A big-sounding 30-1/2"-scale bass for smaller players.

Authorized by Gibson, with the EB-0 Electric Bass, Epiphone has brought back a classic bass guitar of the early '60s. Based on the SG, this guitar-sized (30-1/2" scale) electric bass is a great axe for anyone not quite large enough for a full-size bass. Though small and light, the Epiphone EB-0 Bass has huge sound, and full-size people can play it too.

Epiphone EB-0 Electric Bass Features:

• Re-creation of a '60s classic authorized by Gibson
• Based on the SG with 30-1/2" scale
• Great axe for anyone not quite large enough for a full-sized bass
• Small and light
• Sidewinder Humbucker Pickups
• Chrome Hardware
• Nut Width: 1.50"
• Mahogany, Bolt-on neck
• Rosewood Fingerboard
• Dot inlay
• Mahogany body

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Epiphone EB-0 Electric Bass

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Nice Little Bass

Posted by Bassgazer from Chicago on Nov 7, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Weekend Pro

Reviewer's Play Style: All Kinds

I have owned two of these and learned something. The first one I bought used it came in the EB0 starter package. This one was super cheap it had a veneered laminated multi ply body and really cheap tuners. The second one was $199 and this is not the same guitar. This one has a mahogany body and better tuners. I got this as a stage backup for my Gibson SG bass. It is solid and reliable. It stays in tune fairly well. I did one small modification and that was to add a capacitor to the tone pot. Before that the tone control did almost nothing. The action on mine was very adjustable and I have it setup to my liking. I think this is the bass for you if you want to get a feel for the Gibson short scale SG basses it also makes a great stage backup bass in case you break a string or something.

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Don't cheap out like I did

Posted by no name from Chicago on Sep 17, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Alternative, Rock, Blues

This was my first bass. I have had it for about two years. When i bought it I didn't really care about tone or durability. This bass has an okay tone but it is not very good. With in the first two months the right strap holder fell off because the wood could not take the weight of the bass. The neck is now so warped that it is unusable. The bridge is starting to fall off because it cannot handle the tension of the strings. If I were you i would spend the same amount of money and buy an Ibanez. they sound better and last longer.

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Well...

Posted by Rysterryn from Greensboro, NC on Aug 14, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Funk, Punk, and jazz

I got this bass after i decided the P bass wasn't the sound i wanted. i got it home and being new to guitars over a hundred dollars, thought it was great. But it seemed to lose ability over time. the nut broke when i was restringing it, i couldn't get any twang out of it, and i had to raise the action to get it to stop buzzing. but if your looking for a sturdy guitar. this is the one, it fell out of a guitar wall stand, fell a foot and a half, and landed neckfirst into my dresser, one nick.

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Only For Beginers

Posted by psychoplayer21 from Petlauma, California on Aug 8, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Starting out Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz, Metal, Blues, Rock, Reggae

My first bass and if you are a beginner you can't go wrong with this bass but if you have any playing experience and are planning on playing in a band save up for something else, if you have a 200 dollar budget i would recommend the B.C. Rich Warlock Bronze, it's a much better guitar, if you play reggae do not get this bass

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Only For Beginers

Posted by psychoplayer21 from Petlauma, California on Aug 8, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Starting out Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz, Metal, Blues, Rock, Reggae

My first bass and if you are a beginner you can't go wrong with this bass but if you have any playing experience and are planning on playing in a band save up for something else, if you have a 200 dollar budget i would recommend the B.C. Rich Warlock Bronze, it's a much better guitar, if you play reggae do not get this bass

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