YAMAHA RBX 300

  • Yamaha RBX 300 bass guitar
    Yamaha RBX 300

Overview

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1987 to 1990

The Yamaha RBX-300 bass was made in the late 1980s to early 1990s. The RBX-300 was very similar to the RBX-200, except the 300 model had a satin finished neck - with a two-toned peg head.

Specifications (21)

Other

Electronicspassive

Controls

Controls materialblack controls
Controls shaperound control
Number of control knobs2 control knobs
Tone controls1 tone control
Volume controls1 volume control

Electronics

Circuit functionspassive
Pickups configuration1 split coil pickup

General

Finish colorsblack finish, red finish, white finish, yellow finish
Made inTaiwan
Configurationbass configuration
Number of strings4 strings
Scale length34 inches scale-length

Hardware

Bridgestraight bridge
Hardware colorchrome hardware

Fretboard

Fingerboard materialrosewood fingerboard

Neck

Neck heelall access neck joint
Neck jointbolt on neck
Number of frets22 fret
Nutplastic nut
Tuner layoutfour-in-a-row tuners

Prices (27)

DatePriceConditionNameComments
1987$300.00good
2017$300goodDonnyGot this end 300 from my girls dad. It has sat in his closet for years. Good condition normal wear and tear. A lil dusty. It has been in the case for years now. Just want to know it's value
2017$50wornAaron
2017$0excellent
2000$125excellent
2000$125excellent
2000$1250excellent
2000$1250excellent
2000$1250excellent
2012£35excellent
2017£35worn
2017$150good
1992350 DEM good
2018$120wornGrizzlyCame with hard case
2018£80goodIanBought from a charity shop, generally good condition and plays well but needs a new nut.
1989$200good
2018$125.00goodWarren
1997£300excellent
2018$220good
1987$300good
1990$300excellent
2017€200good
2017€300good
1990€400worn
2018$180good
1990$180good
1987$399.00goodJogeGood condition

Reviews (2)

YAMAHA RBX 300 reviewed by Robert

5
Average: 5 (1 vote)
Paid 150 used at a pawn shop. Best deal I ever got

YAMAHA RBX 300 reviewed by tika (tikabass)

5
Average: 5 (1 vote)
I've had mine since 1996. I made an exchange with my brother against a mexican Fender P-bass. It's still going strong. Even though it probably need a fret job, the neck is still very straight, and the action is great. All of the hardware and pots are fine, no play in the tuners, no noise from the pots. I've toured with it, practiced quite a bit in the last 22 years. Besides some minor tweaking of the neck with the changes of the seasons, I've had to do no repairs. It's indestructible. The sound is very decent for what is essentially a low price bass, it's got good dynamics, and it's very reliable. I'm still in love after 22 years. Great bass!

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