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MGR/PapalazarousYamaha RBX 270 Left Handed
Published on 10/01/05 at 15:00I have been playing for around a year now, I'm at areasonable standard, playing mostly funk and rock with the occasional bit of jazz
I bought the RBX270L from Chappels of London, for £200. However I have since seen it online for around £175 although I can't remember where. I needed a beginners bass that was capable of playing multiple styles of music.
This bass is very sturdily built I have dropped it abouth 1000 times and it still works. The pickups seem pretty good for the price, and the bridge is easy to adjust.
This bass has a tendency to buzz, especially if you try to tune to drop d. This can be rectified with a good set up, however it is very hard to get the settings right, and...…
I bought the RBX270L from Chappels of London, for £200. However I have since seen it online for around £175 although I can't remember where. I needed a beginners bass that was capable of playing multiple styles of music.
This bass is very sturdily built I have dropped it abouth 1000 times and it still works. The pickups seem pretty good for the price, and the bridge is easy to adjust.
This bass has a tendency to buzz, especially if you try to tune to drop d. This can be rectified with a good set up, however it is very hard to get the settings right, and...…
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I have been playing for around a year now, I'm at areasonable standard, playing mostly funk and rock with the occasional bit of jazz
I bought the RBX270L from Chappels of London, for £200. However I have since seen it online for around £175 although I can't remember where. I needed a beginners bass that was capable of playing multiple styles of music.
This bass is very sturdily built I have dropped it abouth 1000 times and it still works. The pickups seem pretty good for the price, and the bridge is easy to adjust.
This bass has a tendency to buzz, especially if you try to tune to drop d. This can be rectified with a good set up, however it is very hard to get the settings right, and everything tends to slowly slump back to it's old position. The tuning pegs go out of tune quickly.
It's built very well, solid construction always seems to be common with Yamaha, however a lot of the parts are quite cheap, the tuning pegs in particular are not very good
This bass is ok if you can get it at a low price, however I would advise you to look at something else, for example a Crafter or a Dean.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I bought the RBX270L from Chappels of London, for £200. However I have since seen it online for around £175 although I can't remember where. I needed a beginners bass that was capable of playing multiple styles of music.
This bass is very sturdily built I have dropped it abouth 1000 times and it still works. The pickups seem pretty good for the price, and the bridge is easy to adjust.
This bass has a tendency to buzz, especially if you try to tune to drop d. This can be rectified with a good set up, however it is very hard to get the settings right, and everything tends to slowly slump back to it's old position. The tuning pegs go out of tune quickly.
It's built very well, solid construction always seems to be common with Yamaha, however a lot of the parts are quite cheap, the tuning pegs in particular are not very good
This bass is ok if you can get it at a low price, however I would advise you to look at something else, for example a Crafter or a Dean.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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- Manufacturer: Yamaha
- Model: RBX270L
- Series: RBX
- Category: 4-string bass guitars
- Added in our database on: 11/21/2012
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