All user reviews for the Epiphone EB-0

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USE

Is -The handle enjoyable?
It's pretty nice to me.
-L'ergonomie Is it good (in terms of shape, weight ...)?
pretty good exept it is a bit heavy and not at all provides balanced.
-Access To acute (recent freight) is it easy?
Easy enough.
-Obtient It easy to sound good? ...dropoff Window
Not really ...

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SOUNDS

They -agree your style of music?
but rather the sound ...
-What Kind of sound you get and with what settings ("crystalline", "bold", ....)?
I find the sound is rotten, the exchange tone setting casiment nothing
-With What (s) amplifier (s) or effect (s) do you play?
I mainly play on an amp w 30 and tested on a better amp (I know that).
-What Are the sounds you prefer, you hate?
Favorites: nothing
Hated: all

I do not say that the sound is super rotten but for that price ...


NOTICE GLOBAL

-How Long have you use it?
3 months ago, I think change low very quickly.
-Have You tried many other models before buying it?
Bought eyes closed
-What Is so special that you like most and least?
I like the finish, but not too much its sound
-How Do you price / quality ratio?
Not very good, some other low for 200 euros are widely better.
-With Experience, you do again this choice? ...dropoff Window
I do not think so ...

A small "short scale" very nice, a neck pickup, tone, basic but effective look cool ...

UTILIZATION

Handle very nice, good ergonomics ... parfate for tapping, for example. Head a little too heavy, which switches the instrument.

SOUNDS

Perfect for rock, some seventy ... A big sound very serious, somewhat surprising for the size of the instrument. Quite complementary to my other bass sounds rather modern.

OVERALL OPINION

I bought it for my 11 year old daughter who quartered the fingers on my basses. I was very pleasantly surprised by the sound and the handle, it's a real nice instrument to play. At that price, who could ask more?

Oh, and I forgot: she is much prettier in real than in pictures, which does no harm.

I brought my bass from a local guitar shop, it was my second bass. I’ve only been playing for 7 months now but I knew that I already needed a better bass. The EB-0 caught my eye because of the size and color. It was also recommended to me by my uncle as it was his first guitar when he started playing.
The guitar cost me just under £200.


Because the scale is smaller so are the fret’s this makes more technical playing easier. The neck is also very smooth so you can slide well. It has a very nice tone that is lower than on most basses. Also the input jack on the bass is on the front, with most guitars the jack is on the side and so when you put down your guitar it may damage the lead or the guitar.

The tuning pegs are too large and so it is easily put out of tune if you lean it against something, they are also very sensitive and takes some time to get used to. Because it only has a single pickup it is not very loud and has a smaller option of tones to choose from. The hook for the strap is also on the back of the guitar meaning that it slips of easily. because of of the location of the pickup it is hard to play slap and pop on this guitar.

The guitar is very well made and every thing works well. The pickup is very securely fastened and does not jutter or move. It is also easy to adjust the screws on it to make the bridge higher or lower to change the action this is very useful. All The knobs are clearly labeled. The head and tuning pegs are very well made as well and do not buzz like many guitars do after a certain amount of time.

Very nice to play, sounds good loud, fun and easy to play but if you want to play funk then do not buy this guitar.

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I paid $250 for this guitar i bought it over the net

I like the short scale but i am a big person and it gets hard to play after a long time. but is a great first guitar or something you would play sitting down.

as i said it's short scale is harder for me. has ALOT of feedback and fret buzz. but most of the buzz can be minimized by messing around with the bridge

i like the guiar alot i'ts kinda heavy very strong finish. i have droped it alot and still no scraches, dings, cracks.

the guitar is good nice for sitting down or using with an acoustic peddal.

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Musicians friend, $210. I like Gibson guitars, so I decided my first bass would be an old Gibson SG style... well, then I saw how expensive they were. I found out Epiphone made new ones, so I bought my EB-0

Looks good, High quality. All mahogany. good adjustable bridge, growling sound. Short scale

You can't slap! the string slams into the pickup, and just makes a dull thud. It is impossible to lower the pickup. This limits playing style greatly. It has a bolt on neck, but I kind of like that rather than set in.

Good Mahogany. The tuners stay in tune, no problem with electrics. Slim neck, relatively. nothings gone wrong with it

Don't buy it if you like to slap. I like very much to slap, but the growling sound of this Bass is great. I really like the feel of this bass, I'm buying another bass, probably an LTD, so I can slap.

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Bought at local music store (Haight Ashbury Music) in Bay Area for $239. I am an experienced Guitarist (25 yrs) and wanted to learn bass along with my 12 year old daughter. I do expect to use this bass for some small and medium gigs. This is a short scale bass (~30") which makes it easier to play - and it plays and wears like a guitar.



Solid mahogany neck and body with nice finish. Looks good. Rosewood fretboard (I prefer, no shellac to wear off. Pots (vol and tone) work well. Good, sturdy adjustable bridge. Heavy duty tuners. Neck is straight as a laser. Big sidwinder humbucker pickup OK, not exceptional, but allows screw adjustments of each pickup to balance volume between strings. Good fat tone. Tone control has definite impact from skinny to fat. Good action. Fairly light. Easy to play/hold sitting or standing.



Wrestling with getting all the buzz out of the strings (E - 3-5 frets, and G, 4th fret only). Frets are even, but still buzz. May give a bit of bow to the neck to fix. I hear short string basses have looser strings which may account for buzz on E string. I can eliminate buzz by raising bridge - but I want as low an action as possible. Single pickup. Would prefer two - but this is a cost issue. A second could easily be added later. Although neck is rosewood, it is painted/stained. No case with unit. No hard case (with exact fit) available. Gig bag available.



Bridge, nut, neck, body, tuners all good. There is no binding on the neck - but this is a minor cosmetic thing to me. Mahogony body & neck looks much better than your standard painted bass - this is a definite one up in my book. Finish is great. I play an old Gibson SG and this is nearly as good. The pickup seems a little rougher than my SGs. Single piece neck not as good as Laminate neck on my SG, but it is straight and does have the lifetime warranty. Generally looks and feels like a much more expensive instrument -except for the sidewinder pickup (my opinion).



Single pickup. Short scale (has pros and cons) great player Excellent wood/body/neck. Solid hardware. and allows for adjustments. Great price/value. Needs hard case designed for it. Watch for buzzing. Be prepared to re-set up instrument. Try different basses. best short scale bass anywhere near this price range.



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Made in China.
20 Frets. Only one microphone.
Two pots, the volume and one tone gnral.
The handle is neither flat nor too bomb.

UTILIZATION

The neck is super enjoyable, and he slips the grip is really simple.
CHAC is to dernires freight is that simple.
Excellent ergonomics, can be a little dsiquilibr but it is a very minor defect.
The sound is warm. Well as fatty rglages DIFFERENT, but I suggest you change the strings of origin. They are not poor, but there are better for one low price.

SOUNDS

This bass is best suited to rock I think jazz is not impossible but it's not a jazz bass of course.
I use this bass amp with a Johnson 30 Watts ter quality.
We can obtenire DIFFERENT sounds, sound very fat, but it sounds as "clear"

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a Journe compltement and I am satisfied.
The particular feature I like most is the fact it is so enjoyable and the sound has played so clean.
This is my deuxime low.
Excellent price quality ratio!
Exprience with this choice I would do so!

I just bought this model new at Michenaud.com 199 EUR. In addition, they offered me the cover bass and Tobago port free. Store very seriously.
Made in China, very nice rosewood handle.
I bought a bass amp more Peavey Max 126 Function Vintage Lamp. I confirm that the tool is very nice, the sound is quite apart from the MI, which tends to curl when it is sought picking. This is also true that it is slightly unbalanced when the strap (round pods / table) but it has more impact during use.
Go see the site of Michenaud, you will have all the facts.
Very good stuff and excellent quality / price ratio. Remember qu'Epiphone is licensed under the Gibson!
Good Fun music at all.
RedGut62

UTILIZATION

Channel pleasant and easy. Access to acute hyper easily by cutting Gibson SG.
Ergonomic slight imbalance but that does not harm when playing.
Very good sound with a single microphone, but its a benefit for a rock bass.

SOUNDS

Epiphone IB0 This is great for blues and rock. I use a Peavey Max 126 amp and a Marshall 100 watts.

The sounds are round and the choice of equalization is correct.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for one month against a Fender Jazz bass
Good sound in fingering, picking less obvious.

The quality / price I paid in Michenaud is incredible! 199 euros for Gibson Epiphone pseudo!

I do not regret it at all and am not about to sell it!

-Made in China or Japan
-20 Frets, short scale (about 10cm shorter handle than a P-bass)
-Fixed bridge, type SG
-Volume control and tone

UTILIZATION

First use the most:
-The handle is very nice, short scale allows a fluidity and a more accurate than that of a P-bass (my opinion)
One gets a very good set with two

less use of:
-Weight is poorly distributed, the bass tend to bite the neck to the rest position, it does not pose a problem as we play.
-The nut of the bass is square, it's embarrassing to the game as we used to play on a long handle, I think a

SOUNDS

I play with a top mark and a bass cabinet 4x12 "Eminence built and mounted.

the sound to the particularity of being very balanced, the big addition to this low (in addition to the short scale) is that the game more or less the bridge really do change the sound.

The tone control was not very effectively, in any event, the mere use of the game more or less near enough to vary the sound and attack.

OVERALL OPINION

Likes:
The short-scale
The price-
-Finish of the violin
SG-color which betrayed the grain of the wood (very pretty)
-Unlike his more or less near the bridge

I like least:
The nut-to reponce because it is a little square
Tone-setting low deficit (not offset the game more or less near the bridge)
-The head of the bass looks when not playing.

I would do if I had the choice often enough for a night in a broken, not without laughter is a very good bass, a P-bass is more balanced but the SG has much more character and some advantage as the shorts and micro scale.

Bass "Made in China"
Short scale, 20 frets, SG shape
A micro level of the handle

The short scale seems right to start, and I do, but (only) 20 boxes end up being somewhat annoying, personally, I would have preferred to have three or four more ...
Square Nut, be careful if you go back to the 17th to play a G # on the small rope, I already opened by hand at that point in rehearsal ... You just have to be careful, but you get used

UTILIZATION

The handle is very easy, normal is a short scale, I fear, however, my next bass will it handle a normal, and is likely to slip me a few finger cramps before I get used to ...
The last frets are accessible, however, I have some difficulty with the last of the E string ... Not very used, so it will be a little f ** t
So, in weight and its distribution, I can not ...
As mentioned previously, the head looks once strapped, I really very hard to keep playing right up: s
The bass itself seems to be very heavy compared with other models in the same price range ...
The use is still quite easy

SOUNDS

This bass suits my style of music, never seriously tested other basses (except for the pids, see above), I can satisfy myself that the game appears well on his finger, the slap also
I play a marshall 30 watt, it's all good, at least for that price, you can not blame
Only minor drawbacks, some notes near the 11th a box stand his huge, while the F # is slender, transparent ...
The tone seems to be connected knob any connections, turn it does not change the sound a bit unfortunate

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 4 months and a half, I'm happy overall, the use is simple, fast, a few drawbacks, however, slightly above cloud the big picture ...
I have not tried other basses before buying, so no comparable as possible
The price / quality ratio is still very good, no doubt, to 140 euros, I can not complain, far from it

With the same money, I certainly would do this choice, it is still low to begin
If I had more money at the time of purchase, I would have chosen a model can be a little better in cort or ibanez, but it was not, and I do not regret my purchase far from it