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Thunderbird Club

Still playing around with the Pelham Blue Epiphone Tbird IV. It sounds &plays pretty darn well, but loses out by a small margin when I pick up one of the Classics.

My Pelham Blue spent it's first night out on the replacement bench as a backup for my Metallic Red, but next gig in a month time it will be the other way around, with the red being the backup. The Classic will have a well deserved break at home with the Gibsons... ;)
 
I'm currently gigless, or all three would be in constant rotation.

I try to rotate them, but don't have enough gigs to do so properly... ;)

Been recording demos for the last couple of weeks, and have been using my 50th Anniversary for this - But won't bring it out live for the next show, as it has a small stage and I don't want to risk bumping the head into something or somebody..
 
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As far as i know, factory coil taps too, and switches to go series, parallel, and single coil

Like this?:

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