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  1. pst62
    No regrets 2016 Epiphone Thunderbird Classic Pro. (Arctic White) 2018 Epiphone Thunderbird Vintage Pro. (Ebony) 2021 Squier Classic Vibe Precision. (Olympic White) 2021 Squier Classic Vibe Precision. (Sunburst)
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    @paul_5 Your ears are fine! The SFAJT album is mainly a Ric 4000. Also there's a bit of Fretless P bass on there too apparently! One of my favourites is Slàite Mhath, I love that little fill he does after the "Beer mats" lyric.
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    After hearing the over played and dreadful Loser, I ever really took any notice of his stuff until I saw him a few years ago on TV live in Northern Ireland and was blown away. Colors is a fantastic album!
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    Not very much at all they were on a Thunderbird that I put back to stock condotion and sold last year. They've been sat in the box ever since.
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    Marillion

    pst62 replied to TimR's topic in General Discussion

    I ignored them initially, then I happened to see them at Reading in 1983, where they were excellent. Went out and bought Script and was totally blown away, The Web being one of my all time favs of theirs. I got to meet Fish and Steve at the HMV store in Middlesbrough around 1984/85, they came across as very humble and down to earth blokes. I bought all the Fish era albums on their release, IMHO Clutching at Straws is one of the finest albums of the 1980's. Great band, I still isten to them regularly.
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    My thoughts exactly
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    £30 Final price drop.
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    If it helps I tried one of these along with a CV 70's, with the block inlays, back in 2014. They didn't feel really any different, though, as Jono said, the pup was brighter in the MF. I opted for the CV, but wish I'd gone with the MF, as the CV later developed a rattle within the neck.
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    Another vote for Carlsbro. Bought it for £25 back in 1981. Flat as a pancake in looks and sound.
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    £35
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    I have a set on a Vintera II and to be honest the tension is fine, I didn't have to adjust the Truss rod after swapping out the stock strings, they do however sound a lot thinner than the Ernie Ball flats I have on my Squier CV, but that has a Fender Pure vinatge 62 pup installed, so it could well be that making the difference, I'm not sure what the stock pup in the Vintera is.
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    I have a CV 70's with the same hi mass I swapped it out for a Hosco vintage bridge, all holes lined up perfectly except one of the outer ones, but I found I could still get the screw in and irlt was fine. Hope this helps.
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    Sold
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    Oh ok, your highness, sorry to ruin your day.
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    Yes, it was bought for a Precision.
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