I recently sold mine - very playable, nice necks, great tonal package but heavy - well over 11LBs.
They were selling for over £1k a couple of years ago - £6-700 seems common at the moment (there's one on ebay).
If you can manage the weight - buy it.
If we're using animal analogies the if you bought this you'd be "the cat that got the cream".
I love the colour - unfortunately it has an "F" on the headstock.
GLWTS Mr Murphy
Found this thread after somebody quoted it on Gumtree.
I bought a BB615 - great bass tonally with amazing playability. My only issue is the size of the body - I prefer a smaller body - if I could transfer everything into a something like a BC Nanyo I would be a very happy bunny.
I've owned both these items - can confirm the quality.
I can't for the life of me remember who I traded them with...did either used to belong to me??
BTW GLWTS
IME The hardest band member to find is a decent drummer. If you can find one you're well on your way.
Obviously we're not counting good singers without an ego...
Bought some Rotos tapewounds (65/75/100/115) a while back - didn't actually open them till yesterday when I put them on my new Yamaha BBG5S.
I didn't play the bass till today when I noticed the D/G are the same. Didn't notice when restringing the bass.
I've emailed Rotosound asking for a "replacement" G string.
Anybody else had a similar experience? In all my time playing I've never encountered this.
I'm not sure the BB's are for everybody. I recently bought a BB615 - great tones, etc but I can't get on with the body shape. I much prefer my BBG5S. So much so that I bought a second - they sound amazing with tapewound strings.