First up today. I have the original poster that came with this record.
TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
Not knocking yer choice. I've just never been a "Stones" fan.
Maybe 2-3 songs outta their whole catalog.Yes but due to superstition there is no 13th. Finger positions around 12 can thus get awkward.There’s a 12th fret ?![]()
I am, too, but I hate high actions. I’m going to see if I can get away with lowering the E a bit more, anyway. Thx.I have Rotos 77 flats on my VP. E string bridge saddle to its furthest extent like on yours. At first could not intonate properly on the 12th fret but found that rising/lowering action helps. Try to play with your action a little and I am sure you'll find the spot when your E string will intonate properly.
I am OCD when it comes to intonation
Hey guys, if you are interested please follow the link to my YouTube channel. I am reviewing my vintage bass collection and other basses. I am working to put up more, better quality content. Follow me so I can be a YouTube sensation.
A little wider. 1.73” vs 1.5”.The Epi Pro is neck through with active electronics. The Classic Pro is neck through with modern Gibson PUPs. The Vintage Pro is neck through with copies of Vintage Pups. The only birds with glued/set necks are Gibson Studio models and non-reverse models. The standard Epis like the one you’re looking at are bolt on necks which are wider than what is on the neck throughs.
Hello and welcome! Not trying to talk you out of it, but the Epi "Vintage Pro" might be the best sounding Thunderbirds around since the 1960s version. I have both and two VPs. They are wonderful and a great value if you can find one.
There is nothing wrong with the Classic Pro and I wonder if they are selling inexpensively now that everyone wants a VP.
I am, too, but I hate high actions
Sounds like a personal problem to me. (SLAPPTM)Whuffo? Esp. on E, I never get up that far.
Yes, but there are still a few in stores.Aren't Classic Pro discontinued?
I have grown to like the Stones over the years. The Beatles had 2-3 songs I liked and that was it. Appreciate the talent, but I was one of those people who said, "They are really a thing? Hum." Don't hate me.Not knocking yer choice. I've just never been a "Stones" fan.Maybe 2-3 songs outta their whole catalog.
We all gots different tastes/preferences. Lotta 'popular' stuff I don't like, some of my likes are kinda obscure.I have grown to like the Stones over the years. The Beatles had 2-3 songs I liked and that was it. Appreciate the talent, but I was one of those people who said, "They are really a thing? Hum." Don't hate me.
They are. I'm thinking that used prices may be declining. I should have been more explicit about that.
Having said that, any existing inventory of new ones is probably substantially discounted too.
FWIW, I never slap. A) don't like it, B) bone spur on right thumb, exactly where it would hit, so, no.Sounds like a personal problem to me. (SLAPPTM)
