The Epiphone EB–3 is a mahogany bass built on the SG design that emerged from Kalamazoo in the early 1960s. Players like Jack Bruce and John Entwistle made the original SG–style bass a rock staple, and this recreation captures that vintage character without the price tag or maintenance headaches. The 863.6 mm scale and 22 frets sit comfortably in hand, while the slim–taper D profile neck keeps fatigue at bay during long sessions.
Two humbuckers handle the voicing: a Sidewinder at the neck and a NYT Bass Mini at the bridge, fed through dual volume and tone controls plus a 3–way rotary switch to blend pickups. The rosewood fingerboard pairs with a 41.91 mm Graph Tech nut for clean string definition, and the 3–point bridge anchors the low end with solid tuning stability. Chrome vintage–style 2+2 tuners dial in fast without slippage, and the included gig bag keeps the bass safe between gigs.
Features
- SG mahogany body, slim–taper D profile neck with rosewood fingerboard
- Sidewinder humbucker at neck, NYT Bass Mini humbucker at bridge
- 3–way rotary pickup switch, dual volume and dual tone controls
- Scale length 863.6 mm with 22 frets and 41.91 mm Graph Tech nut
- 3–point bass bridge with chrome vintage–style 2+2 tuners
- Solid tuning stability and classic SG cosmetics in ebony finish
- Premium gig bag included for transport and storage protection
- Rock–proven design descended from Jack Bruce and John Entwistle instruments



