1976 Gibson L-9S The Ripper Bass Black Finish w/OHSC
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1976 Gibson L-9S The Ripper Bass
In Very Good Overall Condition - Shows Some Playwear Throughout - Small Nicks And Scratches - Pretty Nice For Being 49 Years Old
Original Pickups And Electronics
Original Frets In Very Good Condition - LOTS Of Life Left
Original Hardware - Shows Tarnish
Weighs In At: 10 Pounds 4 Ounces
Nut Width: 1.61"
Neck Depth At The 1st Fret: .83" - 1.00" At The 12th Fret
Comes With The Original Gibson Hardshell Case Shown In The Photos
The 1976 Gibson The Ripper Bass is a solid-bodied, set‑neck 34½″ instrument crafted with a three-piece maple (or occasional alder) body and maple neck, topped with an ebony fingerboard. It uses two Bill Lawrence Super‑Humbucker pickups and a four‑position “Q‑System” rotary switch for versatile tones. Finished in Fawn/Black, its striking design and growling tone make it a standout vintage Gibson bass.
1976 Gibson L-9S The Ripper Bass
In Very Good Overall Condition - Shows Some Playwear Throughout - Small Nicks And Scratches - Pretty Nice For Being 49 Years Old
Original Pickups And Electronics
Original Frets In Very Good Condition - LOTS Of Life Left
Original Hardware - Shows Tarnish
Weighs In At: 10 Pounds 4 Ounces
Nut Width: 1.61"
Neck Depth At The 1st Fret: .83" - 1.00" At The 12th Fret
Comes With The Original Gibson Hardshell Case Shown In The Photos
The 1976 Gibson The Ripper Bass is a solid-bodied, set‑neck 34½″ instrument crafted with a three-piece maple (or occasional alder) body and maple neck, topped with an ebony fingerboard. It uses two Bill Lawrence Super‑Humbucker pickups and a four‑position “Q‑System” rotary switch for versatile tones. Finished in Fawn/Black, its striking design and growling tone make it a standout vintage Gibson bass.