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Sold /// 2011 Stingray5 Skyblue. £950 /// Sold
Chris Horton replied to TommyK's topic in Basses For Sale
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[quote name='thepurpleblob' timestamp='1328706587' post='1531395'] I just acquired this... now back in TRB ownership after a number of years. So far, I'm well pleased with it. The early models are the best ones after all! More pictures when I find my camera... [/quote] I love the cherry red colour so tasty
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Thats the best thing i have seen in ages
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That is a great sounding P bass everyone has to heve a good P at some point in their life
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It looks very cool but £ 4000 , thats just wrong
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I vote for number 4 with a pick
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'79 Precision in natural - Sold sold sold
Chris Horton replied to LemonCello's topic in Basses For Sale
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Hi all, I just wanted to share this, I have been very fortunate over the last few months as i have meen able to try out and play a few different bass guitars. I played some rather expensive instruments which were fantastic, I had not played my Yamaha TRB 6 II for a while , so , i picked her up and started to noodle about I forgot just how brilliant these bass guitars are ! I played about on my bass and every note and string just rings out all the way up the neck , clear and precise , just beautiful. I think that you would have to spend an awfull lot of money (£ 1500 ?) just to get any where near these monsters. It is like picking up a new bass guitar all over again
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[quote name='bolov' timestamp='1327929298' post='1518880'] This is a great bass ...It was mine before I sold it to Graham ! [/quote] Hi Bolov, The Yamaha TRB5 F really is a great bass guitar , with fantastic tone , i wish that i could keep them all but i have my eye on something new Here are some new photo's here - [url="http://s1237.photobucket.com/albums/ff464/cmsb_horton/Yamaha%20TRB%20Fretless/"]http://s1237.photobucket.com/albums/ff464/cmsb_horton/Yamaha%20TRB%20Fretless/[/url]
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[quote name='plumbob' timestamp='1327832200' post='1517241'] I wondered why he was selling , as I bought my Trb5Pii after speaking to Chris , and I don't think I would ever part with it as it does so much so well ! Why did you want the Bubinga? [/quote] Hi, long before i even got my Maple TRB 5PII , I alway's loved the "look" and colour of the Babinga wood. I watched a video of Abraham Laboriel (my faviorate bass player) and i was hooked [attachment=98482:6B9F21F5-Abraham-Laboriel-Sr.jpg] TRB 5 PII's of any kind don't come up for sale very often so when i saw the maple up for sale i went for it Recently ,Mr Z , sent me a PM offering me his Babinga version , i was in the fortunate position where i could buy his bass and then try the Maple & Bubinga bass guitars side by side I can't justify keeping 2 TRB 5 PII's as much as i love them both. Personally i prefer the colour of the Babinga top TRB. I can feel a comparison review coming on ok, with all the tone controlls set in the middle position on both bass guitars and my Epifani UL 502 amp I think that the - - Maple TRB is a lighter bass guitar - Maple TRB has a slightly more zingy / brightness at the top end. - Bubinga TRB is heavier. - Bubinga TRB has a very slightly fuller sounding notes right across the range. (slightly more creamy sounding) with very slightly less Top/zingy end. I found that with a small (and i do mean small) amount of adjusting from the bass guitars & amp controlls , i could get both bass guitars to almost sound identical. I find it quite hard to put down in writing the differences between these two fantastic bass guitars. After playing both Maple & Bubinga TRB's side by side at home in a quitet room, you can hear these subtle differences. They really are subtle. I think that in a normal "live gigging" situation with lots of noise etc,i dont think that you could really tell the difference between the two. It was a real privalidge to try these two basses side by side to satisfy my curiosity but it was allway's going to be a short term experiment thing. I have a very understanding wife They always say that if you are going to test and play a bass guitar , you should do it with your eyes shut and your ears open. For me , this time ,even though the Babinga TRB is the heavier bass guitar, the lure of the Bubinga wood grain and colour won. I hope that is helpful Best Regards Chris
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***SOLD*** Orange AD200B + Flightcase ***SOLD***
Chris Horton replied to Blowupsexcat's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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