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Epiphone SG Bass EB3 2 Pickup Cherry Bass Guitar
It seems incredible in hindsight but in the early 1960s, the Kalamazoo factory, home to both Epiphone and Gibson instruments, ceased production of the Les Paul guitar and in its place, created the SG design. And as it so often does, changes in guitar design also influenced bass design, too.
With the Les Paul (temporarily) out of the picture, the SG took over. And for a time during that golden era, the classic SG bass was the historic factory’s sole electric bass offering. But the EB “SG” bass was by no means a cast-off. It quickly became one of the most attractive and distinctive basses in rock and players like Bill Wyman of The Rolling Stones, Cream’s Jack Bruce, and The Who’s John Entwistle made rock history on SG-style basses. Now, Epiphone presents the EB-3, a stunning recreation of the vintage marvel with all the tone and feel of the original without the vintage price tag and vintage problems.
- Body: Mahogany
- Neck: Mahogany, glued-in
- Neck Profile: SlimTaper “D”
- Scale: 34" scale
- Fretboard Trapezoid inlays
- Nut Width: 1.65"
- Neck Pickup: Sidewinder humbucker
- Bridge Pickup: NYT Bass mini humbucker
- Hardware: Nickel
$182.24
Original: $520.68
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Epiphone SG Bass EB3 2 Pickup Cherry Bass Guitar
It seems incredible in hindsight but in the early 1960s, the Kalamazoo factory, home to both Epiphone and Gibson instruments, ceased production of the Les Paul guitar and in its place, created the SG design. And as it so often does, changes in guitar design also influenced bass design, too.
With the Les Paul (temporarily) out of the picture, the SG took over. And for a time during that golden era, the classic SG bass was the historic factory’s sole electric bass offering. But the EB “SG” bass was by no means a cast-off. It quickly became one of the most attractive and distinctive basses in rock and players like Bill Wyman of The Rolling Stones, Cream’s Jack Bruce, and The Who’s John Entwistle made rock history on SG-style basses. Now, Epiphone presents the EB-3, a stunning recreation of the vintage marvel with all the tone and feel of the original without the vintage price tag and vintage problems.
- Body: Mahogany
- Neck: Mahogany, glued-in
- Neck Profile: SlimTaper “D”
- Scale: 34" scale
- Fretboard Trapezoid inlays
- Nut Width: 1.65"
- Neck Pickup: Sidewinder humbucker
- Bridge Pickup: NYT Bass mini humbucker
- Hardware: Nickel
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It seems incredible in hindsight but in the early 1960s, the Kalamazoo factory, home to both Epiphone and Gibson instruments, ceased production of the Les Paul guitar and in its place, created the SG design. And as it so often does, changes in guitar design also influenced bass design, too.
With the Les Paul (temporarily) out of the picture, the SG took over. And for a time during that golden era, the classic SG bass was the historic factory’s sole electric bass offering. But the EB “SG” bass was by no means a cast-off. It quickly became one of the most attractive and distinctive basses in rock and players like Bill Wyman of The Rolling Stones, Cream’s Jack Bruce, and The Who’s John Entwistle made rock history on SG-style basses. Now, Epiphone presents the EB-3, a stunning recreation of the vintage marvel with all the tone and feel of the original without the vintage price tag and vintage problems.
- Body: Mahogany
- Neck: Mahogany, glued-in
- Neck Profile: SlimTaper “D”
- Scale: 34" scale
- Fretboard Trapezoid inlays
- Nut Width: 1.65"
- Neck Pickup: Sidewinder humbucker
- Bridge Pickup: NYT Bass mini humbucker
- Hardware: Nickel
