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DROOOOOOOL! :D
 
Hi everybody... I just purchased and cleaned up a vintage gibson g3 bass this week. I seriousely think it may be the nicest bass I have ever played, feels really great.
Pics coming tomorrow...
 
It's been a while since I have been on Talkbass, let alone checked in with this group. I can't remember if I posted this or not but this is my latest Gibson.

Gibson SG Supreme
Guitar of the Week 2007
Week 18
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The 54 is one of those big brown single coils, not really a mudbucker. It is big and deep but with some definition. I love the way it sounds but they all sound different.
To Faivy,
I'll just be picking my jaw up off the floor,now. Nice Group O' Gibbies,there! I used to own a 67 epi esquire,quite possibly the best sounding bass i've owned in 30-plus years. How's the '54 sound?
 
The 54 is one of those big brown single coils, not really a mudbucker. It is big and deep but with some definition. I love the way it sounds but they all sound different.

The single coil was a massive coil of at least 25,000 turns of #42 wire designed by Walter Fuller. I have an early '59 EB-2, just before they changed to the "mudbucker". My EB-1 is a '69 reissue. I've had GAS for an original many times, but the price of GAS has gone sky high. :eyebrow:

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Stunning EB2! I love the sound of that pickup. I had a 1967 EB2D but I guarantee it didn't sound anywhere near as good as yours!
I was lucky to find my EB here in Montreal.
It wasn't cheap but it was a fair price and you can't go back in time to make more.
 
Stunning EB2! I love the sound of that pickup. I had a 1967 EB2D but I guarantee it didn't sound anywhere near as good as yours!
I was lucky to find my EB here in Montreal.
It wasn't cheap but it was a fair price and you can't go back in time to make more.

I see you also have a Les Paul Signature bass, most likely a '74. I have one also.... How do you like it? :hmm:
 
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