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Thunderbird Club

Do the Grecos have maple or mahogany necks? Maybe that’s not consistent?
I read, mahogany body, maple neck in the translated version of this that I can’t seem to find right now….
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I know the bass player through other bass players, he is well known for selling basses, amps, pedals; I didn't get to go into more detail with him about this Thunderbird Pro. Through the Instagram account (where he advertises the most), I asked what color, he didn't answer; on saturday or sunday i found the bass on a local ad network (like eBay) and there he replied "green".
When I found it, there were already others interested in the bass, and one was about to buy it.

I believe that if I had asked more details about pickups and everything elese, he would have answered.
And by the way, this is the second Thunderbird I've seen him advertise, the other was also a Pro, natural finish.

Now goes in portuguese, so use translator: graças ao bom lord, e para o bem das minhas finanças, ainda bem que ele vendeu logo.
:thumbsup::D

My example is Fender's PV63 Jazz pu's. (Pure Vintage) Fender sold them for a while and then stopped. They are highly sought after for being great sounding J pu's. I have the PV74's in a J (still available) and they also sound good - but the general consensus is that the PV63 set is the bomb. (they come on a few of their basses - I played one in a music store and they do indeed sound good) How would I know, even if placed inside the original case/box if they were in fact PV63 J pu's? I wouldn't know by looks is the answer and other than a few minutes in a music store - I wouldn't be able to identify them by sound. They never come up for sale anymore anyway, but I would love to get a real set to compare to my PV74's to hear the difference. (as in... maybe more hype than real - who knows?)
 
Pardon me because I'm a newbie; but what is a piano tone?
I've read this expression, but I couldn't decipher what tone is like?
If more bass, medium, treble.
:oops:


This fella here, pretty much. More so if you use a pick.



Here with the rest of the band for context.

 
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