Name: Thunderbird Pro IV
Brand: Epiphone
SKU: 164844
Rating: 4.2 (37 reviews)

low action and good intonation quite easily
pickups are very special and were designed
It looks great

frets are not as polished as its Gibson counterpart
epiphone is going to discontinue the active pro fours
It may not display this or other websites correctly

Fretless: no
Neck construction: Throughout
Number of pickups: 2
Number of strings: 4
Right / left-handed: Right
Neck width: 38 mm
Scale length: 864 mm
Controls: Volume control

Epiphone Thunderbird Pro IV - Pros & Cons

low action and good intonation quite easily
pickups are very special and were designed
It looks great
feels great
and has no flaws anywhere
smooth
pristine
and timeless
combination enhances sustain and tone
very flexible
versatile
and organic
SlimTaper neck profile feels smooth and comfortable
It has an organic retro look and a really nice finish
sound
feel
and look
unique shape is interesting and universally recognized as an icon of modern eras
the neck really enhances the playability of the Thunderbird bass
practical and elegant
score beautifully
the look and more
the sound is pretty good
active electronics is easily recognizable
handle and the body gives it a beautiful and classy
It is very nice
very pleasant to play and effective in his
The average finish was excellent
The handle is quite nice
everything is pretty easy
Very easy to play the first minute of the test load
sturdy and reliable mahogany
ultimate intonation
tuning stability and build quality
The electronics are very good
The bridge seems solid enough and is adjustable in every possible axis
very nice basses as well

frets are not as polished as its Gibson counterpart
epiphone is going to discontinue the active pro fours
It may not display this or other websites correctly
decay is slower
Thunderbird a bit bulky and heavy
Only adult players with experience can tame this beast
mahogany-made basses also tends to have an organic bite and grind
hard-edged design which might feel awkward on your legs
the lower frets seem to be a bit of a stretch
the flight case suitable model is difficult to find and expensive
The sound is too heavy and the ergonomics too restrictive
Bass stings a little nose and is heavy
Relatively heavy
it really an unfortunate tendency to nose dive
Bass players often joke around about Gibson not making basses
it lacks a large tonal range

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Epiphone Thunderbird Pro IV - Full Specifications

Fretless	no
Number of frets	20
Neck construction	Throughout
Number of pickups	2
Number of strings	4
Pickup configuration	HH
Right / left-handed	Right

Neck width	1.5 in
Scale length	34.02 in

Kind of wood (body)	Mahogany
Kind of wood (fingerboard)	Rosewood
Kind of wood (neck)	Maple

Colour of product	Black Red Wood Brown White
Pattern	Fire/sunburst Vintage Wood
Pickguard	yes
Shape	Single cutaway

Controls	Volume control
Electronics	Active

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Epiphone Thunderbird Pro IV Epiphone - Editorial Reviews (1)

Epiphone Thunderbird Pro IV Epiphone Ltd Edition Thunderbird IV Bass review

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Published: 31.10.2007

Epiphone Ltd Edition Thunderbird IV Bass review

We're never afraid to criticise manufacturers when they produce what we feel are inappropriate updates to the original design of a classic instrument, but we're also capable of applauding a tasteful o