Here is a Gibson SG 4 String Bass from 2008.
The Gibson SG Standard Bass is a rebuild of the classic Gibson EB-3 basses used from 1953 into the mid 1960’s, particularly by Jack Bruce in Cream.
Gibson introduced their first electric bass in 1953, the violin-shaped Gibson Electric Bass as a response to Fender’s ground-breaking 1951 Precision Bass. This model was built from 1953 to 1972 and gained the name ‘EB-1’ after the semi-hollow EB-2 appeared in 1958; this version was based on the revolutionary ES-335 series. Next was the EB-0, introduced in 1959 with a Mahogany slab body based on the double-cutaway Les Paul Junior. In 1961, things changed with the adoption of what’s now known as the ‘SG’ body, given to the EB-0 and the new EB-3 which had two humbucking pickups. All of the EB models were discontinued by 1979.
This example is in good overall shape with some light cosmetic wear including dings, scratches and buckle rash. Doesn't come with a case or bag.
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DETAILS:
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Instrument Model: SG Bass
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Instrument Manufacturer: Gibson
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Instrument year: 2008
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Instrument Finish: Cherry nitrocellulose gloss
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Instrument Class: 4 string bass
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Instrument serial number: 034780590
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Country of Origin: USA
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Instrument Condition: Good, lots of minor cosmetic wear including light scratching, dents and buckle rash.
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Right-handed
- Instrument Weight Imperial: 7.6 lbs
- Instrument Weight Metric: 3.44 kgs
- Scale Length Imperial: 30 inch
- Scale Length Metric: 762 mm
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Nut Width Imperial: 1.614 in
- Nut Width Metric: 40.99 mm
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CITIES Documentation Required: Yes/No
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Case included: No
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Case original: No
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Items in Case: N/A
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Case Type: N/A
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Consignment: Yes
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Product ID: 191001
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There are no refunds or returns on used items unless authorized in advance by a Twelfth Fret Sales Associate at time of sale. View Our Full Terms Here
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