nilorius Posted May 30 Author Posted May 30 1 hour ago, Jean-Luc Pickguard said: That's a funny looking motorbike What's so funny? Quote
miles'tone Posted May 30 Posted May 30 4 minutes ago, nilorius said: What's so funny? It's funny because it's not a motorbike. Yamaha and that... Quote
HeadlessBassist Posted May 30 Posted May 30 These are fantastic playing and sounding basses, congratulations Nilorius. 😎👍 1 Quote
BassAgent Posted May 30 Posted May 30 5 hours ago, nilorius said: Here i am - Yamaha TRB 5pII bubinga. Veeeery nice! Love those. Here are mine: 2001 BB N5II and 1998 TRB5IIF: Quote
pete.young Posted May 31 Posted May 31 18 hours ago, nilorius said: Here i am - Yamaha TRB 5pII bubinga. Very nice. There's a great clip of Ida Neilsen reviewing one of these on YouTube somewhere. Quote
Cosmo Valdemar Posted May 31 Posted May 31 On 30/05/2025 at 15:37, nilorius said: Here i am - Yamaha TRB 5pII bubinga. VERY nice. What's the extra knob for? Quote
nilorius Posted Sunday at 06:48 Author Posted Sunday at 06:48 10 hours ago, Doctor J said: Piezo pickup,I would think. You are right. 1 Quote
40hz Posted Sunday at 09:10 Posted Sunday at 09:10 (edited) Wonderful Bass! One of these was Nick Fyffe's weapon of choice for his time in Jamiroquai. Watch their 'Live in Verona' DVD - the tone is great. Edited Monday at 07:42 by 40hz 1 1 Quote
Terry M. Posted Thursday at 13:56 Posted Thursday at 13:56 Congratulations!!! These are REALLY nice creations. I've tried one in both The Bass Gallery and Bass Direct and was very impressed 😊 1 Quote
tubbybloke68 Posted Thursday at 19:18 Posted Thursday at 19:18 Just got hold of a trb5 mk1, absolutely blown away by how good these buggers are! A tad under 34 inch scale and the b string is amazing . Very versatile. Enjoy yours x Quote
Terry M. Posted Thursday at 19:31 Posted Thursday at 19:31 (edited) 13 minutes ago, tubbybloke68 said: Just got hold of a trb5 mk1, absolutely blown away by how good these buggers are! A tad under 34 inch scale and the b string is amazing . Very versatile. Enjoy yours x Hello again mate,I remember you from a different thread. I'm still convinced these are 34" you know 🙂 Are the bridge saddles on your one further forward a bit? Hey of course it's not a big deal either way,great basses those early slapcut models,enjoy it 😁 Edited Thursday at 19:31 by Terry M. Quote
crazycloud Posted yesterday at 00:00 Posted yesterday at 00:00 Measure from the nut to the 12th fret and multiply by 2. Quote
ebenezer Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago Laurence Cottle used one for a good while and always sounded epic, to my ears, better than the GB bass. Quote
tubbybloke68 Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 13 hours ago, Terry M. said: Hello again mate,I remember you from a different thread. I'm still convinced these are 34" you know 🙂 Are the bridge saddles on your one further forward a bit? Hey of course it's not a big deal either way,great basses those early slapcut models,enjoy it 😁 Quote
Terry M. Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 10 minutes ago, tubbybloke68 said: Let me know when you're bored of it 😁 1 Quote
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