[SN 17324] USED EPIPHONE / EB-2 [03]
We’ve just received a used “semi-hollow” bass modeled after a Gibson!
The EB-2 is a hollow-body bass released by Gibson in the late 1950s.
It’s a distinctive model featuring a semi-hollow body—similar to Gibson’s ES-335 electric guitar—equipped with a single humbucker pickup.
The unit we’ve just received is a budget-friendly version later sold under the Epiphone brand.
Based on the serial number, it appears to have been manufactured in 1991, likely during the period when it was produced by Terada Gakki.
Like the SG-shaped EB-3, the humbucker is positioned toward the neck, producing a sound characterized by undulating low-end tones.
Additionally, the built-in baritone switch allows you to switch to a low-cut sound.
Currently, the neck is in good enough condition for playing, but the truss rod is already tightened to its limit.
Also, while this may be a design feature, there is a difference in volume when switching tones using the baritone switch.
Overall, the guitar shows signs of use and has numerous scratches and dents.
The metal parts show some tarnish.
The bridge anchors and studs have been replaced.
The top surface of the knobs is peeling.
Condition Grade: B+: Some scratches, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: 17324
Year of Manufacture: 1991
Case: Hard Case
Weight: 4.31 kg
Truss Rod: Note: The rod is at its limit, but there are currently no issues with the neck
Remaining Fret Life: Within normal range; fret height is sufficient for playability
String Height (Low String Side): 2.3 mm at the 12th fret
String Action (Treble Side): 2.0 mm at the 12th fret
Strings at Setup: D'Addario EXL165 / .045-.105 set
Repairs and Maintenance Performed: Cleaning, string replacement, truss rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment
* As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, and other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance.
* Any listed measurements for the truss rod, remaining fret height, string action, etc., were taken by our staff during setup and are subject to change due to environmental factors such as climate and humidity.
These measurements are intended as a reference at the time of purchase; we cannot guarantee that the measurements will be identical when the item arrives at your location.
* This is a one-of-a-kind item that is listed simultaneously on multiple marketplaces, including our in-store display. We strive to promptly remove product listings once an item is sold, but updates may not always be in real time.
We sincerely apologize if the item happens to be sold out after you place your order, and we ask for your understanding.
The EB-2 is a hollow-body bass released by Gibson in the late 1950s.
It’s a distinctive model featuring a semi-hollow body—similar to Gibson’s ES-335 electric guitar—equipped with a single humbucker pickup.
The unit we’ve just received is a budget-friendly version later sold under the Epiphone brand.
Based on the serial number, it appears to have been manufactured in 1991, likely during the period when it was produced by Terada Gakki.
Like the SG-shaped EB-3, the humbucker is positioned toward the neck, producing a sound characterized by undulating low-end tones.
Additionally, the built-in baritone switch allows you to switch to a low-cut sound.
Currently, the neck is in good enough condition for playing, but the truss rod is already tightened to its limit.
Also, while this may be a design feature, there is a difference in volume when switching tones using the baritone switch.
Overall, the guitar shows signs of use and has numerous scratches and dents.
The metal parts show some tarnish.
The bridge anchors and studs have been replaced.
The top surface of the knobs is peeling.
Condition Grade: B+: Some scratches, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: 17324
Year of Manufacture: 1991
Case: Hard Case
Weight: 4.31 kg
Truss Rod: Note: The rod is at its limit, but there are currently no issues with the neck
Remaining Fret Life: Within normal range; fret height is sufficient for playability
String Height (Low String Side): 2.3 mm at the 12th fret
String Action (Treble Side): 2.0 mm at the 12th fret
Strings at Setup: D'Addario EXL165 / .045-.105 set
Repairs and Maintenance Performed: Cleaning, string replacement, truss rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment
* As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, and other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance.
* Any listed measurements for the truss rod, remaining fret height, string action, etc., were taken by our staff during setup and are subject to change due to environmental factors such as climate and humidity.
These measurements are intended as a reference at the time of purchase; we cannot guarantee that the measurements will be identical when the item arrives at your location.
* This is a one-of-a-kind item that is listed simultaneously on multiple marketplaces, including our in-store display. We strive to promptly remove product listings once an item is sold, but updates may not always be in real time.
We sincerely apologize if the item happens to be sold out after you place your order, and we ask for your understanding.
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We’ve just received a used “semi-hollow” bass modeled after a Gibson!
The EB-2 is a hollow-body bass released by Gibson in the late 1950s.
It’s a distinctive model featuring a semi-hollow body—similar to Gibson’s ES-335 electric guitar—equipped with a single humbucker pickup.
The unit we’ve just received is a budget-friendly version later sold under the Epiphone brand.
Based on the serial number, it appears to have been manufactured in 1991, likely during the period when it was produced by Terada Gakki.
Like the SG-shaped EB-3, the humbucker is positioned toward the neck, producing a sound characterized by undulating low-end tones.
Additionally, the built-in baritone switch allows you to switch to a low-cut sound.
Currently, the neck is in good enough condition for playing, but the truss rod is already tightened to its limit.
Also, while this may be a design feature, there is a difference in volume when switching tones using the baritone switch.
Overall, the guitar shows signs of use and has numerous scratches and dents.
The metal parts show some tarnish.
The bridge anchors and studs have been replaced.
The top surface of the knobs is peeling.
Condition Grade: B+: Some scratches, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: 17324
Year of Manufacture: 1991
Case: Hard Case
Weight: 4.31 kg
Truss Rod: Note: The rod is at its limit, but there are currently no issues with the neck
Remaining Fret Life: Within normal range; fret height is sufficient for playability
String Height (Low String Side): 2.3 mm at the 12th fret
String Action (Treble Side): 2.0 mm at the 12th fret
Strings at Setup: D'Addario EXL165 / .045-.105 set
Repairs and Maintenance Performed: Cleaning, string replacement, truss rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment
* As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, and other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance.
* Any listed measurements for the truss rod, remaining fret height, string action, etc., were taken by our staff during setup and are subject to change due to environmental factors such as climate and humidity.
These measurements are intended as a reference at the time of purchase; we cannot guarantee that the measurements will be identical when the item arrives at your location.
* This is a one-of-a-kind item that is listed simultaneously on multiple marketplaces, including our in-store display. We strive to promptly remove product listings once an item is sold, but updates may not always be in real time.
We sincerely apologize if the item happens to be sold out after you place your order, and we ask for your understanding.
The EB-2 is a hollow-body bass released by Gibson in the late 1950s.
It’s a distinctive model featuring a semi-hollow body—similar to Gibson’s ES-335 electric guitar—equipped with a single humbucker pickup.
The unit we’ve just received is a budget-friendly version later sold under the Epiphone brand.
Based on the serial number, it appears to have been manufactured in 1991, likely during the period when it was produced by Terada Gakki.
Like the SG-shaped EB-3, the humbucker is positioned toward the neck, producing a sound characterized by undulating low-end tones.
Additionally, the built-in baritone switch allows you to switch to a low-cut sound.
Currently, the neck is in good enough condition for playing, but the truss rod is already tightened to its limit.
Also, while this may be a design feature, there is a difference in volume when switching tones using the baritone switch.
Overall, the guitar shows signs of use and has numerous scratches and dents.
The metal parts show some tarnish.
The bridge anchors and studs have been replaced.
The top surface of the knobs is peeling.
Condition Grade: B+: Some scratches, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: 17324
Year of Manufacture: 1991
Case: Hard Case
Weight: 4.31 kg
Truss Rod: Note: The rod is at its limit, but there are currently no issues with the neck
Remaining Fret Life: Within normal range; fret height is sufficient for playability
String Height (Low String Side): 2.3 mm at the 12th fret
String Action (Treble Side): 2.0 mm at the 12th fret
Strings at Setup: D'Addario EXL165 / .045-.105 set
Repairs and Maintenance Performed: Cleaning, string replacement, truss rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment
* As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, and other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance.
* Any listed measurements for the truss rod, remaining fret height, string action, etc., were taken by our staff during setup and are subject to change due to environmental factors such as climate and humidity.
These measurements are intended as a reference at the time of purchase; we cannot guarantee that the measurements will be identical when the item arrives at your location.
* This is a one-of-a-kind item that is listed simultaneously on multiple marketplaces, including our in-store display. We strive to promptly remove product listings once an item is sold, but updates may not always be in real time.
We sincerely apologize if the item happens to be sold out after you place your order, and we ask for your understanding.
