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Yes sir it is. I'm a child of the 90's and always thought a zapdos would make a super fitting thunderbird logo.
Here is a close up. Also, the truss rod cover is custom as well. Alperious pickguards, he's based out of turkey and does really cool custom stuff.
I have come to appreciate the white finish on my Ibanez. I used to consider it sort of second to my black, dark stain, and sunburst basses.
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It looks good and stands out on a festival stage without being ostentatious or showy.
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It’s going to show the stage lighting, so it becomes a part of the light show.
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And it fits in great at church!
I only have one bass with a white finish, it's a Spector. Just as you noted, I like how it changes "colors" with the stage lights.
Gotta love those White RB 850's!!
And the rare Pearl white w/burst!
Those 2 and a few more hangin'out!
And the rare Pearl white w/burst!
Those 2 and a few more hangin'out!
Oh, yeah there is. Chrome boots!Nothing quite like a white Thunderbird on a well lit stage.
White is THE way to go for stage basses, IMO. I recently built this monster out of junk parts I scored over the years.
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This old faded white 78 StingRay doesn't see much stage time anymore, so this is an older picture.
But it really does not look this yellow in person.
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But it really does not look this yellow in person.
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