Epiphone Thunderbird E1 Vintage Sunburst

Staff on the phone were incredibly helpful when it came to answering questions, placed my order online and received my bass within 24 hours! Sounds and looks incredible and very happy with a purchase I’ve wanted to make since I was a teenager.

Beautiful looking guitar Great build quality Superb sound Staff at guitar guitar so helpful with my son when choosing guitar nothing to much trouble

Excellent purchase ! Teenage daughter very excited too play

Although I live and session at 8000 feet, after owning this bass almost 2 years, it's not worth it. I'm constantly adjusting the action on this bass. The bridge can't handle tuning down to C, or I'm an idiot and don't know how to intonate properly. The sound is good for a cheap bass though. Musical Background: Playing bass since 1989 Musical Style: Rock, and metal

I just read the posted long term review. Agree 100%. I found my T-bird IV at a pawnshop, band breakup, all kinds of good stuff. I played drums starting at 8yoa, love to sit a set, but at 64yoa hands hatin' it. Got a Samick J/P knockoff from a band guy, replaced all the pots/wiring and put Lace Audio pups in, D'Addario rounds, oh, yeah. Bud called me bout the T-bird, picked it up, bought instanter. Nick @ Fargo Guitar Center adjusted neck, bridge, and I went with Ernie Ball flats. Jeezus wept, this thing- gorgeous sunburst wood/white guard- is a freaking sledgehammer. I use a Perri's baseball leather strap with locks; the balance, neck profile, fingerboard, frets all feel as if I designed them, I now only use the Samick for certain tones/songs, the T-bird covers almost every need. (I'm a Seether/Dale Stewart fan.) And do I need to point out the T-bird looks all the business? 11/10, value, tone, looks, tunability; would highly recommend. And I'm a klutz, haven't hurt it yet.