Great stuff, nice playing all around! I liked moomooo and goadie best, with in the clouds a close second, thanks for posting
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Great stuff, nice playing all around! I liked moomooo and goadie best, with in the clouds a close second, thanks for posting
That’s really great stuff!
A fan of one of my old bands wrote me to say he noticed I’ve been playing T Birds. Then he sent me a picture of him playing in the ‘80’s. Says it’s a ‘64 that was stolen from him in ‘89
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With all due respect - I wouldn't. Epiphone produced it - why give Gibson credit when they wouldn't produce the only legit retro/tribute of the original (Gibson) T-bird?
Geddy has dogs - Stanley and Lucy Wasserman.
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Yep! It is done.
MINE, MINE, MINE!![]()
Just clarification..That Epiphone Vintage Pro was a trade on TB.It came to me that way,no big deal.I agree with the credit due to Epiphone.They are knocking it out of the park with the recent offerings.I purchased the Embassy as well,which led me to the Vintage Pro Thunderbird...not trying to cause trouble with the TRC.With all due respect - I wouldn't. Epiphone produced it - why give Gibson credit when they wouldn't produce the only legit retro/tribute of the original (Gibson) T-bird?
Just clarification..That Epiphone Vintage Pro was a trade on TB.It came to me that way,no big deal.I agree with the credit due to Epiphone.They are knocking it out of the park with the recent offerings.I purchased the Embassy as well,which led me to the Vintage Pro Thunderbird...not trying to cause trouble with the TRC.
A fan of one of my old bands wrote me to say he noticed I’ve been playing T Birds. Then he sent me a picture of him playing in the ‘80’s. Says it’s a ‘64 that was stolen from him in ‘89
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Is that an ebony fretboard?Only worth that price with an intact head stock IMO.
Damaged input jack area, almost as common as broken head stocks.
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Judging from the evidence the original Carter jack on mine must have gone bad and a previous owner or his 'luthier' thinned out the underside to install a standard Switchcraft jack instead of a long one resulting in the top cracking when stressed. I removed the football jack plate that was on it, stole a Carter from my '67 Embassy and added a minimal fender washer made of pick guard stock. Yes, fender washer is a thing.
Luthier is in quotes for a reason....as @godofthunder59 knows, the first rule of repair is 'do no harm'. That's why I'm glad there's no head stock repair on mine . You never know how good a job was done until it breaks again.
No, very tight grain rosewood.Is that an ebony fretboard?
Er, can you translate into English. Or American or something?Well I saw a funny thing the other day. A mamil riding along a 3lane major Rd near home... riding a PennyFarthing.
No photo, sorry - I was driving.
Yes, like that one. Speaking for myself, of course, but probably most of us, too.
I am not sure whether Epiphone ever made a white bolt-on. You may have to refinish another color. The bolt-on 'Birds are cheap enough that it isn't a daunting thing to refinish, rerout, and do all kinds of things to one of those bodies.An Epi IV. I'm looking for the white version and haven't found one for sale yet.
Don't worry. We aren't the headstock decal police like some others.Just clarification..That Epiphone Vintage Pro was a trade on TB.It came to me that way,no big deal.I agree with the credit due to Epiphone.They are knocking it out of the park with the recent offerings.I purchased the Embassy as well,which led me to the Vintage Pro Thunderbird...not trying to cause trouble with the TRC.
Er, can you translate into English. Or American or something?