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Three Gibson G-3 single-coil pickups
The three-way toggle selects neck/middle, all three pickups, or middle/bridge.

Independent shopping perspective
Mike Dirnt's Grabber G-3 is a right-handed, 34 in.-scale four-string bass with a solid maple Grabber body, three-piece maple neck, and ebony fingerboard. Its three Gibson G-3 single-coils use a three-way toggle: neck and middle, all three, or middle and bridge. Those settings cover humbucker-style punch, a full crunchy response, and a more aggressive middle-and-bridge voice. Master volume and tone keep adjustments direct, while the string-through-body Badass II bridge anchors the instrument's fixed-bridge setup. A hardshell case is included.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The three-way toggle selects neck/middle, all three pickups, or middle/bridge.
Detail 02
The body is described as delivering tight lows, cutting mids, and crisp note definition.
Detail 03
The C-profile neck carries 20 medium-jumbo frets across a 34 in. scale.
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This fixed, string-through-body bridge is described as supporting sustain, attack, and precise intonation.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has three Gibson G-3 single-coil pickups.
It selects neck and middle pickups, all three pickups, or middle and bridge pickups.
A hardshell case is included.
The scale length is 34 inches.
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