wow didnt notice till you postedLook at the B and E strings. They're wound from the bottom of the tuner post up to the top.![]()
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wow didnt notice till you postedLook at the B and E strings. They're wound from the bottom of the tuner post up to the top.![]()
Look at the B and E strings. They're wound from the bottom of the tuner post up to the top.![]()
If you don't buy it, restring it and immediately post pics of it restrung correctly, several of us will suffer internal damage.
Boy, nothing says 80's like a headstock like that.
Before the bed broke.That's what she said
It's an RBX early 90'sFor sale locally. Looked through hundreds of google images but couldn't find any 5 string Yamahas witih a slanted bridge pickup, so I'm thinking it's probably an older model. I checked it out and it seems ok - some buckle rash and fret wear. Couldn't locate a model or serial number. Looking for any thoughts or experience. Thanks! Peter.
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It doubles as a great crowd control tool.
not soundgear. it was the neck pickup that was angled.That angled aft pickup is a 'thing' with the Japanese, you see early Soundgears, Moons, and others with that configuration.
several yamahas are made in indonesia now.This is also made in the Yamaha Taiwan facility, which since then has closed as they moved all non-Japanese production to China.
most BB models moved to indonesia after taiwan ceased production.This RBX range of basses completely replaced the BB axes around the world, except for some Japanese-only BB models. Hard to fathom . . . .