The Last Bass Outpost
Gear Discussion Forums => Gibson Basses => Topic started by: Nocturnal on May 27, 2013, 09:57:55 AM
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-1991-Gibson-Thunderbird-IV-Custom-Shop-GOLD-SPARKLE-OneOfAKind-/181148271786
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That shade of gold is unappealing to me. Could be his camera, though.
Not worth what he's asking, IMHO.
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I like the color, it seems to show best in the shot with his lawn as a background......
But hey, let's beat a very dead horse and discuss which color hardware and pickups would make that bass look better..................Black is sooooooooooo............................. disappointing ;)
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Gold, obviously... :vader: :popcorn:
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That shade of gold is unappealing to me. Could be his camera, though.
+1
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Based on my photography background, I'd guess that the outside photo is the tru color (with flash brighting up the indoor case shots). Either way, looks like a shiny sandpaper..........
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That shade of gold is unappealing to me.
Me too. That kind of paint would be more at home on a bass boat.
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Horses for courses. That kind of fin wouldn't have been out of place with a funk band playing on Soul Train in the seventies.
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i like this one much better.
the new 50th anniversary T-bird:
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/BAT50BGGH-13/
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i like this one much better.
the new 50th anniversary T-bird:
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/BAT50BGGH-13/
Turns out Uwe was right about the neck being a 3 piece with no walnut.
Still no grain filler either it seems. Kind of a hack job for the illustrious anniversary.
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Turns out Uwe was right about the neck being a 3 piece with no walnut.
Still no grain filler either it seems. Kind of a hack job for the illustrious anniversary.
Yeah, looks like another one of their sprayed satin paint over non-filled mahogany jobs. Disappointing. Okay on my sub-$500 Melody Maker, helps keep the cost down. Not acceptable on any $2000 instrument, much less an anniversary model.