For sale is a 1968 Gibson EB-0. The instrument has had two previous owners. The headstock, like most one-piece mahogany necks of the period, has had a repair. It also has a non original bolt on the bridge mute. There are a few nicks and scratches, but overall it's in great shape for an instrument made before I was born. It’s from either 67 or 68; the serials on the pots run across those two years. Picture of serial coming tonight (once I find my little screwdriver) -- the number on the back of the neck is a tad faded. The first three: 6-3-4. Wouldn't wanna hazard a guess about the others without a magnifying glass. The wiring looks original, but I can't say for sure. Non-locking cables work best with this guy. FAT FAT sound, comfortable shape, and lightening fast neck. I am no expert when it comes to the physical instrument -- my DIY powers are practically zero -- but I will try to answer any questions as best I can. Reason for selling: got an EBMM Sterling, love it to death, can't afford to keep more than one quality bass at a time (huge Tony Levin fan but couldn't fit stubby fingers around Stingray). I live in Canada but am willing to ship anywhere by any means at buyer's expense. $900 US + shipping OBO
Hello, In reference to trades would you be interested in a 1983 Fender Elite Precision bass in Emerald green?