Hi everybody this is Cory at More guitars and more music in Evansville, Indiana. Glad to have you join us today. Today I'm going to talk a little bit about the Epiphone Thunderbird bass. This is a terrific full scale bass. Give you some of the features. It does feature two TV plus pickups. That's the Thunderbird bass pickups. Very loud, very bright sounding pickups. You can see the three sections of body here. We've got a Mahogany center with Mahogany wings. It does feature a Mahogany neck with a rosewood fingerboard. Beautiful rosewood. They're on this particular instrument. Does feature some enclosed tuners. They look like go-to style tuners. Excellent. Smaller buttons on it. Very comfortable. I think they tried to decrease the weight on the headstock a little bit and they did a really good job with that. The pickups, like I said, are very loud. It is a passive instrument. All the controls are accessible via the back panel, output jack in the wood along with the knobs up front. It features two volume controls. You have a separate volume for your front pickup and a volume control for your back pickup as shared tone control, which is a treble roll off, which is very typical. The strings, string through the bridge, top, it's a top load base. The strings are all accessible from the top of the instrument. Three points on this. Plenty of adjustment as far as action and intonation. It is a bolt-on neck. Feature strap buttons right back behind the neck at the neck joint and on the end, of course. This is an intonation made instrument. Very well put together. The finish on it is superb. I love the sunbursts that they've done on this. Really dark, reminiscent of some of those 60s sunbursts that we saw. Let's take a listen to some of these pickups. I'm going to right now feature the front pickup, the front TB plus. This is what the treble rolled all the way up. So, get a load of this. Lots of rock and roll goodness in that right there. Okay, I'm going to roll the treble control all the way off. It's going to sound, well you'll hear how it sounds. Here we go. Now, this is where this bass really shines. This treble pickup. I absolutely love it. And here's that bridge pickup with the treble rolled all the way up. Or excuse me, all the way off. All right, here's both pickups together with the treble all the way up. And with the treble rolled all the way down. Okay, a lot of people think that this is just a one trick pony that it is a rock and roll guitar. Definitely not in 1963 when it was invented. It was invented by a guy who came from the automotive engineering world and designed this based on the automotive styles of the day, which I think is really cool. I think that's probably why they call it Thunderbird due to the fact that Thunderbird was a pretty popular car back in 1963. Definitely not something that has to just play rock and roll. I'm going to do a little slapping and popping on this. Let you hear the tones. This is everything wide open. And here is a little bit of slapping pop with just the bridge pickup. Check out the epiphone Thunderbird bass available at morgatars.com. And remember, you can always text or call us at 1-888-794-8482. Thanks a lot. Have a great day.