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Title : Electric Bass Guitar Gibson Grabber 963835 Hard case 4 String Right-Handed USED

Brand : Gibson

Model : Grabber

Condition : Good

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Details Description :
Gibson/Grabber 3 Fret remaining: about 30% (has been adjusted twice) Truss rod clearance: only a little left to tighten Dents: multiple *see image Scratches and stains: multiple *see image Electrical parts: ground wire is broken and noise is not reduced Jack: a little hard to insert the shield, but no scratching - Head of the set screw (- screw) for adjusting string height is broken - Bridge cover and cover fixing screw are not included as they were lost - Handle of genuine hard case is broken *see image The early model of the Grabber series (commonly known as G1) is a Gibson electric bass that appeared around 1973. It was developed as a model to compete with the Fender Precision Bass and Jazz Bass created by Leo Fender. The Grabber 3 is known as a "model with three fixed pickups" (also called G3). The G3 is a model with three single coil pickups and a special arrangement switch to allow for sound variation (produced around 1975-1983). Long scale (34 inches) Bolt-on neck Aggressive, clear sound Body material: Maple Neck material: Maple/Bolt-on construction Fingerboard: Maple Scale: 34 inches Main specifications Artists Gene Simmons (KISS) Krist Novoselic (Nirvana) Year of manufacture: 1970 Serial No.: 963835 Hard case: Yes Other accessories: Truss rod cover with "G3" markings, pipe wrench for neck adjustment

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