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  1. I find that the MFD pickups (both in basses and lead guitars) tend to run hot. The worst bass sound that I have heard was someone playing at L2500 at a festival with the mids cranked. Ouch! My favourite sounds are from an SB2 with some front pickup bias and a passive L2000 sound, obtained when running the volume at about 2/3 thirds. I also had an "M" series sounded great and very natural and easy to dial in If you are finding the signal hot try turning down the volume and you may find that the pickup responds in a more friendly way. My conclusion is that I would love an L1000 but I already have a bunch of nice basses so can't see me getting one any time soon.
  2. A beautiful guitar in every way. Cherry red with "bird" inlays so a top line model
  3. This very capable bass that is well gigged. These highly specked Korean Legends, were only produced for a couple of years (2004-2006?) before reverting back to a more basic spec. Probably because it coincided with the release of, and competed, with some Czech models. A lovely tone and works well with my pedals. It has been a joy to own and used regularly. Great basses these! This one has a few battle scars. The most notable are a patch of missing paint on the back of one of the horns and a crack at the base of the stacked eq control. Neither would be noticed by an audience. Spec includes: 35"scale neck EMG Hz J & Humbucker pickups EMG B30 3-band circuit Figured maple top 5 bolt neck It is currently wearing flats but I will change back to rounds My only reason for sale is that I have seen something else on BC that I fancy Note: Case and delivery not included, although I may be able to find a case if needed.
  4. I had a 4 for a while and liked it. Overall it was light and I don't remember neck dive being a problem, although it did change my playing stance when playing it. I tended to hold the bass more vertically, not sure why.
  5. I had one of these about 12 years ago. Fantastic pro level instruments! Someone is going to get a bargain.
  6. Correct! There are quite a few differences from the original Thunderbirds. The originals were neck through construction and many suffered from neck dive. The studios design tackled those problems with many changes. A good, more solid bridge IMHO, lighter weight construction. A more rounded body, smaller headstock and lighter weight tuners. It retains the Thunderbird vibe, signature sound and electronics. A very "cool" and nice playing bass. I should say that I never owned one of the older Thunderbirds so am happy to be corrected. I played one of the more recent Reverse Thunderbirds, which I liked. I and was looking to buy one when I found this locally and I had to have it. I am already having 2nd thoughts about selling as it would be difficult to find another. The only other one I have seen in this colour was being used by the Molly Karloff bass player a couple of years back. He looked "cool as" but he is a lot younger than me and had more hair! He had removed the pickguard so it looked very red under the lights.
  7. I had a 5, nice and light, neck dive was not a problem due to the light weight. A nice bass
  8. Something a bit different from yours truly. A love song about dismemberment and just in time for Halloween! “Dismember me” experiments with guitars, drums and sound effects. “At times, the bass guitar drives the song, while Adrian Tucker’s drums roam wild”. Dismember Me was inspired by the Van Gough severed ear story, the music of The Who and the 2002 psychological horror film “May”. eddiemole.
  9. Hi all, I reckon I could get the sound I'm after out of one of these. It looks nice and simple to use with live switching options. Anyone using one of have any experience of them?
  10. I have loved owning this bass but just don't use it. This late evolution of the Thunderbird has a superior bridge. In this version the body's edges are rolled off and it is light weight. The headstock is smaller than the original, Made in the U.S. of mahogany and equipped with Grover tuners and 2 TB Plus ceramic humbuckers. This Thunderbird combines the reverse body of the original with Gibson’s proven set-neck construction. It is very comfy and well balanced on the strap. Also in my favourite colour. It has been well gigged and has surface marks here, which don't show up on the photo's. Nothing nasty though! This bass has been a set of flat-wound strings and great action. All round excellent bass. It comes with a factory hard case, which has been well used and has a broken catch, an easy fix. Collection or trial and can post at cost.
  11. A fantastic pedal, which is as new other than 2 things! 1. I can't remember where the box is and 2. I put a bit of Velcro on the bottom A fantastic looking pedal which is very musical and intuitive. It needs to go to a home where it will be used. Pictures to follow. In the mean time here's a video.
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