Here is a killer looking and almost completely original 1967 Gibson EB-3 bass in classic Cherry red
This iconic short-scale bass delivers the unmistakable warm, punchy tone that made the EB-3 a favorite of legendary players throughout the late 1960s and beyond. Featuring the sought-after combination of the powerful neck “mudbucker” pickup and bridge mini-humbucker, this bass offers a huge range of tones—from deep, thumping lows to articulate mids with plenty of growl. It is completely original, apart from the neck pickup having been swapped for a 68 EB-3 Mudbucker due to the original failing.
Specifications
Year: 1967
Model: Gibson EB-3
Finish: Cherry Red
Scale Length: 30.5" short scale
Pickups: Original mudbucker neck pickup and mini-humbucker bridge pickup
Electronics: Original 4-way rotary Varitone switch
Hardware: Original bridge, tuners, and controls
Case: Original Gibson hard shell case (if applicable)
Condition
This bass is in vintage condition for its age, with honest play wear consistent with nearly 60 years of use. The neck is straight, the truss rod functions correctly, and the bass plays cleanly with low action.
All electronics function as they should, and the instrument retains its distinctive vintage tone and feel.
1967 was a particularly desirable year for the EB-3, featuring the classic SG-style body design and the rich, powerful sound that defined countless rock and blues recordings.
Comes with it's original shaped case
| Listed | 4 months ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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