Gibson EB0 Electric Bass w/Case (1961) Resonators Adding a pickup would mean

Adding a pickup would mean nothing if these guitars didn’t start with the most fundamental building blocks of great resonator tone

The wiring is the same as it was stock with the volume pot being a push/pull pot to split the neck to a single coil and the 3 way switch working as it normally does in a telecaster

B-2 PLUS secures a better connection in a noisy RF environment

It is natural and solid but not too plain

and date-and most importantly

Gibson EB0 Electric Bass w/Case (1961) Resonators Adding a pickup would meanVintage players grade Gibson EBO bass from 1961. This bass has a story to tell. From what we can see it has been refinished, the body was routed for a bridge pickup that was taken out at some point, an aftermarket pickguard was installed as well as a piece of pickguard to cover the bridge pickup routing. This was the first year the EBO bass was made and it features a 30. 5" scale length, 1. 75" nut width, original Gibson pickup, mahogany body,