The Last Bass Outpost
Gear Discussion Forums => Other Bass Brands => Topic started by: Aussie Mark on December 05, 2013, 07:25:29 PM
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Only 13lbs :mrgreen:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/STONE-CITY-GUITARS-ACRYLIC-CLEAR-THUNDERBIRD-BASS-SUPER-COOL-/310813025272?pt=Guitar&hash=item485de663f8
(http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NDgwWDY0MA==/z/UUcAAOxypNtSn4X8/$_3.JPG)
(http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NjQwWDQ4MA==/z/pywAAOxyTjNSn4X7/$_3.JPG)
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I suppose you could hang an anvil around your neck, too, but I guess it wouldn't be as musical.
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Does look kinda neat. I wonder what the pickups are though.
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I suppose you could hang an anvil around your neck, too, but I guess it wouldn't be as musical.
The anvil would probably be great for metal ;D.
Rick
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Stone City, indeed!
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Weight is the price of admission when it comes to these Lucite basses. Every time I see one I can't help but think of that pic of Gary Gary Beers in the liner note's of INXS' X album where he's looking through a clear P at the camera. That was the first time young me ever saw a clear bass. ... and apparently google image does not have a decent version of that pic.
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It needs a 3 point made of the same material - as a weight saving feature :rolleyes:
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Is it possible we are looking at the only T-bird without neck dive?
BTW, some '77-'79 Fender J's weighed up to 13lbs.
Man up!
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Is it possible we are looking at the only T-bird without neck dive?
BTW, some '77-'79 Fender J's weighed up to 13lbs.
Man up!
I've played a few late 70s Ps that were logs too. But well balanced logs. Still, I wouldn't want to play a long set with one.
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I once owned a '79 Strat that was 10.2lbs! Not even a bass. Sounded like crap, btw.
A Fender P can be 8lbs. and still balance well, no need for extra weight when the strap button is over the 12th fret.
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Man up!
8)
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Girl up ;)
Thunderbirds are not heavy, my '76s are all under 10lbs easily.
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Girl up ;)
Thunderbirds are not heavy, my '76s are all under 10lbs easily.
Everything got heavier in the 70's, including ThunderBirds. My '64 II weighs 7.5 lbs, IV 7.8. My '77 weighs 9.2. To me that's a big difference though I know it isn't to most people.
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I do really like those see-through basses, just lost interest when I learned how heavy they are.
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Everything got heavier in the 70's, including ThunderBirds. My '64 II weighs 7.5 lbs, IV 7.8. My '77 weighs 9.2. To me that's a big difference though I know it isn't to most people.
When I had my '77 refinned recently I got the bass back without any of the hardware on it - it felt like a toy, so light I thought it'd float away!
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I want...!
(Jackie has a restraining order on my wallet) ;D
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When I had my '77 refinned recently I got the bass back without any of the hardware on it - it felt like a toy, so light I thought it'd float away!
LOL - the 3 point added 4 lbs?
I don't wanna hear anyone say it ain't a solid bridge. :rimshot:
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LOL - the 3 point added 4 lbs?
I don't wanna hear anyone say it ain't a solid bridge. :rimshot:
Solid as a frozen turd. :P
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Good thing winter's coming.