Chris Horton

[quote name='Chris2112' post='1339723' date='Aug 14 2011, 04:26 PM']Has that been defretted? If so, looks like a good job, perhaps a luthier has been over it?[/quote]



I am as sure as i can be that the bass was produced in the Yamaha factory as a fretless.

The bass has a great tone and has the best neck shape / profile of all the TRB's that i have owned, very easy to play.

Just wanted to share some pictures of my latest bass guitar.

It's a Yamaha TRB fretless mk 1



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I really like the AC bass guitars . One day I will get one.

These pictures are not helping with my GAS

Does anyone know when the new range of Epifani amps will be on sale in the UK ?

I see on the Epifani website that they have specs etc but i guess that it is American sales only at the moment ?

[quote name='gareth' post='1329091' date='Aug 5 2011, 06:50 PM']Blonde sunbathing

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That is a truly sweet bass
What year is it ?

[quote name='bubinga5' post='1330614' date='Aug 7 2011, 08:07 AM']This is the badboy for me.. awsome bass..[/quote]



I have the 5 string version of this bass in the same finish and it is awesome!
I'd love to check out the 6 string at some point. It would probably weigh about the same as a small planet though

[quote name='AttitudeCastle' post='1329727' date='Aug 6 2011, 11:19 AM']Do they still make the TRB6ps?

I know a new line of TRBs are coming out before too long and have been designed in collab. with Mark from Bass direct

I'd personally make sure i had one with Piezos and i'd be happy!

All the sound clips of the TRB6ps i've heard have been awesome, but whats the actual difference?[/quote]


No, they don't make the Trb6p's anymore.
You can only get them second hand.

I had no idea that there were new TRB's on the way ! Very exciting !

Do you have any details / specs of the instruments ?

Do any fellow trb6 string players think it is worth the extra cash to go from a TRB 6ii to a TRB6p ??

As the title ...........

I own a TRB 5pII and a TRB 6 II and love them both. They both sound very different .

Can anyone please tell me if there is much difference in tone between the TRB6 , TRB6p , TRB6 II & TRB6pII ?

Has anyone played / owned any of the above ??

I have been watching the " dirty Loops" the bass player uses a TRB6p.
I have also been watching " Magazine gap" tim the bass layer uses a TRB 6 pII.

I have some real bad gas for a TRB 6p now !
I don't think that i can hold it in for much longer

I love the look of these guitars but never had the chance to try one of these out.

Is there much tone difference between the Pino and USA standard precision?

[quote name='Chris2112' date='Aug 4 2011, 07:45 PM' post='1327686']
You'd be better off just listening rather than watching the videos. As soon as you see the bassist's haircut you'll be wanting to punch him in the face because of his stupid haircut! Nice tone though.
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I will let him off but only because the dude can really play

Another bounce

I just had a thought ............

If you like the sound of a TRB then check out "magazine gap" a real tight funky / jazzy / pop sort of band .
Tim ( bass player ) uses a Yamaha TRB 6 pII.

The album is well worth getting a copy of.

I have just bought a TRB 5 mark 1 fretless from a fellow BC member.

It is a stunning looking and sounding instrument.
I will get some pictures up on here soon

[quote name='brick' post='1326525' date='Aug 4 2011, 09:36 AM']its a 3 peice band doing jazzy/funky covers of pop songs, bass player uses a TRB6 with the piezo pick up i think

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV10C5wrajA"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV10C5wrajA[/url][/quote]




Thanks for posting the link ,

They are tighter than a ducks butt !!

[quote name='EBS_freak' post='1323996' date='Aug 2 2011, 11:15 AM']Let me guess, you watched the Dirty Loops vids and now you have TRB gas?[/quote]



What is the dirty loops vid's ?
Could you please point me in the right direction, im a real TRB fan

I bought Graham's beautiful Yamaha TRB fretless bass guitar.

The whole process was fantastic. Quick responce to PM's and great communication.
The bass was just as discribed and even better in the flesh

The TRB was well packaged for postage and arrived very quickly.

Graham is a sound guy , i would highly recomend dealing with.
Thanks again Graham , I shall take great care of the bass.

Best regards
Chris

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I love these bass guitars. Proper old skool tone and looks at a great price.

Have a bump for another bass that is on my wish list

Best wishes with the sale

[quote name='markbass555' post='1312605' date='Jul 22 2011, 12:21 PM']Heres my latest one (also in gear porn)... Fender CS 55P in blue metal flake
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That is awesome !!!!!!
Is that the bass that was up for sale in Vintage & Rare guitars a while back ??
A stunner

That looks soooooooo juicy

pm on its way

I would be interested in buying this if you do decide to put it up for sale

Hi, could you tell me what the weight of this cab is please ?
Do you have any pics?

Best regards
Chris

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