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This Week's Featured Guitar is the EEB-1!!!!
The Airline EEB-1 !!!
This week I'm featuring the EEB-1 by Eastwood!!!
The EEB-1 comes in two colors, black and sunburst. It has a mahogany body, a maple neck, and a rosewood fingerboard with dot markers. It comes with a Single Alnico EW-Humbucker pickup, two controls, one for volume and one for tone. The EEB-1 has a Fender Style Adjustable, Rear String Mount, Chrome Cover bridge and Grover Style Nickel/Chrome hardware. What's unique about this guitar is the through-body F-holes.
Here's some history from the Eastwood website!!
The EEB (Eastwood Electric Bass) Bass is a tribute to the AMPEG AEB model from the late 1960's. Strange yet elegant, the EEB has a look
like no other Bass. The F-holes are cut completely through the body for
an unusual see-through look. Original AEB models sell for more than
$2,500 in todays Vintage Guitar market.
This week I'm featuring the EEB-1 by Eastwood!!!
The EEB-1 comes in two colors, black and sunburst. It has a mahogany body, a maple neck, and a rosewood fingerboard with dot markers. It comes with a Single Alnico EW-Humbucker pickup, two controls, one for volume and one for tone. The EEB-1 has a Fender Style Adjustable, Rear String Mount, Chrome Cover bridge and Grover Style Nickel/Chrome hardware. What's unique about this guitar is the through-body F-holes.
Here's some history from the Eastwood website!!
The EEB (Eastwood Electric Bass) Bass is a tribute to the AMPEG AEB model from the late 1960's. Strange yet elegant, the EEB has a look
like no other Bass. The F-holes are cut completely through the body for
an unusual see-through look. Original AEB models sell for more than
$2,500 in todays Vintage Guitar market.
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Comment by Andrew Kirby on March 2, 2010 at 6:37pm - When Michael Anthony came in we gave him a fretless...he said this was cool, and was almost exactly like his original..which I think he said was from the 50s.
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