Gibson Thunderbird

The Gibson Thunderbird was first introduced in 1963 as an alternative to Fender who had cornered the electric bass market with designs such as the Jazz Bass and P basses. The radical design was from Automotive designer Raymond H. Dietrich. The Gibson Thunderbird featured a neck through construction, mahogany body wings, a 3 point adjustable bridge, 20 frets, and came in a 1 or 2 pickup configuration. The Non reverse Thunderbird is another popular version which disappeared from the Gibson lineup until 2012 when it was reintroduced. today the Thunderbird comes with a wealth of modern upgrades but still retaining the classic and iconic sound and look of the original Thunderbirds. Colours such as Tobacco Burst, Inverness Green and Pelham Blue are all classic colours that can still be found adorning the radical shape of the Thunderbird alongside modern appointments such as Graph Tech nuts, Hipshot hardware and more.

Why Should I Choose Gibson Thunderbird?

• Classic Design
• Huge sound
• Gibson USA quality