1960 Gibson EB-2
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Talk about a rare finish with this 1960 Gibson EB-2 in Argentine Grey! This was an older Gibson acoustic finish, one we have seen brought back on a handful of instruments from the late 50s/early 60s with examples listed on the Gibson ledger. Usually we would see this on guitars, but with the same...
1968 Gibson EB-2
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1968 Gibson EBS-1250 Walnut Solid Body Electric Guitar, Serial #929991. This 1968 Gibson EBS-1250 is a rare bass/6-string double-neck model, finished in walnut. As the last production year for this model, it represents the final evolution of Gibson's early double-neck bass/guitar hybrid. The...
1966 Gibson EB-0
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Take a look at how vibrant this all original 1966 Gibson EB-0 in Cherry is! When the EB-0 was first introduced, it featured a slab body in the Les Paul double cut style, but like most other models, adopted the SG body shape in 1961. This particular example was well cared for and certainly played in...
1965 Gibson EB-0
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Here we have a worn in 1965 Gibson EB-0 in Cardinal Red! The EB-0 debuted in 1959 with a double-cut, Les Paul-style slab body. In 1961, it was redesigned with an SG body style, along with Gibson’s other solid body models. Cherry is by far the most common color for this model, so to see this example...
~1965 Gibson Patent Number Humbucking Bass Pickup
$500
Wheaton's NY
Single Patent Stamped Humbucking Bass Pickup with a chrome cover from ~1965. The cover has never been removed. This pickup was used in the bridge position on EB-3 basses.
The pickup outputs 6.98k on the meter.
$500
Free shipping to the Continental United States.
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1966 Gibson Melody Maker
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There’s no need to feel blue while playing this awesome 1966 Gibson Melody Maker in Pelham Blue! The Melody Maker bass was marketed as a beginner’s model in the Gibson lineup, just below its older brother, the EB-0, which had the same materials and scale length. The significant differences are that...