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Sep 6 – Sep 7
Features
- Affordable electric bass in cherry red with classic Epiphone SG shape
- Carved mahogany body with bolted mahogany neck
- Rosewood fretboard with dotted inlay; 30.5-inch scale
- Single SideWinder bass humbucker pickup
- Chrome hardware including a fully-adjustable 3-point bridge
Description
If you want a real SG bass, the Epiphone EB-0 is your ticket and it won't break the bank. Reach all the upper frets on a carved SG Mahogany body with bolted Mahogany neck, and Rosewood fretboard. Awesome vintage bass tone is yours with the single "SideWinder" Bass Humbucker pickup at the end of the short-scale neck. Chrome hardware, including fully- adjustable 3-point bridge. Offering Epiphone's classic SG shape as a bass guitar, the Epiphone EB-0 electric bass in cherry red is nicely affordable and easy to play thanks to its short-scale, narrow neck and total fret access. It features a carved SG mahogany body for a vintage bas tone, a single SideWinder bass humbucker pickup, rosewood fretboard with dot inlay, and chrome hardware including a fully-adjustable 3-point bridge. SpecificationsPickups: SideWinder Humbucker Scale: 30.5 inches Nut width: 1.5 inches Body material: Mahogany Neck material: Bolted mahogany Fretboard material: Rosewood
Brand: Epiphone
Color: Cherry
Item dimensions L x W x H: 51 x 20 x 7 inches
Top Material Type: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany
Finish Type: Gloss
Instrument: Bass Guitar
Item Weight: 12 Pounds
Operation Mode: Electric
Number of Strings: 4
Item Weight: 12 pounds
Product Dimensions: 51 x 20 x 7 inches
Item model number: EBG0CHCH1
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 13, 2006
Back Material: Mahogany
Body Material: Mahogany
Color Name: Cherry
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H
Scale Length: 30.50
Top Material: Mahogany
Neck Material Type: Mahogany
Number of Strings: 4
Guitar Bridge System: Adjustable
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Top Amazon Reviews
One of my girlfriend's cousins and I purchased this bass for my girlfriend who wants to start learning how to play. She's a huge music fan, her favorite guitar style is the SG shape, and her favorite colors are black and red, so she broke down crying out of joy for a good 10 minutes when we gave it to her on Christmas morning. One of her other cousins plays both bass and regular guitar, and both him and his guitar teacher tried out the bass and said it feels and sounds extremely good, especially given the price. During the relatively short time I've spent with it I would have to agree, and there have been absolutely zero problems with it since we received it. One additional thing worth noting about this bass is that it looks way better in person compared to the pictures on Amazon. The wood grain shows through the red finish when you look at it up close or from a short distance which gives it a really nice, classy appearance that doesn't come across in the relatively low-res on the product page.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2013 by Noah Ahmed
This is an excellent low-cost bass. It's not an SG, but it's perfectly playable. The strings were set far too low when it arrived, and everything buzzed. After a little setup work, it played fine, and intonation was remarkably good for an inexpensive instrument. I bought some Fender short scale strings, which had a brighter sound than the strings that came on the bass. It doesn't have a wide range of tones, but you can use downstream modelers to get any sound that you want. It puts out a strong, clean signal, and the short scale is good for us guitar players who play bass only occasionally and find a full scale bass awkward. I plugged it directly into my Focusrite audio interface--worked perfectly.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2011 by Amazon Customer
product looked like it got beaten up at the store, during transit and when it was out for delivery. this is one of my favorite bodies for a bass - huge Jack Bruce fan. look at the photo. also, I’ve waited a week for my refund. wtf?
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025 by Dan and Xoch Dan and Xoch
Only the A and D strings had any volume. The low E was especially subdued while the A was way too boomy. I've seen videos with the pickup swapped and the sound is way more consistent. I think for $280 you can find a much better bass. This bass has the sound of a $75 bass at best. I must say I'm really disappointed. The bass is so beautiful but really sucks, sorry.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2024 by Bob Helbig
Here's my review of the Epiphone EB-0.I've been playing guitar for 2 years now and I thought that it was about time to upgrade.It is a fantastic overall guitar and I think that the color should be classified as red awesomeness. Good sound.The strap pin/screw is located on the back and is on the part where the neck screws on. I like the humbucker. The guitar hums/buzzes little or none hence the term "humbucker" for the pickup. Much better than the single coil normal pickups. Also comes with a Epiphone sticker that is about a foot long and is perfect for a hardshell case. Thats all I have to say about the Epiphone EB-0 Bass Guitar
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2010 by Becky
I just got this bass and I love it havnt even had it set up yet this thing just rocks I love it. I also have a p bass a musicman sub ray 4 and an alvarez acoustic electric bass and so far this ones my favorite I cant put this thing down the shorter neck and smaller body compared to my others just make this bass a joy to play !!!great bass for the money if an epitone is this nice my next buy may be a Gibson .
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2015 by scott buchanan
Update An Easy Fix and reccomendations to Greatly improve the sound: A Bass problem Solved. Many basses Particularly the Epiphone Eb-0 and Gibson EB basses.. But other basses also can have this problem especially short scaled ones. The problem is when the cotton or metal windings are resting over the bridge saddle. I have searched extensively over the internet and found no easy solution that would not require machine tooling and hard to find parts. What you need is a spacer that will go down the strings...and will stop at the Ball / Ring end. I came up with a very easy fix that anyone can do.. All you need are Steel 8-32 Nut's. The Type a screw goes into. The Size is based in USA.. So foreign sized may be different.. If so just bring you "E" string to you hardware store and try out different sizes until you land one that fits as I initially did. I found I only needed one or 2 nut's and that moved back the windings so only the string part rested on the Saddle. The mount of nut's needed may vary depending on the type of strings so just in case buy 5 nut per string and your covered. They cost less than 10 cents each. As a result intonation was perfect and the action and tonal qualities sounded correct and made a huge difference in the overall sound as a big Improvement. If using an Epiphone EB0 bass I spoke with Epiphone to find out the Gauge strings the Bass was designed and setup for: They told me to use: E: .105 A: .080 D: .065 G: .045 . If buying a new Epiphone please trust me one this.. Change the strings!!! I could not find and exact match but the closest I found in gauge were all the same except for the A string being .085 in a set of Ernie Ball Hybrid slinky roundwounds - which worked perfectly.. The intonation did not go off on the A string. Hope this Helps as an easy fix that will make your bass sound vastly improved. Remember the cotton or cloth or metal winding should never rest or touch the saddle.. And should always be well behind it. This fix is cheap and an easy fix!! Hope this helps! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is my older review before I used the nut Spacer and changed strings: The sound and performance is greatly improved now. Still some Buzzing but much better overall than before.... I have been playing bass for more than 30 years and used to own an Original Gibson EB0 made in the 60's which this bass copies. Gibson still also sells and makes a replica of this bass but you can expect to pay well over $1,000.00. Firstly the sidewinder pickup is not designed nor sounds nearly as good as the original. The Bass Buzzes like crazy - I have no intension of filing down frets in an attempt to maybe change that. The Epihone Basses as this model are notorious for the felt or string windings resting on the saddle where they should never be but the felt completely goes over the saddle of the bridge on the E string.. this is a known flaw... and you will need spacers to correct that. The felt or string winding should always be behind the saddle. The sound barley provides a distinguishable sounding note unless you amp or use effects that treble up the sound.. and even then it sounds lousy.. Noisy electronics' that are not properly shielded with poor electronics. I own another short scale Bass a Korean made Dan Electro that has nice low action with no buzzing and clear tones, and the ability to get a nice boomy sound or a very trebly at your choosing. You can distinguish on a boomy muddy setting on the Dan E. the note of the fret.. the EB0 you could be one fret high or low and the tone is hardly noticeable.. great if you make mistakes as no-one will be able to hear them! The wood and finish feels like a quality bass.. but the rest of the bass is junk. If you want that Animals classic bass sound and tone.. I would suggest looking into Eastwood's classic 4 semi hollow body, or the new Magnum bass which has a massive pickup right at the neck just like the EB basses, but more powerful and great sounding. The Eastwood Magnum bass just came out it is costly at $750. but will give you those low deep tone sounds. The Classic 4 sounds quite good in that regard too and gives a nice classic bass sound without sacrificing quality.. and cost $450. You can always get a fender Jazz but they have less boom and are not short scaled. The Classic 4 Eastwood is short scale tho the Magnum (copy of 70's Ovation Magnum Bass) is full scale. There are videos demo'ing these on youtube... I suggest spend a little more and get better quality. If you cant afford much more then I would suggest get a Fender Squire version of the Jazz Bass.. and use an amp or Bass effect device to get the tones you like.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2011 by matt
My husband said he'd like to learn to play the bass so I bought him this guitar. It's was a little more expensive than some of the others but I thought it would be frustrating to learn on a really cheap one. I figured once he learned to play he could buy himself a better one but this one sounds so nice I doubt he does. The weight is nice and it seems to be built well. It's a very beautiful bass guitar.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2010 by Rose