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Thunderbird Club

That product development guy at Peavy, Fred Poole, has said new stuff was in the works. So here is an interesting pedal:

I saw an interview on YT where he said they admitted some mistakes have leaned some things and this informs and should make for better products in the future. If they could get back to making rock solid products that work and sound great like in the past they might be onto something.
 
Probably not, that’s why I make my own.

2014 (Gibson Vintage reissues from 2021 NR)
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2003 (Curtis Novak’s)
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2001 (Thunderbucker 66’s)
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1995 Black Nickel Covers (Lollars)
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Left 1999 (Gemini UK Devastators)
Right 1997 (Gibson Vintage reissues)
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First off, what an awesome looking collection. That 2014 bird is superb, as is the 2001 natural. Second, how do they differ tone wise given the range of pickup builders you've got in each? I know era/woods/etc. will have a certain effect to them (weight of each vs the wood type itself). Any one you prefer over the others, or simply a matter of which sounds best in the moment of songs?
 
I saw an interview on YT where he said they admitted some mistakes have leaned some things and this informs and should make for better products in the future. If they could get back to making rock solid products that work and sound great like in the past they might be onto something.
Especially if they can do that while moving manufacturing back here. I wish.
 
I have an early Ebony ‘17 VP in new condition. Never gets played. I’d love to find a buyer who would give me $500 for it plus shipping. I realize that’ll never happen.
They are going for more than that. The $499 + shipping was at the low end. Reverb has one in burst (2023) for over $1,000 with shipping and tax. Now that's not going to happen. $600-800 might.

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