Found on ebay:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/126601414522?itmmeta=01J496460Z968AEFTWMG21RPWN&hash=item1d7a08477a:g:RM0AAOSwbvVmoAkv&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAAwC0VRYaexnI4g%2BQLGQs5kFfTOIdd65ZAewn312WAJ1%2FmJCSqsd2d2HNbg%2BBPMmojZDsUArHfDEbE8jgT8z4ZRcNLcxj5C7CUmktqzowOvNOR37ZCn0UtJk8Vaba3LyrtsLlIiuxoTAjQiTIDqwmtN%2BEvCpj7MYW3JAMVBbzdzt11Gsl%2B49c%2Bs5rEsWCCtOkEJnht1ZBDo9dXME%2BXjfvr1Ojk%2FNXnmxFSub8ZOZE7NoX6Pd%2FpRPQg4AGdn7LGeJ3yhQ%3D%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR8jgkKaiZA&edge=1
Google reverse image search is turning up nothing of use. I vaguely recall seeing a similar headstock/logo before, but I can't place it.
Can anyone help?
Edit:
Ok, own up - who bought it? lol
I see Mark already has a feedback thread so, would just like to add, I bought a lovely almost brand new Yamaha TRBX305 from Mark, yesterday, exactly as described.
His house is warm and he makes a really good coffee!
Cheers, Mark!
I actually got in my first band from JMB... and I'm now on band No. 4.
There's probably a whole book to be written there. I'm a little bit sad that it's all settling down now. lol
I appreciate that some other basses are quite light as well. If anyone wants to sell me a 5 string that is this light, and is not an EHB, well, let's say I'm open to the suggestion.
I have to disagree with this. 5 string basses are always heavier that 4 string basses, of the same type, obviously. But yes, I understand what you mean about some basses being lighter than others.
I agree with the rest of your post.
After two weeks of trying to play the 5 string, this has only just started to occur to me. And even though it looks like I'm playing a massive bass, it seems there's less stretch on my little hand if I play above the 5th fret on that B string...