Thanks Tbird1958, thatd be awesomeWelcome here Mark!
Would you like to be added to the club roster?
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Thanks Tbird1958, thatd be awesomeWelcome here Mark!
Would you like to be added to the club roster?
Has anyone seen this builder before? Loux custom guitars. Was watching a rig rundown for Chevelle and like the way his version of the Thunderbird looked.
Here's a better pic. Love the cut-a-way for higher neck access.View attachment 573968
I know that, but was trying to better show the cut-a-way, which is easier to see on the white bass.Cool pictures - But those two pictures are not the same bass...
It is a neat looking bass, but I'm not sure just how much more upper fret access it really provides. The standard Tbird has 17 fret access and the Spector Rex has 22 fret access....I know that, but was trying to better show the cut-a-way, which is easier to see on the white bass.
Haha, no worries. They are the old style caps, some people rate them, some just go for the modern alternative i believe. Dunno though, just trying things. The question was about what length pots to get for my bass... original question is here! Cheers for the love
Welcome to the TBird club!! In response to your question about the pot, you just need a regular length shaft. The long shaft is for things like arched-top Les Pauls and other such guitars/basses.



My first ever bass setup. Epiphone Goth Thunderbird with a Fender Rumble V3 100W. Have a long way of learning ahead of me. I'd like a number please
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Mine is an Epiphone non-reverse 5-string. It sounds quite meaty, but I need to fiddle with the string gauges. I'm always toying with turning it into a replica of Entwistle's Fenderbird.
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Happy to have you along for ouir trip here Sir, let me know and I'll put you on the roster just above![]()
Thanks. Count me in.

Oh Queen, my queen...
Any chance you could change my name to Larry V on our ever-growing list of Thunderbird'ers?