GIBSON THUNDERBIRD FREE
If you would like to claim your free entry via our Free postal entry route then please send us a postcard answering the question relating to the prize draw you would like to win. Made in 1997, Gibson / Thunderbird IV is now in stock The Thunderbird was released in 1963 and was designed by car designer Raymond Dietrich. Control Knobs: Black Tophats w/ Silver Inserts.It had a long (34 1/2') scale, and unlike previous Gibson basses, pickups situated way back from the neck, for extra tonal brightness and clarity. These additional prizes will be drawn live on the livestream accessible via the Crimson Guitars Extras YouTube channel. Gibson Thunderbird IV 1963 Gibson promotional sheet Like the Thunderbird II, the Thunderbird IV was part of Gibsons answer to Fenders bass models. The instrument carries presence and punch thanks to its T-Bird pickups while also holding sustain exceptionally well. Gibsons Take: Ever since it was first released back in 1965, the Non-Reverse Thunderbird has been THE choice for forward-looking bassists who want to make. This particular example is no exception and is a sensation to the senses while playing. Today the Thunderbird with its huge, “thunderous sound” is still a benchmark of innovation, functionality, and style, and continues to symbolise Gibson’ drive to achieve creative excellence. The Thunderbird’ unique reversed zig-zag body design and equally distinct headstock was the brainchild of legendary automotive designer and visionary Ray Dietrich, enlisted by Gibson to bolster the guitar lines of the early 60s and help solidify the company’ eminent rank among solid-body electric guitar manufacturers. Ive done some light reading into the history of the Gibson Thunderbird, and it seems that their quality control has gone out the window as of late. The Gibson Thunderbird IV bass joined Gibson’s distinguished lineup shortly after its introduction in 1963.
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