dannyhill

[quote name='BassBus' date='Jul 21 2010, 06:57 PM' post='901111'] It is a cheap bass, cost me £125 late 80s/early 90s and has a plywood body. Having said that it has a cracking sound and a lovely neck on it. Through a SansAmp BDDI I can get a very passable Geddy Lee sound. I'm sure you could pick one up on Ebay for next to nothing if you ever see one. I know, I have exactly the same one as yours, made in Korea, picked mine up in 1987/88? Hasn't been played alot since 1990. My bandmates always said it had the sound of a rubber band and the pickup selector seems bizarely to have been mounted backwards. Just recently purchased an Ibanez SR300, much lighter, wider range of sounds, easier/faster to play and more resonant sound. Now playing back through a 35W Electric Bass Amp by Gear4music. How does yours compare to your other basses, the Yamahas, Washburn and Hohner? Cheers, Dan

[quote name='BassBus' post='508448' date='Jun 8 2009, 07:56 PM']Never shown my fretted ones before so here they are. Columbus Series 3, Yamaha TRB6 II, Yamaha BB1100s, Washburn Status 1000, Hohner B2A (front) And the fretless ones for good measure. Back - Stentor Arcadia DB, NS CR4M Front - Spectorcore, Status S2, Tokai Jazzsound[/quote] Hi, What is your opinion of the Columbus Series 3, say compared to your other basses and they seem pretty rare, at least on Google anyway :-) , how much do they go for? Cheers, D