Yamaha RBX460

Low made in Tawan, model 96-97, maple neck, rosewood 24 frets key, solid alder body with a transparent blue DGRAD varnish (mine), mcaniques oil bath tr s correct, trestle base "Fender" micro fittings chromun P + J, volume, balance, a tonality (the three knobs seem a bit cependants lgers and rotate too easily): c is the liability standard configuraton, squinting more towards modern styles with its aesthetics, the very honorable service as often Yamaha (a transpires good quality without being ostentatious).

USE

The handle is well presented, much less an end Ibanez SDGR, for example, was tough and reassuring and once accustomed to it is very comfortable.
The access to acute is standard for a handle screwed junction with the non profile body, it is not a problem, since 51, Fender is done with, so ...
The bass is well balanced, not too heavy, comfortable, throw anything.
Play vacuum, perceives a little wooden stamp and flut separate notes, decent sustain, everything hinges good: there's more that ...

SONORITS

I play on small combos study of past and present (neighboring require) and larger (Peavey, Crate ...) when the opportunity presents ... I search DIFFERENT sounds, mainly around the microphone P I like the sound "wood". I try to play a bit of everything: from classical to big ratafouin. Bah, it is versatile in its basic or no effect at fingers, thumb, mdiator, slap, clump or not. The notes remain built much. A very good study tool is often criticized for low range between Yamaha a little chick output level and a lack of character. The no.

NOTICE GLOBAL

In the era it was trading between 2600 and 2800 F. She had and still has the attractions: look, finish, comfort, sound, versatility. In this budget (used now, if you cross), it was and still is a very good quality-price ratio.
Yamaha offers instruments (guitar and bass, the rest I do not know) very relevant, reliable and qu'honntes but msestims.