#GIBSON GRABBER SERIAL NUMBER#

The instrument bearing the serial number listed above was handcrafted by the master luthiers at Gibson USA in Nashville, Tennessee, and is part of the 2009 Limited Run Series of guitars.Д¬ongratulations on your ownership of this Limited Edition Guitar. Only 350 guitars will be made of each model вЂ“ no more, no less вЂ“ and each one will be identified by the guitarвЂ™s serial number and the Certificate of Authenticity you hold in your hands. Throughout 2009, Gibson USA will unveil 22 very special guitars under the new Limited Run Series label, each one a confirmation of the ingenuity and skill of the craftsmen at Gibson USA. The new Limited Run series guitars from Gibson USA are the ultimate testament to this fine legacy. Mixing time-honoured processes with remarkable attention to detail, the hand-crafted guitars of Gibson USA have withstood the test of time to become the absolute standard for exceptional playability and tonal quality.

ThereвЂ™s something special about the beauty and playability of a Gibson guitar from Gibson USA. The Gibson Grabber II is one of the best bases we have ever played along with the Ripper II you wonвЂ™t want to put it down.ДЇrom the Gibson Ripper II Certificate of Authenticity: It has a C shape neck profile with a 10вЂі fretboard radius. The approximate measurements of the Grabber II neck is as follows, the nut is 40.45mm / 1.5925вЂі wide and the depth of the neck at the first fret is 20.56mm / 0.8095вЂі and 23.20mm / 0.9135вЂі deep at the 12th fret. The Grabber is a real joy to play with an unbelievably good sound, the sliding pick up is so much fun to use and looks great with the chrome cover. Famous players over the years include Gene Simmons, and Mike Dirnt of Green day, Mike Starr the original bassist of Alice in Chains also played one after being gifted a Grabber II during his appearance on Celebrity rehab. The neck is smooth and fast and it has a very distinct headstock which is a rounded triangular shape with excellent Grover tuners. For the first time ever on a Grabber Gibson have added a Rosewood fretboard which makes the bass even better. Incredibly cool and sleek looking, the matt ebony finish feels great, nice and smooth. The Grabber II has great styling with the round tablet style body and SG style horns at the top. This bass is number 159 of only 350 ever made. This bass was part of a special run in 2009 when Gibson took 22 classic guitars and reintroduced them in very limited numbers. They have taken the classic bass and produced to even higher quality standards than ever before, courtesy of the master craftsmen at Gibson.

What Gibson have managed to do with this special run bass from 2009 is astounding. The are incredibly innovative with the sliding pick up that can be moved into your exact desired position whether close to the neck for a bassier sound or closer to the bridge for more treble and attack. The Gibson Grabber is a legendary bass from the 1970вЂ™s with an incredible sound, looks and playability.

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