Up for sale is a classic piece of rock-and-roll history: a 1967 Gibson EB-3 Electric Bass in its iconic, translucent Heritage Cherry finish. Famously championed by legends like Jack Bruce (Cream) and Andy Fraser (Free), this vintage short-scale powerhouse delivers the undeniable, thunderous low-end and aggressive mid-range growl that defined late-60s British blues-rock. This bass features the highly desirable mid-60s specifications, including the sleek, lightweight solid mahogany SG-style body, a comfortable 30.5" short-scale neck, and the versatile 4-position rotary Varitone switch. Key Specifications:

• Year: 1967
• Model: EB-3
• Finish: Original Mahogany Clear Coat
• Body/Neck Material: Solid Mahogany
• Fingerboard: Rosewood with Pearloid Dot Inlays
• Scale Length: 30.5" (Short Scale)
• Pickups: Original High-Output Neck Humbucker ("Mudbucker") & Bridge Mini-Humbucker
• Controls: 2 Volume, 2 Tone, 4-Position Rotary Switch, Front-Mounted Output Jack

Electronics & Tone: The electronics function perfectly. The neck "mudbucker" produces a massive, wall-shaking sub-bass, while the bridge mini-humbucker injects the perfect amount of bite and definitions to cut through a mix. The 4-position rotary switch provides distinct tonal palettes, allowing you to run the pickups individually, in tandem, or with the famous choked-bass filter circuit.

Condition & Originality Note:

• Hardware & Electronics: All electronics are original and in perfect working order
• Structural Condition: There are no structural issues with this bass.
• Cosmetic Wear: This instrument has been played and loved for nearly 60 years. It shows beautiful, authentic lacquer checking, small dings, and natural player wear which only adds to its incredible vintage mojo.
• Playability: The neck is straight, the truss rod functions as it should, and the frets have plenty of life left. It plays effortlessly with comfortable, low action.