Start with the classic look and feel of the legendary Thunderbird Bass, add 2 ceramic TB Plus bass pickups and gothic appointments and you've got a bass that is made to rock. Learn More...










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10 out of 10Feature:
The pickups and manufacturing of this bass is beyond belief, and second to none. Words can not describe the quality of this bass, just buy it!
Quality:
Great quality, as i said, BULLETBROOF construction!!
Value:
THis bass beats the hell out of most all basses that i have played, even some selling for thousands of dollars.
Desirability:
The aesthetics of this bass is amazing, the lines of the bass are sensual and brutal at the same time!
Sound:
This is the perfect bass for any metal head, that loves to lay down intense bass lines, this is the perfect bass for you!! The greatest bass that i have played tonal and production wise, and i have played 3,000 dollar bass guitars that i dont like as much. This bass is bulletproof. My friend knocked his off his second story balcony, and the only dammage it took was a little paint chip. You could pull a Pete Townsend guitar smash, and have this thing sound excellent your next gig. If you dont have one, BUY IT!!! I know I am!
Ease of Use:
This bass is so playable that it can go from metal to punk to funk...if ur into that, and back again without any adjustments.
Overall:
I will never become dissatisfied with this bass as long as i live!
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10 out of 10Feature:
Wish it came with a case, but that's too much to ask for with the small cost
Quality:
Wow, heavy, sturdy, feels like you are playing something with real power, the pickups sense even the smallest signal, and the body is made from high quality mahogany so it feels sturdy and you can really wail on it without feeling like you'll hurt it.
Value:
Can't beat the price! Similar price range and you will be getting an inferior "starter" bass that lacks impressive tone, this is a bass that you can keep for a long time and still be playing it for years
Desirability:
Doesn't have that goofy look that so many basses suffer from, instead its got solid yet classic styling that isn't over the top while at the same time makes a statement: I like to ROCK
Sound:
Deep rumbling yet clear in the higher octaves. For the price there is nothing comparable on the market! Sounds almost as good as the Gibson version, yet costs 300 instead of almost 2000! Also, get a good bass cable, I use a Monster Pro Bass, and it brings the house down, crisp and clean although still powerful and rumbling.
Ease of Use:
Pick up and play, easy to use, and great to learn on
Support:
I haven't had any need to deal with the company because the product works perfectly
Overall:
I will very likely never have a need to replace this bass, it is about as good of a sound as I will ever need, and will instead be keeping it in mint condition by buying great accessories.
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10 out of 10Feature:
The Schaller tuners are great; very precise. The neck is thicker than an Ibanez or Jackson, but easier to handle than a Fender or Ernie Ball. Body shape and finish are just a gorgeous combination. The tuning gear are in-line making tuning easier.
Quality:
Finish and fit were top-notch. No loose parts, but some cosmetic blemishes where the fingerboard meets the neck.
Value:
This is a great upgrade for players after some initial experience. Also a great backup bass, but as a main bass it may not be as versatile as it's a groover's bass. For bass players who tend to overplay 'cause they're lead guitarist wannabes, they'll get quickly tired showing off because the weight distribution is that much of a problem. Left-arm strength is a must for this model.
Desirability:
Classic looks, attention-grabbing. Yes, it's sexy. You'll look great wearing it onstage, and it's got enough tone versatility to make it practical for a few songs.
Sound:
Sound is a low, groovy, wicked rock rumble. Turn the tone up for clarity when using distortion. Sound is great for passive pickups; I love these new ceramic pickups. Since I don't do much tapping, slapping and popping, the lack of active pickups isn't a drawback. Sounds great through an overdriven guitar amp, but even sweeter through a good Fender or Hartke Bass rig.
Support:
No service needed so far.
Overall:
I'm keeping this one forever, play it even after it's ugly and beaten. May upgrade it later.
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10 out of 10Quality:
i've seen the construction of many guitars in the last three years. i think that it is one of the best for the cost and great to show off to any crowd no matter how famous.
Value:
i think it's the best on the market for it's selling price. it also carries a great name with it.
Desirability:
it's a bad ass design an looks great. i have seen a lot of custom work and great finishes with the band i work with and i would not be afraid to show it off with the best of them.
Sound:
i have only been playing for about a year and i think this is the best one that i have played yet. i have played all sorts of brands but i love the rich deep punch thats given by the thunder bird. its the best one for playing hard rock, which i play. great bass.
Support:
i have not really delt with the company personaly but i have close friends that have and never had a bad thing to say about them.
Overall:
i think this is a product that when i buy it it will be one that i will need to play till it falls apart. it's just a really great sounding guitar and i'm actually getting it to replace my exsisting guitar.
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