Chris Horton

I don't regret selling my first bass guitar. It was an Encore Precision bass copy. I loved that bass as it sounded ok but had an awfull neck twist. i sold it to one of these local ganeric cash converter type of shop

I have bought all of my current amps , cabs and bass guitars from bass chat. Bought a shed load , One trade deal I sold 2 bass guitars on behalf of a friend (non BC member) Not had any luck selling my own gear on BC as yet. I have only had one dodgy experience from another Bacer which did get sorted in the end. Other than that, bass chat has been a very positive experience Met some great people on here

[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

Thats the best thing i have seen in ages

That is a great sounding P bass everyone has to heve a good P at some point in their life

It looks very cool but £ 4000 , thats just wrong

I vote for number 4 with a pick

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