Uhhhhh.....the bridge pickup right?
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Uhhhhh.....the bridge pickup right?
Hey! Wait a minute. We've spent 2+ pages talking Thunderbirds. This has to stop!Uhhhhh.....
Where's the cars, or recipes, or wimmenses?Not until someone can point me at a reversed tbird body (at least) with PJ routing already done (and not looking like some hack job, lol)!Hey! Wait a minute. We've spent 2+ pages talking Thunderbirds. This has to stop!![]()
That makes way too much sense.
This is trueLadies prefer men who play NRs...![]()
But girls like me like guys with proper TbirdsThis is true![]()
The first few minutes I spent with a Thunderbird, changed my life! Something finally matched the sound I heard in my head, which then led to a complete paradigm shift with regards to the sound(s) I aspire to achieve, and the gear I'm into. I've heard some P-basses that can get pretty good sounding in the hands of the "right" player... but generally the woody, mid-heavy grit of passive Gibson humbuckers, would be the foundation around which I would build any custom bass if I were given the opportunity. I'm thrilled with my Gretsch Broadkaster, I really dig the sound of Rickenbackers, and I'm curious about a few other pups out there like TV Jones... but the thing I like about them (or the thing I'd look for in them), would be that they come from a similar sonic direction. Just LUUUUUUUV that sorta hollow woody mid-heavy "thunk" saturated with overtones, yet maintaining strong clarity & definition.To me it's all good! I love the Tbird aesthetics, especially with chrome/nickel, but I can rock a PJ. I have an 80's Jazz Bass Special that's a great bass.

They're on your nightstandThanks! I will never forget this now
....now where the heck did I put my keys?
Then how is my car in the parking lot at work?!?!?They're on your nightstand![]()
Then how is my car in the parking lot at work?!?!?
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Are you kidding? I can't even find a normal reverse TB body. None of the parts companies seem to care.Not until someone can point me at a reversed tbird body (at least) with PJ routing already done (and not looking like some hack job, lol)!
Stay on topic, guys! You can do it! I know you can! If you can, there's something in it for you
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Warmouth used to. Apparently they were told to knock it off.Are you kidding? I can't even find a normal reverse TB body. None of the parts companies seem to care.
Invalid Link RemovedAre you kidding? I can't even find a normal reverse TB body. None of the parts companies seem to care.
Knew I'd seen one somewhere.Invalid Link Removed
Nice deal! But they're already pre-routed for humbuckersInvalid Link Removed
If one isn't in a big hurry, they can do custom mods-like mahogany body, or P pup routing. Even short scale.I was curious-they don't do NRKnew I'd seen one somewhere.
Check the custom orders page. Apparently they can do P(P/J?). BTW, I know nothing about them beyond what's on their site.Nice deal! But they're already pre-routed for humbuckers
I guess I'll have to get my hands on a Schecter Sixx and see if the body will work for me.
2-3 months for shippingIf one isn't in a big hurry, they can do custom mods-like mahogany body, or P pup routing. Even short scale.I was curious-they don't do NR)

Yeah, I was looking at their custom page. It's just the shipping time that has me balking.Check the custom orders page. Apparently they can do P(P/J?). BTW, I know nothing about them beyond what's on their site.
Christmas present to yourself?Yeah, I was looking at their custom page. It's just the shipping time that has me balking.
