This is an Epiphone (Chinese) knock-off of the famous Gibson Thunderbird, but with five strings.

The sunburst looks more formal and more like the original T-Bird. But the natural is interesting too.

The natural almost looks like some hippy stripped off the finish and never completed the refinish job.

Some say this ax actually sounds better than the old T-Bird.

Any opinions?

Black is beautiful.

Made right here in Bellevue, WA.

What an awesome ax!



http://www.mikelull.com

Here is a local band using a Mike Lull 4-string T-Bird.
(I think the bass player is a drag queen, but I'm not really sure of that.
This is Seattle after all.)

I like the bottom one.
But I have to ask you Izzy..

WHY?

Why would you support China? Why would you want the red headed bastard stepchild of Gibson to begin with?

NO RINOS

A conservative will teach someone to fish.
Then a liberal will take that fish and give it to someone who refuses to fish

GO AWAY NEWT! your time came, and went...move aside for younger fresher ideas

But at $3,500.00 each, I'll have to think about it a bit.