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Gibson Bass Guitars

Gibson Bass Guitars

Gibson bass guitars have deep roots in rock and roll. These basses have been providing the rocking low end for bassists all the way from the 1960s to the modern day.

Gibson USA combines its sense of innovation with ingenious reinvention to deliver the new Gibson Basses, which are amongst the most powerful and versatile four-string bass guitars available on the modern market.

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INCREDIBLE SOUND AND PLAYABILITY

A comfortable body shape, full-scale neck, and two incredible sounding bass pickups come together to produce a great, incredibly playable bass with unprecedented power and fidelity. From syncopated funk, sultry jazz, or in-your-face rock – Gibson basses have got you covered.

FAMOUS GIBSON BASS PLAYERS

One of the most famous Gibson EB players is Jack Bruce of Cream. With Jack Bruce being known as one of the greatest bass players of all time then it’s fair to say he knows a thing or two about the bass guitar and the Gibson EB-3 was pretty much known as his signature bass.

GIBSON BASS: SERIOUSLY ICONIC MODELS

With the EB body being derived from the Gibson SG, and the Thunderbird being similar to the Gibson Firebird, these bass guitar models should be instantly recognizable to any music fan. The Gibson Les Paul Junior Tribute DC Bass also packs a distinctive aesthetic and great sound - but can be a bit more affordable. These are great bass guitars for a multitude of styles that have surely sailed through the test of time.

FAQs

  • Why are kick pedals so expensive?

    Some kick pedals cost more than others simply due to the high-quality materials, components, and craftmanship that goes into creating them. Investing in a solid kick pedal should set you up for many years.

  • How do double kick pedals work?

    Double kick pedals work in much the same way as a regular kick pedal, except that the second pedal is attached to another beater. This allows for patterns and rhythms that would be impossible with a single kick, as both feet are used to control the pedal.