Fixed or Hardtail bridges have great tuning stability and are easily retuned or drop tuned without affecting the remaining strings. There are 3 main bridge types that you regularly find on electric guitars, Fixed or Hardtail, Tremolo, and then Floyd Rose. How do I know what guitar bridge type suits me?
EPIPHONE THUNDERBIRD BASS SUNBURST PLUS
You'll get a ton of tone when you pick up the thunderous Epiphone Thunderbird IV!
EPIPHONE THUNDERBIRD BASS SUNBURST FULL
Epiphone hardware is the envy of the industry and the Thunderbird Pro features premium die-cast 17:1 bass machine heads, a 3 point full adjustable bridge, full function volume knobs and a master tone knob using full-size 500K O potentiometers, black hardware and a vintage style white pickguard with classic Thunderbird logo. The Thunderbird-IV features Epiphone's new Thunderbird TB Plus humbucker which have proven to be one of the most versatile pickups for bassists on stage and in the studio. The nut width is 1.73" for great string spacing and the body is finished in beautiful Vintage Sunburst. The Thunderbird's SlimTaperGäó profile neck has a 34" scale length and a rosewood fingerboard with a 12" radius and 20 medium jumbo nickel/silver alloy frets. The Thunderbird-IV now features mahogany body wings and a solid, bolt-on Hard maple neck for amazing sustain and tone. Building upon the long-term success of the classic Thunderbird, Epiphone introduces the ThunderbirdGäó IV. The Thunderbird bass was quickly embraced by rock and rollers in the States, the UK, and Europe and today, is still the ultimate rock and roll low-end machine. But really, what else could you need? The Thunderbird's unique "reversed" zig-zag body design and equally distinct headstock was the brainchild of legendary automotive designer and visionary Ray Dietrich who was enlisted by the Kalamazoo factory to bolster the electric guitar line and help solidify the factory's eminent rank among solidbody electric guitar manufacturers. The Thunderbird Bass, first issued from the legendary Kalamazoo factory in 1963, was for a time the only bass available from Gibson or Epiphone.
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