Gibson Thunderbird Electric Bass - Tobacco Burst Perimeter Tuners & Metronomes

Gibson Thunderbird Electric Bass - Tobacco Burst Perimeter Tuners & MetronomesWhen the Gibson Thunderbird Bass was first introduced in 1963, the world had never seen another bass quite like it. Designed by automotive coach designer Ray Dietrich, who also designed the Gibson Firebird, its new, curvaceous, and asymmetrical body design was radical and groundbreaking at the time, and still looks fresh and contemporary even today. The earliest Thunderbirds had a 9 ply neck through body with mahogany wings, and were the first Gibson

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The SR modules allow you to add as many channels as you need to handle all of your surround monitoring tasks

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Moog’s Etherwave Theremin provides an accurate five-octave pitch range and balanced spacing between notes for a highly sophisticated degree of playability

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