We have a circa 1967 Kalamazoo that is original and plays very nice. We just spent a lot of time on the bench with this one getting to set up very nicely. She plays really well and sounds as you would expect with the Gibson mudbucker. The bass is worth more in parts, lolol.... Other than 1 changed saddle screw, she's all there. Only thing to point out is theres a tiny hairline split off the e-tuner screw that was very common with all basses of this era. No abuse but shows careful player wear and patina. We love the period letters and the Dymo label on the thumb rest.. How typical... Just to understand, the big dog was the Gibson EB0, the little brother was the Gibson Melody Maker and the baby brother was the Kalamazoo. The parts and electronics were all the same. Nice bass and nice nostalgia. The bass is set up with old flats which should be mandatory!!!
