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A vintage bass that stands out from modern basses!

The original EB-1, born in 1953 as Gibson's first electric bass, was subsequently reproduced for a short period from around 1969 to 1972. Only a little over 400 were produced at the time of the reproduction, making it an extremely rare model.

While records show that the reproduction EB-1 was shipped from 1970 onwards, this particular bass is believed to have been made in 1969 based on the serial number and pot date.

It features a violin-shaped mahogany body, a set-neck mahogany neck, and a humbucker pickup mounted only in the neck position.

Unlike Hofner violin basses, the EB-1 has a solid mahogany body.

In addition to its striking appearance, its sound is characterized by a ground-breaking bass that sounds like it's equipped with a subwoofer.

Unfortunately, the bar for playing upright is missing, but the original endpin is included.

The sound produced by the heavy 4.6kg body takes a different approach to modern electric basses, with a powerful bass sound that only this bass can produce.

[SPECS]
BODY: Mahogany
NECK: Mahogany
FINGERBOARD: Rosewood
P.U: Original
WEIGHT: 4.67kg
SCALE: 30"
NUT WIDTH: 4.9mm
with Hardcase (non-original)
*Over-lacquered finish
*Partial logo peeling

*Neck and electronics have been serviced by our in-house repairman and are in good condition
*String height set to approximately 1.6mm at the 12th fret
*All parts disassembled and cleaned

*We thoroughly adjust the product in-house and offer a 5-year adjustment guarantee.
*Please feel free to contact our staff for product details.

Contact: Oda
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There is a chance they might be sold out. All items are shipped tracked and insured. All import duties or customs fees are the buyers responsibility - please be aware of the requirements for your country. If you have any questions please ask.