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Thunderbird Club

That's no fun. Some dude already yanked the frets.
That was a bass I so wanted to love, but it didn't love me back.

What colour did they call that one?

I traded my most expensive base geetar for this one, I was fixing’ to pull the frets and paint it.

This is colour is called MapleGlo
 
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I managed to put the Casady pickup in a Tbird cover.
Made a bracket with the printer and embedded 4-40 nuts in the towers.

It needed 2” long 4/40 screws and they just came in.
I might do the fake screws on the ring and double sided tape it
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Sweet looking bass! I do think the T-Bird pickup is a classy looking design and it looks nice on that gold body. I found a set of Epi 760’s for my Epi Pro IV and am going to rewire the control harness. Any recommendations for pot values? Doing away with the current pre-amp.
 
Sweet looking bass! I do think the T-Bird pickup is a classy looking design and it looks nice on that gold body. I found a set of Epi 760’s for my Epi Pro IV and am going to rewire the control harness. Any recommendations for pot values? Doing away with the current pre-amp.
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View attachment 5360598

I managed to put the Casady pickup in a Tbird cover.
Made a bracket with the printer and embedded 4-40 nuts in the towers.

It needed 2” long 4/40 screws and they just came in.
I might do the fake screws on the ring and double sided tape it
View attachment 5360595
Very nice, Irv. Did the metal cover affect the tone compared to plastic?