This bass isn't getting as much playtime as it deserves and as my band is leaning towards a different sound, this isn't fitting in as well as it used to.
During 2007, this was a "Guitar of the Week" from Gibson, meaning there were only 400 produced.
Here are the specs from Gibson
Body
Top Species: AA maple top
Back Species: Mahogany
Binding: Single-ply top
NECK
Species: Mahogany
Profile: Rounded Bass
FINGERBOARD
Species: Rosewood
Scale Length: 34 in.
Number of Frets: 24
Nut Width: 15/8 in.
Inlays: Dot
HARDWARE
Plating Finish: Chrome
Bridge: Adjustable brass
Knobs: Black Top Hat
Tuners: Grover
ELECTRONICS
Pickups: Two TB Plus ceramic humbuckers
Controls: Two volume, one tone
CASE
Case Interior: Charcoal Grey Plush
Case Exterior: Black Hardshell
Case Silkscreen: Silver 'Gibson USA' logo
I'm the original owner of this bass. It's been gigged lightly, maybe 5 times and I always babied it. It does have some light scratches on the back, but they are incredibly light and difficult to photograph. I can do my best to capture them.
This bass has a real meaty sound. It is basically a Thunderbird, without the neck dive and body. The neck pickup is capable of some real thunderous lows, and the bridge dials in plenty of growl.
As for trades, here's a list of what I'm intereted. The value on some of these is real wide, but lets see what we can work out.
Fender Jaguars
EBMM Stingray/Sterling (preferably double humbucker)
Gibson Thunderbird
Gibson SG bass/EB3s
Fender American Standard J or P
Epiphone Jack Casady
Something with Darkstars?
Feel free to run anything by me. However, I'm not interested in active basses (aside from the Jaguars and EBMMs), 5 or 6 strings, or anything too modern. By modern I mean Ibanez, ESP, Yamaha, things like that. I prefer old school and traditional looks.
Here's a pic of it most recently. I am TERRIBLE at photography, and have a real crappy camera. If you're interested I can get a friend to take better pics, or try it myself.
During 2007, this was a "Guitar of the Week" from Gibson, meaning there were only 400 produced.
Here are the specs from Gibson
Body
Top Species: AA maple top
Back Species: Mahogany
Binding: Single-ply top
NECK
Species: Mahogany
Profile: Rounded Bass
FINGERBOARD
Species: Rosewood
Scale Length: 34 in.
Number of Frets: 24
Nut Width: 15/8 in.
Inlays: Dot
HARDWARE
Plating Finish: Chrome
Bridge: Adjustable brass
Knobs: Black Top Hat
Tuners: Grover
ELECTRONICS
Pickups: Two TB Plus ceramic humbuckers
Controls: Two volume, one tone
CASE
Case Interior: Charcoal Grey Plush
Case Exterior: Black Hardshell
Case Silkscreen: Silver 'Gibson USA' logo
I'm the original owner of this bass. It's been gigged lightly, maybe 5 times and I always babied it. It does have some light scratches on the back, but they are incredibly light and difficult to photograph. I can do my best to capture them.
This bass has a real meaty sound. It is basically a Thunderbird, without the neck dive and body. The neck pickup is capable of some real thunderous lows, and the bridge dials in plenty of growl.
As for trades, here's a list of what I'm intereted. The value on some of these is real wide, but lets see what we can work out.
Fender Jaguars
EBMM Stingray/Sterling (preferably double humbucker)
Gibson Thunderbird
Gibson SG bass/EB3s
Fender American Standard J or P
Epiphone Jack Casady
Something with Darkstars?
Feel free to run anything by me. However, I'm not interested in active basses (aside from the Jaguars and EBMMs), 5 or 6 strings, or anything too modern. By modern I mean Ibanez, ESP, Yamaha, things like that. I prefer old school and traditional looks.
Here's a pic of it most recently. I am TERRIBLE at photography, and have a real crappy camera. If you're interested I can get a friend to take better pics, or try it myself.