Yamaha BB 734A Bass, Translucent Matte Black with Yamaha case. Excellent Condition. Barely Used. £600 Posted - *SOLD* £600 St. Albans

[TobyMunkling]

 

 

Excellent condition, low action, great sound. All fully working, no issues. Kept in high quality Yamaha case (included) only gigged a few times. 

These are currently £900 new.

 

 

£600 Posted  SOLD

 

 

 

Full Description

 

Thanks to a pair of powerful custom V7 pickups, you are provided with an incredible tonal range. Designed with alnico V magnets, the 734A delivers a fat, penetrating tone which perfectly complements the alder/maple/alder body. These organic, well-defined pickups have been carefully selected for the 700 series, ensuring players receive a uniquely versatile performance with the classic BB tone.

Yamaha’s BB 700 series of bass guitars also comes equipped with powerful active/passive circuits, specially tuned to offer fine tonal control and extreme flexibility. Featuring a pickup balancer, active/passive switch, and 3-band EQ, you can dial in incredibly crisp tones and enhance the bass' tonal properties for the ultimate experience.

Designed for excellence

 

The BB 734A's body has been constructed from a unique blend of maple and alder, which increases the overall stiffness for an accentuated midrange to cut through dense mixes. The dense maple centre provides a more uniform transmission of vibrations between the body and neck than traditional 1-piece bodies, delivering an unparalleled resonance and sustain. The alder top and bottom provides the bass with a lusciously smooth, deep bass tone, beefing up the midrange while adding a slight sizzle to the high end.

The maple/mahogany combination of the neck delivers incredible stability, while offering the best of both tonewoods for a bright, mellow sound. It has been designed with an incredibly thin profile, improving its playability and feel to suit modern and traditional players. Coupled with a rosewood fingerboard, the 3 woods provide the bass with a complex high end and a smooth playing experience. Its neck is attached with a 6-bolt miter neck joint, offering a more efficient transfer of string vibration thought the body than conventional bolt-on joints. The joint holds the neck closer to the body to provide a tighter hold and improving sustain and resonance.

Vintage Plus bridge

 

The bass’ vintage plus bridge enhances the overall sustain and resonance of the strings by incorporation a unique ‘diagonal body through stringing’. This is achieved by angling the strings at the saddle to pass through the body at a 45-degree angle, placing less stress on the strings as opposed to the more traditional vertical stringing. This method allows the bridge to transfer the string vibrations to the body reliably and efficiently. The vintage plus bridge also allows the strings to be attached to the tail end and features an offset saddle for the low B string.

 

Specifications

 

Product Code: GBB734ATMBL

Body and Bridge

Material: Alder/Maple/Alder

Construction: Bolt-On

Finish: Translucent Matte Black

Bridge: Vintage Plus w/Convertible Stringing

Neck and Fingerboard

Neck Material: 5-Piece Maple/Mahogany

Neck Joint: 6-Bolt Miter

Scale Length: 34"

Fingerboard Material: Rosewood

Fingerboard Radius: 10’’

Frets: 21 Medium

Inlays: Cream Bars

Nut: Graphtech

Nut Width: 40mm

 

Hardware and Electronics

 

Bridge Pickup: VSC7b Single-Coil (Alnico V)

Neck Pickup: VSP7n Split Single-Coil (Alnico V)

Controls: Master Volume, Pickup Balancer, 3-Band EQ, Active/Passive Switch

Tuning Machines: Lightweight Open Gear

Pickguard: 3-Ply Black

Bridge Saddles: Brass

Hardware: Chrome

Case Included: Padded Gig Bag

Edited 15 hours ago by TobyMunkling
SOLD

[Black Coffee]

I have one of these and they are simply awesome for the money. 
 

One of the most underrated PJ basses imho

 

GLWTS

[TobyMunkling]

17 hours ago, Black Coffee said:

I have one of these and they are simply awesome for the money. 
 

One of the most underrated PJ basses imho

 

GLWTS

Thanks. Yeah and they look cool too! 
I’ve switched to Ibanez basses now and it doesn’t get played any more. 

Edited Wednesday at 07:21 by TobyMunkling