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Thunderbird Club

That dress goes perfectly with that bass!

Queen's gotta Queen 😻

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A question for you Greco fans. I am looking at a late 70's TB-90 (single pickup). What do you folks think of Greco birds in general? Anything to look out for? Is something in the $1k region a good price for a very good condition bird?

Didn't you play mine? You had the opportunity too!
Love mine though it doesn't get quite as much time as I'd like, the pickup redefines "Bass" as far as I'm concerned.
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Didn't you play mine? You had the opportunity too!
Love mine though it doesn't get quite as much time as I'd like, the pickup redefines "Bass" as far as I'm concerned.
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Nope, now I will go kick myself...That looks exactly like the one I am considering, including the bridge cover. :banghead:
 
I have learned that it is made by Chris Barton, who is the prop guy for the Harry Potter movies and is an exact replica of the bass of Horace Panter or Sir Horace Gentleman to some of you, according to Donick Cary the tv executive.
I think GAS just got lit up. I need a giant Thunderbird for ... some reason, to put somewhere.
 

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