bassgurumonster

2 reasons mate. Its a different bridge to Johns original, and its easier to set the action with this system. Cheers

Could be interested in a Gibson S,G bass?

Heres the pics

Hi. I'm back home tomorrow, so il post headstock pics then. Weight wise, its approx the same as my Aria SB1000 if that helps? No scales.

Hello. For sale / trade, John Entwistle Fenderbird copy. Spec below: Mine was built by Neil Shoemark of NS Custom Guitars in Baltonsborough Somerset. (Now retired) c2008/9 The finish is suposed to look like John Entwistles Peter Cook Explorerbird as it is now, Fiesta red faded to salmon pink. The body is made of mahogany and it's template was cut from John's Peter Cook original. 60s and 70s Thunderbird pickups were very hard to find then as we were still getting used to trading with our brothers across the pond. I tracked down a pair of Gibson TB Pus ceramic pickups that are essentially Gibson Thunderbird pickups and were indeed fitted to the Epiphone Elite Thunderbird as standard. They were also used on Gibson's Les Paul bass. The bridge is a Gotoh roller bridge and tailpiece. Very effective - intonates well and coupled with the custom gold machineheads keep the instrument in tune well. The electronics are 500k cts pots with vintage wires, a Switchcraft jack and an orange drop cap. The neck looks like a Fender and was bought as such from eBay in the States - several techs have since thought it to be Allparts pre official Fender licensing was granted. Gibson vintage top hat knobs and Schaller strap locks complete the tech run down. it balances well when strapped on and is a dream to play. Slight lacquer mark on pocket, fully checked, repaired, but no problems. I really need a roadworn p/bass, Gibson S.G bass, or w.h.y.g ? It comes with a brand new Thomann gig bag. Cheers

Great styling !

Mine was built by Neil Shoemark of NS Custom Guitars in Baltonsborough Somerset. (Now retired) c2008/9 The finish is suposed to look like John Entwistles Peter Cook Explorerbird as it is now, Fiesta red faded to salmon pink. The body is made of mahogany and it's template was cut from John's Peter Cook original. 60s and 70s Thunderbird pickups were very hard to find then as we were still getting used to trading with our brothers across the pond. I tracked down a pair of Gibson TB Pus ceramic pickups that are essentially Gibson Thunderbird pickups and were indeed fitted to the Epiphone Elite Thunderbird as standard. They were also used on Gibson's Les Paul bass. The bridge is a Gotoh roller bridge and tailpiece. Very effective - intonates well and coupled with the custom gold machineheads keep the instrument in tune well. The electronics are 500k cts pots with vintage wires, a Switchcraft jack and an orange drop cap. The neck looks like a Fender and was bought as such from eBay in the States - several techs have since thought it to be Allparts pre official Fender licensing was granted. Gibson vintage top hat knobs and Schaller strap locks complete the tech run down. it is a heavy bass but balances well when strapped on and is a dream to play.

Plenty of definition on mine, quite beefy

Cracking bass. Love the upgrades!!

Yep. Cool bass mate

Brand new, never used. Spec below; TYPE: 4 String Bass BODY: Basswood NECK (MATERIAL): Maple NECK (BUILD): Bolt On FINGERBOARD: Techwood NUT (WIDTH): ABS Black (42mm) SCALE LENGTH: 864mm MACHINE HEADS: Deluxe Die-cast Black FINISH: Rare Mahogany PICKUPS: JHW4-Passive STRINGS: D’Addario EXL-170 Comes with gig bag Can be posted for £13

Great seller. To be trusted.

Show us your Fenderbirds / Explorerbirds. Heres mine

Unused cover for sale. Still sealed. Postage £4.95

Just ordered 2 sets. Got a free t/shirt too!!