Shockwave Posted September 29, 2012 Posted September 29, 2012 Hey guys. UP for sale is my lovely Gibson grabber. Black/cherry, maple neck, brass nut, replaced original bridge with a hipshot one (Original included). Has had a recent refret and neck refinish. Looks lovely and plays lovely! Truss rod is absolutely fine. Comes with original beat up hard case. Body has dings and scratches of a 30+ year old bass. Currently has Dunlop straplok's and elixir strings. Has had a recent set up at the gallery. £710 FIRM. Not haggling on the price at all. Would prefer not to ship but will if buyer pays for shipping and accepts responsibility. Cheers! Rob.
ash Posted September 29, 2012 Posted September 29, 2012 Nice what's the weight please and is there a lot of neck dive - like on mine?
Shockwave Posted September 29, 2012 Author Posted September 29, 2012 [quote name='ash' timestamp='1348940671' post='1820007'] Nice what's the weight please and is there a lot of neck dive - like on mine? [/quote] No idea about exact weight. Pretty safe to say it is light. Never played on your grabber so no idea what your definition of bad neck dive is. It's pretty manageable, not as good as a fender, but much much better then a thunderbird or explorer. My grabber has the smaller enclosed Gibson tuners as standard, rather then the big open geared ones used in some grabbers. Pretty negligible with a decent strap though. R
ash Posted September 29, 2012 Posted September 29, 2012 Cheers my Grabber is very light but being an early one it has the heavier clover tuners which add to the headstock diving to the floor routine. Looks a fantastic bass, good luck with the sale, I must resist......
Shockwave Posted September 29, 2012 Author Posted September 29, 2012 [quote name='ash' timestamp='1348943434' post='1820047'] Cheers my Grabber is very light but being an early one it has the heavier clover tuners which add to the headstock diving to the floor routine. Looks a fantastic bass, good luck with the sale, I must resist...... [/quote] I imagine that would make a significant difference! I imagine yours is the one made of maple so mine would probably be a lighter body at that! (Alder)
Shockwave Posted October 6, 2012 Author Posted October 6, 2012 90% sure about withdrawing it. Just checking in to make sure no one wants it before I make the decision! Price is non negotiable. I have had an offer meeting the price, but not interested in shipping overseas.
ash Posted October 6, 2012 Posted October 6, 2012 Keep it, just recorded mine today and dropped the E to a low D - these basses are so good, the engineer couldn't believe how punchy it sounded. PS the cat in the picture is the ringer of mine!
Shockwave Posted October 6, 2012 Author Posted October 6, 2012 [quote name='ash' timestamp='1349542941' post='1827607'] Keep it, just recorded mine today and dropped the E to a low D - these basses are so good, the engineer couldn't believe how punchy it sounded. PS the cat in the picture is the ringer of mine! [/quote] I do love the sound of mine. Though my P-J does a decent impression of it, quite similar basses tbh. My cat is polydactyl and throws up water all the time. (I keep him away from all of my gear!)
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