Older BBs are solid as fuck and I really want one.coldbrightsunlight wrote:I've played some Yamaha basses and they were great but not my aesthetic/active pickups and stuff.
I think the older BB basses are super pretty though, nearly pulled the trigger on a few used ones several times over the years.
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I have owned over the years, an RD250LC, an RD350LC and an RD500LC, all great bikes
I did have a soft spot for Yamaha basses too, at its worst I had 16

They did make a 5 string version, but I never found one for sale - there were only 50 made IIRC.


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They did make a 5 string version, but I never found one for sale - there were only 50 made IIRC.
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I have this old telecaster-style Pacifica PAC402S that I got in high school that I still quite like. I recently had it setup in open D minor tuning to see if I could figure out how to write anything cool with that. I'd love to get my hands on whatever laminate they used to finish it originally, though. It lost a fight with a radiator many years ago and I really loved its original look.
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I'd really like to get my hands on one of those Yamaha SGs to try out, they look like everything the Gibson SG should have been. 

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Pleaser reference viewtopic.php?f=188&t=57700 ...
I also have a revstar guitar. And a 2 Pacificas. Yamaha has awesome quality control and it puts out top-notch products. For entry level anything Yamaha is hard to beat. Their higher-end items are obviously great too ...
I also have a revstar guitar. And a 2 Pacificas. Yamaha has awesome quality control and it puts out top-notch products. For entry level anything Yamaha is hard to beat. Their higher-end items are obviously great too ...
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wow, those are awesome ...Eivind August wrote:Let's share some Yamaha love!![]()

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+10000 I always recommend yamaha for beginners ...Ghost Hip wrote:Yamaha acoustic guitars are legit as fuck. From the beginner to the top of the line. I used to be a GC employee and its what we all pitched to beginners because they were super consistent in quality/finish/fit/etc.
Yamaha basses play and sound great. I think a lot of musicians get stuck in the aesthetic of classic basses that their favorite artists use, and the sleeker/modern look of Yamahas don't really appeal to them? Musicians have a hard time breaking away from what they are used to.
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Yamaha needs to bring back this shape ...
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dude you can open your own music store in your bedroomPaul_C wrote:I have owned over the years, an RD250LC, an RD350LC and an RD500LC, all great bikes![]()
I did have a soft spot for Yamaha basses too, at its worst I had 16
They did make a 5 string version, but I never found one for sale - there were only 50 made IIRC.
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You can see the SG DNA in the "new" revstars ... except the pickguards are different and the Revstar is offset and I think the neck/headstock are bit more snazzy with the SG ...Chankgeez wrote:Does anyone wanna loan me $2.5K?![]()
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I dream of one day owning the Billy Sheehan signature Attitude bass
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^^^ Those scalloped frets.
I've always wanted a Billy Sheehan baritone 12:

These both just popped up on Reverb though:

https://reverb.com/item/8308636-yamaha-sa-15

https://reverb.com/item/8308424-yamaha-sg-2a

I've always wanted a Billy Sheehan baritone 12:

These both just popped up on Reverb though:

https://reverb.com/item/8308636-yamaha-sa-15

https://reverb.com/item/8308424-yamaha-sg-2a
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