All user reviews for the Gibson Grabber

I possde two Gibson Grabber G1, one of the other 1977 and 1980. Both factories in the United States. 20 boxes to a handle large enough and that is refined pais gure the head. This is one of the CHARACTERISTICS that made me choose this low.
2 knobs: volume and tone. Simplicity efficiency

UTILIZATION

The handle is trs enjoyable provided you do not have tiny hands.
CHAC is very easy to acute and ergonomics fabulous.
The Micro Systm rail can boost a lot the treble or bass depending on needs and desires. The sound is heavy and nanmoins fat, but that's exactly what I want this bass.

SOUNDS

It's perfect a very heavy rock (punk, stoner, garage, AC technicians ...), but big refrain.
On a good ampmli (Ampeg, Orange, Trace Eliot ...), do not worry, you will manage to always find a good sound.

I play with the natural sound and a Boss bass overdrive ODB3.

OVERALL OPINION

I play for over 15 years now. And even if I confess not to have an exceptional technical level, I tt MODELS many of which I felt more or less comfortable, but the Gibson Grabber is undoubtedly one I prfre among those tested (rickenbacker, musicman, thunderbird, ibanez diffrent ... etc)

The small problem is the ... ct Aesthetics It looks like a plank foncirement pizzas, but it also flies when it was in hand.

I possde two since early 2006. For me this is the right choice!

United States, 70's
Gibson has a micro bridge position variable ---> run
1 volume, 1 tone
handle mapple

UTILIZATION

The neck is thick
easy access to acute
Ergonomics is good, fairly substantial weight
The adjustable sound is pretty simple

SOUNDS

We get all the sounds of a bass that time
ie a fat and very serious
with the possibility of so adjusting the neck slap
the one I had ropes from the handle which requires
efforts for the game

edition from 28/07
I live a style pop rock with this bass plugged into a Hartke and an overdrive pedal for certain securities.
a round and warm, I am satisfied with this bass

OVERALL OPINION

I have been construed in a few days and then
I like the special is that it is an old low enough original and very rare
the sound is closer to fender jazz bass precision and

The Gibson Grabber is a bass guitar made in the USA and has a single pick up with a tone and volume control knob for the one pick up. It has a 1/4 inch input and has a unique body design that I've never seen on any other guitar.

UTILIZATION

The neck of the Gibson Grabber is fluid feeling and is overall pretty easy to play. The neck if pretty round and there is good room to play and feel comfortable. It is easy to play all around the neck, and while I'm not sure what the neck is made out of, I believe it is made of the same material that the rest of guitar is made our of. The guitar is pretty light for a bass guitar and the shape is unique and quite cool looking.

SOUNDS

The sound of the Gibson Grabber is really thick and gritty sounding for a bass guitar. Gibson doesn't make a ton of bass guitars, but the Gibson Grabber is a great sounding model that has a sound of its own. If you are looking for a bass guitar that is gritty and interesting sounding, this is definitely a great choice to try out. It is awesome sounding when you throw a bit of overdrive on your tone as well, or simply cranking your bass amp. I've gotten great results with the Gibson Grabber, both for recording and live gigging.

OVERALL OPINION

I've been using the Gibson Grabber for about two years and it is definitely one of the more interesting sounding basses that I have used. It has a certain thickness to the sound that is hard to describe, but once you pick up and play it, you'll definitely understand what I'm talking about. Getting one of these used isn't as expensive as you might think and is definitely a great choice for both intermediate players and professionals. It is great to have the Gibson Grabber around because of the unique tone and look it has and when you are looking for that gritty bass sound, theres nothing better.