Gibson Signature Edition Gene Simmons G2 Thunderbird – Ebony Mirror

Signature Bass by KISS Icon Gene Simmons

The Gibson Gene Simmons G2 Thunderbird Bass is a signature instrument designed in collaboration with Gene Simmons of KISS. Featuring the iconic Reverse Thunderbird™ body and headstock, ebony fingerboard with pearloid reverse split diamond inlays, and modern electronics, this bass combines legendary aesthetics with powerful performance. Its Ebony nitrocellulose finish, Mirror Plex pickguard, and custom G2 logos create a striking stage presence while offering professional playability for modern bassists.

FEATURES & DESIGN

• Designed by Gene Simmons to meet modern bassist needs
• Black-and-white design inspired by Gene’s signature KISS face paint
• Classic Thunderbird tone with mahogany body and neck for punch and sustain
• Ebony fingerboard with pearloid reverse split diamond inlays and white binding
• Comfortable rounded neck profile for effortless playability
• Sustain-enhancing Hipshot® Bass bridge
• Hipshot® Mini-Clover tuners for rock-solid tuning stability
• 2 Thunderbird pickups with individual volume and master tone controls
• Mirror Plex truss rod cover & pickguard with custom G2 logo
• Modern hardshell case included

SPECIFICATIONS

• Body: Mahogany Reverse Thunderbird™
• Neck: Mahogany, Rounded Profile
• Fingerboard: Ebony with pearloid reverse split diamond inlays
• Scale Length: Standard Thunderbird
• Frets: 20
• Nut: Graph Tech®
• Tuners: Hipshot® Mini Clover
• Bridge: Hipshot® Bass Bridge
• Hardware: Black Chrome
• Pickguard: Mirror Plex with custom Gene Simmons logo
• Finish: Ebony Nitrocellulose Lacquer
• Headstock: Reverse Thunderbird™ with G2 logo
• Pickups: 2 Thunderbird pickups
• Controls: Individual volume for each pickup, Master Tone
• Output: 1/4" Mono

IDEAL FOR

• Bassists seeking classic Thunderbird punch and growl
• Stage performers who demand visual impact and rock-solid reliability
• Studio musicians requiring professional playability and tonal clarity
• Collectors or fans of Gene Simmons and KISS seeking a signature instrument