issues. The strap I use with my Thunderbird seems to fit perfectly. Great fun to play it standing without wondering about the strap.
Thanks again for all the good advice. I greatly appreciate it.
Thanks again for all the good advice. I greatly appreciate it.
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- Jun 30, 2010
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The kids here learn it in Primary School and it’s been at many a School Award night or Blue Light Disco.
Even got a run between bands at a festival….
And a Happy Easter Sunday to all!
Now get out there and rock those Thunderbunnys…
Now get out there and rock those Thunderbunnys…
Yes Happy Easter to you all. It’s just about time for dinner here but happily no work tomorrow!
Most of the places we play, the dance floor isn't big enuff to allow for the kicks-w/o kicking someone else. 'Course, if you eliminate the band stand...Wait.
- Mar 13, 2008
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An original Bicentennial PG is rare, and expensive. They do show up on ebay now and then, but it will not fit your Epiphone, size and screw hole arrangement are completely different.
FYI, blank PGs are available from various sources. So are the decals. You can do a DIY fairly inexpensively.
I just noticed the new ones are going from 1799 to 2199
Understatement of the week
