Epiphone Thunderbird PRO 60s T-BIRD Bass – Tobacco Sunburst
Value-packed ’60s-style Thunderbird Bass
Enjoy the look, feel, and vibe of an early ’60s Thunderbird bass with the Epiphone Thunderbird 60s Bass. It packs a pair of Epiphone’s ProBucker 760TM humbucking bass pickups, designed to replicate Gibson’s original Thunderbird pickups. The replica mid-’60s Tune-o-matic bridge sits atop a vintage-style “claw” tailpiece, while open-gear “Clover” tuning machines with 17:1 ratio combines an old-school look with precision tuning performance. Complete with a 7-piece walnut/mahogany neck with through-body design and mahogany body wings, the Epiphone Thunderbird 60s Bass is a great value in a vintage-themed bass guitar.
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Based on the classic 1960’s Thunderbird bass
Building upon the long-term success of the Thunderbird bass, Epiphone offers the Thunderbird 60s Bass Bass as a faithful replica of early-’60s Thunderbirds. This is THE original “rock and roll” bass, with the distinctive shape and traditional design elements — all for a price that the working bassist can afford. The Thunderbird 60s Bass features a rock-solid, nine-piece neck with through-body construction.
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Great tone from dual humbucking pickups
Epiphone’s ProBucker 760TM humbucking pickups are tuned to replicate the glorious thump of Gibson’s original 1960’s Thunderbird pickups. For tone shaping, you’ve got a separate volume knob for each pickup, giving you access to blended pickup tones you can’t achieve with a traditional three-way pickup selector. A master tone control lets you dial in just the right amount of top-end snap.
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Epiphone Thunderbird 60s Bass Features:
- Solidbody bass guitar based on early-’60s Gibson Thunderbird
- Rock-solid construction with 7-piece mahogany/walnut neck-through design with mahogany wings
- Open-gear “Clover” tuners with 17:1 ratio combine vintage looks with precise tuning
- Epiphone ProBucker 760TM humbucking pickups are designed to replicate original Gibson Thunderbird pickups
- Individual pickup volume knobs plus Master Tone control, all with old-school top-hat knobs
- Tune-o-matic bridge with “claw” tailpiece
