http://www.ebay.com/itm/TOKAI-THUNDERBI ... 337d8f68a2
Hmmm, pretty cool.
Lefty T Bird
Re: Lefty T Bird
That is nice. Who's got their eye on it? I'm sure a few here. 
Re: Lefty T Bird
I do! :0)andrew wrote:That is nice. Who's got their eye on it? I'm sure a few here.
Re: Lefty T Bird
Me, too! doesn't everyone on here?tomdbass wrote:I do! :0)andrew wrote:That is nice. Who's got their eye on it? I'm sure a few here.
-
fivebass52
- Posts: 3628
- Joined: November 26th, 2008, 6:14 am
- Location: Oahu, Hawaii
- Contact:
Re: Lefty T Bird
Nope.... y'all go for it!LHBASSIST wrote:Me, too! doesn't everyone on here?tomdbass wrote:I do! :0)andrew wrote:That is nice. Who's got their eye on it? I'm sure a few here.
R&B Stretch Bass, Walter Woods 1000w Green-Light Stereo Amp, AccuGroove El Whappo and TR112, assorted axes, amps, cabs...
http://www.myspace.com/thestrangershawaii
http://www.myspace.com/thestrangershawaii
Re: Lefty T Bird
I'll pass as well. The black finish on the back bugs me. Why couldn't they leave it a bare mahogany back or burst like a Gibson?
Re: Lefty T Bird
I noticed the finish seemed off to me as well-- which sent me scurrying to check mine. My early Korean TB48 has a beautful true burst finish with reddish brown transparent edge, back and neck like a Gibson.pjmuck wrote:I'll pass as well. The black finish on the back bugs me. Why couldn't they leave it a bare mahogany back or burst like a Gibson?
Maybe the pics in the listing are just dark, but I don't think so- it sure looks black, and original, to me, but interested buyers may want to confirm with the seller. There were probably a few different runs of TB48s produced in Korea even before production moved to China, so its anybody's guess when finish changes may have been implemented or deleted?