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The
Cyclone P7
...was designed originally for the Japanese
market, with its 55mm mahogany body, twin
humbuckers, a 3-way switch and push pull switches on
the volume and tone pots giving no less than eight
combinations including tapping and out of phase
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SE,
SE-X, P6, P7
...Cyclone Japanese spec models, had the very
distinctive multi coloured rainbow colored finish
which became a top seller. |
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The
Cyclone SD-X
...is a very limited edition Japanese spec model,
finished in a yellow and red rainbow fade effect
with dolphin abalone inlays. |
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Tidalwave
EXP
...is another limited edition Japanese market
model, which had the Cyclone's 55mm thick body
with the Tidalwave HSH pick-up configuration. |
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Typhoon
Models included the Typhoon I, II and III initially
and later the
Typhoon S, which was more like the
Tidalwave but with a HSS configuration. |
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Tidalwave
Originally just called the Tidalwave ,it later
became the Tidalwave II and III, then the 'Tidalwave
custom'.
Later models were called the Tidalwave R. |
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WG-30
Palm Bay's trip into the electro acoustic market
settled down with the WG-30 in coloured maple and
spruce top versions with mahogany back and sides. |
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Basses
Although Palm Bay are not well known as a bass
producer, two models were made in four string
called the 'Atlantic' and ' Pacific'. The difference
between the two being a coloured and bound top
finish on the 'Pacific' and a carved mahogany and
maple body on the 'Atlantic'. |
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Lightning
This is the only production fixed bridge model with
variants being the F-3, F-2 and F-1. The
F-1 being the top model with a wiring and pickup
configuration the same as the Cyclone, but a body style
based on the Pacific bass guitar. |
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