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Thunderbird Club

They've already commented on my bass playing via unscheduled visits from the local constabulary. I fire up the bi-amped rig, shakes the very ground (and the neigbor's windows lol). (Geez, like, shouldn't they get better windows then? Sheesh!) hehe

Guess i'm lucky that the neighbors ask, how come you weren't practicing last night?
 
Now wait a second there, maybe not. could be a cool hardcore band.
Or a bunch of old geezers rawking out!
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(Remember, age and treachery will always overcome youth and skill! :woot:)
 
What do y'all use for flight cases for 'birds? I have some East Coast gigs coming up and was thinking of taking the Greco, but it doesn't fit in my flight case.
Earlier this year I flew mine out from Ontario to BC. I just got a yorkville t-bird hardcase and wrapped my bass in bubble wrap. The case came through with a few scratches but otherwise it made the trip just fine.

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Anyone ever seen or played one of these in person?

SEED Kanderbird Black Thunderbird+Precision Bass
Interesting, but not as much draw for me as a Thunderbird. A little too Fenderish, not quite enough Gibson DNA. But still interesting. The body is listed as basswood, which is very soft. I'd b a bit concerned about the edges on the raised center section getting dings and dents.