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These have become extremely rare and difficult to find in recent years:

http://www.gbase.com/gear/epiphone-thun ... 0-sunburst

Somebody let me know what Groovy's asking for it, as I'm curious what these are worth lately. (Though Groovy's always on the high side).

pjmuck wrote:These have become extremely rare and difficult to find in recent years:

http://www.gbase.com/gear/epiphone-thun ... 0-sunburst

Somebody let me know what Groovy's asking for it, as I'm curious what these are worth lately. (Though Groovy's always on the high side).

I called and asked a while back. I can't remember exactly, but it was either in the $1100 or $1400 range.

For an Epi.

pjmuck wrote: Though Groovy's always on the high side.

PJ, you just won the 'Understatement Of The Week' award! Congrats!!

I called a while back and it was $1400 IIRC.

Someone at Groovy certainly was high when they priced that bass.

just checked my saved emails from about a month ago,1,495 for t-bird,and 1,295 for the fender musicmaster,yep both way too much!

Groovy Guitars they may be, groovy price they ain't.
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and just wait until you see what kind of reception you get if you call him in person and try to negotiate

The Bachbirds look a zillion times nicer IMHO

Agent00Soul wrote:The Bachbirds look a zillion times nicer IMHO

i was just thinking that

Wow! Who would still buy a Gibson Thunderbird with neck through body after seeing this, if you can have a real Epiphone Thunderbird with a genuine bolt on neck for the exact same amount?

I'd definitely get the Bach or a Tokai TB48.

The bach T Bird is definitely a good bass, i'm sure that with a pick up change will nail the classic Gibson T Bird sound