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The Epiphone Thunderbird '64 is a four-string electric bass built as a tribute to the original 1964 Gibson Thunderbird. It uses a nine-ply mahogany and walnut neck-through-body construction, the reverse-body shape Ray Dietrich drew, and a pair of ProBucker 760 bass humbuckers with CTS pots. A Graph Tech nut and 19:1 Clover-button tuners round it out, and a premium gig bag is included. It suits bassists who want vintage Thunderbird looks and humbucker punch without paying vintage prices; the neck-through build and dual humbuckers put it above bolt-on budget basses, but its long reach and neck-dive reputation are the usual trade-offs against lighter, better-balanced modern designs.
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The Epiphone Thunderbird '64 is a 4-string electric bass made in honor of the 60th anniversary of the Gibson Thunderbird. It is inspired by the vintage Gibson Thunderbird basses of the 1960s and keeps the classic shape designed by automotive designer Ray Dietrich.
The body and neck are built as one piece, using nine-ply mahogany and walnut neck-through-body construction. The three-ply pickguard carries a hot-stamped Thunderbird logo.
Two ProBucker 760 Bass humbucker pickups are paired with CTS potentiometers. A Graph Tech nut and Clover-button tuners with a 19:1 gear ratio help keep the tuning stable. A premium gig bag is included.
