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Thunderbird Club

Well, as long as it goes to someone here. Wish I could buy it; but I’m getting a Gibby NR. Recall the laments of V and others here who let Thunderbirds go. General rule: Never sell a Thunderbird.

Well, I’ve only sold one Thunderbird (‘14 Gibson reverse) and I deeply regret it in many ways. Such a great bass, but so far nothing quite beats my ‘02 Gibson reverse, so I’ll get by somehow :)
The Greco is fantastic, but it sounds very similar to my Fano JM4. I’m not a collector, so I want every bass I own to bring something slightly different to the party
 
Well, ultrasounds aren't good enough so yeah, the camera snake where you never thought possible. :woot:
I know what you mean. "You're going to put that where?" My doc uses the latest technology.

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Yeah, it felt that big, so I'm sure this was the camera.:eek:
 
I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm a sucker for Chrome covers on a third. Would love to hear your thoughts on the following (no basses were hurt for this photo shoot)
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The neck pickup is closer to the fretboard and although it looks a little different than a 60s NR bird I think it still looks quite sharp!
Hi @WSquires,

Sorry to be a pest, but could you post some more pics, particularly the back of the neck and headstock area. Curious if the volute is the same as on the '13s. I assume it is, but wondering all the same.
 
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