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Up for sale is a Original Gibosn EB-0 Bass guitar. It is all original and is in good used condition. It has been well taken care of and I put fresh flats on it not to long ago. It has good low action, it practically plays itself. I It has that great warm distorted "Jack Bruce" tone and very fat sounding for funk. anyway here is some specs, again everything is original Tuners (Hold solid) Pick Up Volume/Tone (No Crackling) Damper Pick guard and thumb rest Ebony Fret Board The body has "Checking" all over, but it is cosmetic and of course dings but nothing serious. I inspected the
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but I still want to know!
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He who laughs last is the slowest. I don't get it, what is the punch line, the inside joke?
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Golem, it has epic John Entwistle tone. I might keep it and sell my EFlat Bass. Right now I'm just trying to figure out what sounds better at church.
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so you guys will never believe this. Yesterday I traded my P-Bass for this. 1997 Alembic Epic Bass. Sounds good and plays great. But it's on the block right now. http://cgi.ebay.com/Alembic-Epic-Bass-Guitar-1997-USA-Cocobolo-4-String-/270683413431?pt=Guitar&hash=item3f05fd1bb7
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I'm not sure what that means. I have played tons of Jazz basses before though.
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Your totally right golem. The musicians who make up two percent of the audience are the only ones who can tell. But I want to appeal to those 40 year old cougers with massive racks in the front row who are still trying to hold on to the greatness that was Lead Zeppelin. I know that most people won't care if I play a bass other than a jazz. But why not have it. I have the two acoustic 360's, the Hammond Organ (A-100, very similar to the C2 that he used) and I have the rhodes.
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Alright guys, guess what I am back in a Led Zep Tribute band. This is good news. But I need the Fender Jazz, people would recognize that more than the P-Bass. So if anybody has Vintage Fender Jazz (I can add cash) I would like to trade.
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I have a story to tell and why this particular pedal is do dear to me. a long time ago my friend "Garlow" taught me how to play bass. He was patient and kind to show me everything he knew. He was a death metal guy and I was blues but I didn't care I absorbed whatever I could from him. He played bass but he mostly played guitar. Well not to long ago Garlow passed away in a fatal head on accident. It wasn't his fault, the other driver was drunk. He had very few musical instruments, since a lot of his stuff was stolen over the year (He lived in bad part of town). His grandma (who he lived
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Haha thanks guys, I will no longer work my way up the chain of guitars. I think I spent more money on crap guitars than buying this bass. I took me awhile to see the Gibson light. I still like Fender. But you can't play "alright now" by Free on a jazz.
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Thanks Guys, You should see the Ric in real light. It seriously TV yellow from the nitro oxidizing. The EB bass has checking over every single inch of it.
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This bass does distorted really good. Clear sound eh, not so much. But it's light and it has no neck dive. I would love to get a EB-3 like Jack Bruce had.
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Guitardenter had this one. Vintage Gibson EB-0 from 61' it plays really smooth. Good thick fuzzy sound. I'm just glad to finally have my first Gibson now i actually have a reason to be on the Gibson forums.
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4001 Ricenbacker from 81' EB-0 Gibson from 61'
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No, but he did have a fret less. It was a 70's p bass. I also am having Dave build me one.
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Here is a link http://s869.photobucket.com/albums/ab260/jessenoah/stuff%20to%20sell/
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Thank you! Amen
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I had owned a "Superbassman" as well. I loved the tone for bass, but it still wasn't loud enough even though I played it through a Vintage Ampeg 8x10
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GSG When I first started out on bass, I got the Epi EB-0 Bass. I liked it mainly for it's look. It had one issue it had horrible fret buzz every where. I didn't care I got a great deal on it. So I took it home, played and played. Then after awhile I got tired of the buzz so I tuned the whole bass one Octave. That got rid of the buzz, but the neck had a bow of a archery weapon. Those Epiphone are never set up right.
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I like short scale, I like long scale. I just hate P-Bass necks, they are just two wide for my taste. Give me a jazz neck any day.
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Up for sale is highly customized 51' P-Bass reissue. Designed to recreate the John Paul Jones bass that he used. It is a serious eye catcher. Great "stripped" look that JPJ had. The bass is a fantastic player. The bass all together weights only 7 Pounds! It has a shaven Jazz neck and custom cut bone nut for extremely low action, this bass practically plays it's self. One of the coolest features is the 6-way Varitone Selector switch. These are commonly found on Gibson EB basses and Acoustic 360 use something similar. They are a Bass/Mid/Treble Boost. A fantastic feature for any bass player who
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Brain Wheats ESP 8 String T-Bird is on display at the Hard Rock Cafe in Lake Tahoe, NV
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Being a bigger guy (6 foot 4 inches mind you) I can take on any 34 inch scale. Maybe a short scale might be too small for me to play, but playing the bass solo on the song "All Right Now" by "Free" is tough on a 34 inch neck.
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I want to believe Epiphone produces most of there new bass reissues, I have seen a Grabber, EB, Hoffner, Les Paul... Be on the look out sometimes Epiphone makes a mistake and makes a good bass once in a while.
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Not a problem I will tell you what I think. I play through a Acoustic 360 so keep that in mind. and If I don't like it, You can be the first one to buy it if you choose. I played the new EB-3, I did like it, I played through Acoustic B20. It had a nice thick sound