1987 BC Rich Japan EB-V Vintage Series Neckthrough Eagle Bass (Natural)

1987 BC Rich Japan EB-V Vintage Series Neckthrough Eagle Bass (Natural)Made in Japan in the mid 1980's, the EB V was BC Rich's neck through Eagle Bass model (and this one's wild). Neckthrough maple construction with a five piece maple walnut mahogany body and a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard (860mm scale length, 44mm nut width), it weighs 4. 2kg's. This one's had the electronics pulled out and reloaded with two passive P pickups flanking an old Jackson 5 string humbucker with some custom wiring (including two outputs to

Looks to be a two piece ash body (almost a one-piece build as there's only one very small join on the lower bout) with a one piece rock maple neck (medium frets

The frets show some signs of wear but are shiny and play well

Greco branded tuners and a Japanese tremolo system

the PB-STD was the Japanese version of the American Standard Precision Bass

These also feature a "smooth joint" which means the neck join is slightly contoured for comfortable high range playing

Components include a TZ synchronized tremolo bridge and Ibanez Powersound pickups with a pair of humbuckers flanking a single-coil

it appears all original except for a brand new bone nut

The hardware has tarnished and one of the tone knobs is cracked but still functions perfectly

The frets are shiny and smooth with plenty of life

the DS-1BK was a very limited run of only 3000 DS-1's sold by Guitar Center in 2016

The Player Plus Precision Bass neck is sleek

A budget friendly model sold at Shimokura Gakki store in Japan