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Thunderbird Club

Non Reverse Monday..........


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The prettiest guitar I’ve owned was a cherry burst 2003 G&L Legacy Tribute (Premium). Great guitar. When I realized my switch to bass was permanent I sold my electric guitars except my very first. I don’t have a photo that does it justice.

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A five string guitar. Nice!
 
I've found them for sub $20 several times. I actually like them a bit more than EBCF for feel, but definitely a different sound. I have them on my VP and Willbird and strongly considering them for the 64 Gibby.
I didn't get that good off a price, but still about $8 cheaper than I've seen. So I figured it was a good time to jump in.

Do you find them stiff? I saw where some said they were and others said they were not or were flexible--typical interwebs incoherence.
 
I didn't get that good off a price, but still about $8 cheaper than I've seen. So I figured it was a good time to jump in.

Do you find them stiff? I saw where some said they were and others said they were not or were flexible--typical interwebs incoherence.
All my strings are 45/105. Power Flats feel like the same tension as EBCF and slightly more tension that the Power Steel.
 
Darker. Low/low mid. Of course, EQ can shift that a bit. But my EBCF is with TB+ and SIT is with 760s and SDs.
Interesting. I find TB+ pups to be inherently darker than 760’s. So if your SIT bass with 760’s is darker than your TB+ bass with EBCF then those SIT strings must be noticeably darker than the cobalts. I might have to try a set of the SITs on my Lull 5 assuming I can get a 35” five string set. I’m looking to darken its sound up a bit.