Going Fast Eeb-1 Twin Pack [FP3ykcnW]

Introducing the Going Fast Eeb-1 Twin Pack [FP3ykcnW] Bass

The Going Fast Eeb-1 Twin Pack [FP3ykcnW] Eastwood Electric Bass is a true testament to craftsmanship and innovation, designed as a tribute to the iconic AMPEG AEB model from the late 1960s. This bass guitar stands out with its unique, see-through look, achieved through the ingeniously cut F-holes that span the entire body. With a price tag of over $2,500 for original AEB models in the vintage market, the Going Fast Eeb-1 Twin Pack [FP3ykcnW] is not just a bass; it's a piece of musical history.

• Striking design inspired by the classic AMPEG AEB
• Unusual see-through look with through-body F-holes

Features & Specifications

The Going Fast Eeb-1 Twin Pack [FP3ykcnW] is crafted with attention to detail, offering a rich tone and comfortable playability. The bass features a mahogany body for warmth and resonance, while the maple neck ensures a stable and comfortable grip. The single Alnico EW-Humbucker pickup provides a full, expressive sound, and the Fender-style adjustable bridge ensures precise tuning and intonation. Key specifications include a 34" scale length, 1 5/8" nut width, and a generous 7.5 lbs average weight.

• Body: Mahogany for warmth and resonance
• Neck: Maple for stability and comfort
• Single Alnico EW-Humbucker pickup for expressive tone

Why Choose the Going Fast Eeb-1 Twin Pack [FP3ykcnW]?

The Going Fast Eeb-1 Twin Pack [FP3ykcnW] is not just a bass; it's a statement piece that combines vintage aesthetics with modern functionality. Whether you're a professional musician or a dedicated hobbyist, this bass offers unparalleled playability and a distinctive look that will turn heads. With its unique through-body F-holes and premium construction, the Going Fast Eeb-1 Twin Pack [FP3ykcnW] is a perfect choice for those who demand excellence in their instrument.

• Unmatched design and playability
• Perfect for both professional musicians and hobbyists
• Optional premium soft case available for added protection