Gibson Victory Bass Explained

Gibson Victory Bass
Manufacturer:Gibson
Period:1981 – 1986
Bodytype:Solid, double cut
Necktype:Bolt-on neck
Scale:34inches
Woodbody:Mahogany
Woodfingerboard:Rosewood
Bridge:Fixed
Pickups:Single humbucker (Standard)
Dual humbuckers (Custom and Artist)

The Gibson Victory Bass was an electric bass guitar produced by Gibson Guitars from 1981 until 1986.[1] [2] [3] It was a bass guitar variant of the Gibson Victory.[4] [5] It was not a successful model.[6]

Models

The Victory Bass was only available as a four-string solid-body bass guitar. The scale was 34″, body made of maple and neck was three-ply maple with rosewood fingerboard. A fret-less version was an option. Three models of Victory Basses were produced:

Prices

In the used market it can go from $600 to $1600.

External sources

Notes and References

  1. Web site: 1981 Gibson Victory Bass Owners Manual >> Vintage Guitar and Bass. 2021-05-18. www.vintageguitarandbass.com.
  2. Book: Roberts. Jim. American Basses: An Illustrated History & Player's Guide. Roberts. James H.. 2003. Hal Leonard Corporation. 978-0-87930-721-9. en.
  3. Book: Bacon, Tony. The Ultimate Guitar Sourcebook. 2012-10-12. Race Point Publishing. 978-1-61058-842-3. 246. en.
  4. Web site: 2017-09-27. Some sounds from the vintage Gibson Victory Bass eBass. 2021-05-18. en-US.
  5. Book: Gruhn. George. Gruhn's Guide to Vintage Guitars: An Identification Guide for American Fretted Instruments. Carter. Walter. 1999. Hal Leonard Corporation. 978-0-87930-422-5. 250. en.
  6. Book: Bacon, Tony. Flying V, Explorer, Firebird: An Odd-Shaped History of Gibson's Weird Electric Guitars. 2011-06-01. Backbeat Books. 978-1-4768-5611-7. en.