Unrepeatable. Rock history. Phil and Don Everly are American icons with movie star looks and killer hooks. The Everly Brothers were stars of country, pop, and rock & roll. Starting in 1956, they hit #1 in 1957 with “Bye Bye Love” with Don’s unmatched rhythm guitar tuned to an open chord, leaving an...

The Favorite of the Sixties British Bass Players The Finest Example One Could Wish For… 1967 Epiphone Rivoli EBV-232 This wonderful lightweight bass weighs just 9.20 lbs. and has a nut width of 1 1/2 inches and a short scale length of 30 1/2 inches. Single-bound laminated maple top, back,...

GIBSON EB-1,2, or 3 bridge w/ mute slider....$150

No sales tax for customers outside California. The EB-1 bass is Gibson's first shot a tan electric, solid body bass.  The EB-1 model number didn't arrive until Gibson released the EB-2 bass in 1958.  Prior to that, this model was simply called the Gibson Electric Bass. According to published...

We have a rare 1956 Gibson Bass in stock. Shipping records show only about 540 pieces between 1953 and 1958, making it a very rare model. It is also Gibson's first electric bass and a historically valuable product. This model is produced based on a different concept from...

This 1956 Gibson EB-1 in Dark Mahogany is a perfect example of Gibson’s first attempt at an electric bass! Featuring a violin-inspired body design, painted f-holes, and carved top, this bass was designed to capture the classic stand-up bass players who may be hesitant to adopt the new form of...

The following specs were carefully collected and recorded by a skilled technician. For a more detailed description and questions regarding sound, feel, or cosmetic condition, please call to speak to one of our experts.SummaryFinish Details: Original finish on the back and neck. The headstock has...

You won’t see many of these, and we’re certainly proud to have this all-original 1966 Gibson EB-2 special ordered in Black! While the EB-2 was Gibson’s second electric bass (the follow-up to the violin-shaped EB-1 from 1953) the EB-2 was indeed Gibson’s first semi-hollow electric bass. The EB-2...

The EB-2D has a warm, romantic sound! Gibson's first electric bass, the violin-shaped EB-1, was released in 1953. 30.5" scale, semi-acoustic construction similar to the ES-335, and a single humbucker PU. It had a 30.5" scale, semi-acoustic body with a single humbucker PU, similar to the ES-335.In...

This 1967 Epiphone Rivoli Bass in Cherry packs a huge sound for a fantastic value! This model was introduced in 1959 as a very close relative to the Gibson EB-2; in fact, they share the same body, neck, and hardware. The Rivoli was extremely popular with British bands during the 1960s, with notable...

The wear on this original 1959 Gibson EB-2N speaks volumes to how much its former owner loved playing it, and we can’t blame them! Only 60 of these EB-2s were made in Natural during 1959 versus the 203 Sunburst models of the same year, so we’re happy to have this one available. This particular...

Here we have a cool 1967 Gibson EB-2DC in its original Sparkling Burgundy finish! The EB-2 saw some spec changes over the years, and this example perfectly reflects some of the later changes that came to the line; elements like the bridge covers, dual pickups, “witch hat” knobs, and the custom...

1973 Gibson EB0-L4 Rare Walnut Rare Walnut finish long scale. • Mahogany body • set maple neck • rosewood fingerboard • long (34 1/2) inch scale • three-way tone switch Model: Gibson EB-4L Year: 1973 Serial Number: 905568 Pickup: EB4L super-humbucker Scale: long, 34 1/2" Body: Solid...

Here we have a worn in 1965 Gibson EB-0 in Cardinal Red! The EB-0 debuted in 1959 with a double-cut, Les Paul-style slab body. In 1961, it was redesigned with an SG body style, along with Gibson’s other solid body models. Cherry is by far the most common color for this model, so to see this example...