BobWestbrook said:Just scored a BB414 on Ebay to go along with my RBX375! Looks sweet as maple syrup!
You have 3 knobs! Looks like the previous owner modded it just like me: independent volumes for each p/up, with a single tone knob.
Noice!
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You have 3 knobs! Looks like the previous owner modded it just like me: independent volumes for each p/up, with a single tone knob.
Noice!
ah a yamaha-club nice
this is my main bass a BBN4F III. its a cheap bass but it plays great and has good, reliable and solid hardware. great bang for the buck. would defenitly go nuts if i lost it. (pictures are from the seller)
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this is my main bass a BBN4F III. its a cheap bass but it plays great and has good, reliable and solid hardware. great bang for the buck. would defenitly go nuts if i lost it. (pictures are from the seller)
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Grimlock said:
Well, "I" don't have three knobs, but the Yammy does.
And you are correct, that is what they did. An improvement, I'd say.
how 'bout this, to make up for me accidentally missing you, you can be number 1.5 but from now on, no more decimalsChris Breese said:Actually I am club member #19, so all you who came after me, add one!!! Or you could put me in at the end...
For the heck of it, more photos of the BB3000S...
This bass has a real hidden mojo to it. It doesn't sound all that special soloed or in headphones, but when you start hearing it in a mix you realize the awesome lower fundamental power of a well-built neck-through bass.
This bass has a real hidden mojo to it. It doesn't sound all that special soloed or in headphones, but when you start hearing it in a mix you realize the awesome lower fundamental power of a well-built neck-through bass.
danroche said:
second that, I have a fretless bb1200 that I use for anything. It only sounds like a frettless when I want it to. Never touched another bass from the day I bought it. Replaced the pickups for a 60's jb and a 70's pb and put in a bartolini pre-amp. Now it also sounds special soloed.
Gee, guess i joined a club today
This is mine, a lovely BB3000. I've modded it to V, V, T to have a way better sound out of it. But I can't find a date for this bass, it's serial number is 109434. Anyone?
One thing that I'm not sure of is the bridge. I don't know if it's original.
One thing that I'm not sure of is the bridge. I don't know if it's original.
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@ kilian, i've got this from another thread. you could try mailing yamaha for info about the serial
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Bassist4Life said:
I got wise and opened up a photobucket account to show my pics. Why didn't I do this sooner?
I hope you like 'em.
Joe
saxnbass said:
Thanks.I saw your TRB on your myspace website and it looks nice. The quilt is really dense. Do you have a better photo of that bass?
Joe
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