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Epiphone EB-0 Electric Bass

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A big-sounding 30-1/2"-scale bass for smaller players.

Authorized by Gibson, with the EB-0 Electric Bass, Epiphone has brought back a classic bass guitar of the early '60s. Based on the SG, this guitar-sized (30-1/2" scale) electric bass is a great axe for anyone not quite large enough for a full-size bass. Though small and light, the Epiphone EB-0 Bass has huge sound, and full-size people can play it too.

Epiphone EB-0 Electric Bass Features:

  • Re-creation of a '60s classic authorized by Gibson
  • Based on the SG with 30-1/2" scale
  • Great axe for anyone not quite large enough for a full-sized bass
  • Small and light
  • Sidewinder Humbucker Pickups
  • Chrome Hardware
  • Nut Width: 1.50"
  • Mahogany, Bolt-on neck
  • Rosewood Fingerboard
  • Dot inlay
  • Mahogany body

Epiphone EB-0 Electric Bass Specifications:

Body TypeSolid Body
Body WoodMahogany
BridgeThru Bridge
ControlsVolume, Tone
FinishPolyurethane
FretboardRosewood
Hardware ColorChrome
Neck JointBolt-on
Neck MaterialMahogany
Neck PickupSidewinder
Number Of Frets20
Number of Strings4
Pickup SelectorOther
PreampPassive
Scale Length30.5" (774 mm)
Top WoodNone
TunersOther
With CaseNone

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Great Beginning Bass

This is my first bass. I walked into the store to look at basses and saw this. I looked at it I knew it was the one I wanted. I plugged it in and it played great. It has a good fat sound with good highs and lows. The one pickup is kind of iffy though. It's also hard to slap on it. Slapping just seems unnatural. But, this is still a great bass if you're a beginner.

Reviewed by GuitarMan8000 on 8/31/2007 who plays Rock, Alternative.

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EB-0

My favorite guitar came in a bass style with warm low tones and punchy high tones. Truly a wonderful instrument.

Reviewed by jk4mann1 on 7/24/2006 who plays rock.

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Good guitar

Slapping is a little hard because of pick up location and must be done on guitar neck, making it hard to slap and pop because u cant pop over the pickup either.. it looks good though, sounds good, definitely worth the money..

Reviewed by dKApzZ on 7/17/2007 who plays rock, blues, alternative, funk, jazz.

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great bass!!!

If you are starting to play bass, or want a decent replacement, this is for you. even though this isn't as good as the similar Gibson model, it certainly plays well. The frets aren't that far apart so they can accommodate those of you with small hands. the only downside is that it buzzes a little and that it's sort of heavy. Great buy. definitely get it.

Reviewed by BassBob on 1/8/2007 who plays A lot of them( mainly rock).

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Great Bass

I've have been playing bass for about 2 years now and my dad says I'm pretty good. I started out with my dad's 1960 something Kimberly bass ,but anyway this SG is a great bass, a smooth nice sound, everything is good. But I'd like a Gibson though. The only bad thing was the Volume knob fell off.

Reviewed by BassKid 5225 on 7/17/2007 who plays Rock, Alt., Classical, Jazz, and Punk.

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