
Yamaha TRBX605FM TBL: 5-String Flamed Maple Bass Guitar
Five-string bass guitar with a flamed maple top, active/passive electronics, and a ultra-comfortable slim neck profile.
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Overview
Key Features
TRBX600 combines advanced design, precision engineering and time-honored craftsmanship to create a bass that doesn’t compromise on comfort, tone, style or road-ready durability
A Sculpted, alder/maple-laminated Body with a mass-optimized 3D design strikes the optimal balance between tone and comfort coupled with perfect weight distribution.Slim 1 11/16 inches nut width
The TRBX neck design combines an ultra-comfortable profile with 5-piece Maple/mahogany-laminated construction for outstanding stability and excellent tone
YGD H5 pickups are defined by a clean, open tone. Their quad-pole piece design and alnico magnets give them the power to drive the active circuit and capture every nuance in passive mode
TRBX600 models feature an audiophile-grade Active/passive circuit for fine tonal control and extreme flexibility
Player Port app offers a digital tuner and tips and tricks to get you started playing the guitar
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Active/passive switching provides exceptional tonal versatility from one instrument
- 5-piece maple/mahogany neck laminate offers excellent stability and resistance to warping
- 3D sculpted alder body with flame maple top balances visual appeal with ergonomic comfort
- YGD H5 pickups with alnico magnets deliver clear, articulate tone across all five strings
- Slim 1-11/16 inch nut width makes the five-string neck accessible for players transitioning from four-string basses
👎 Cons
- Active electronics require a battery, which adds maintenance and can die mid-performance if not monitored
- The flamed maple top adds visual flair but may not appeal to players preferring a more understated look
- At five strings, the neck is naturally wider than a four-string, which may require adjustment for smaller hands
- Weight distribution, while optimized, still results in a solid-body instrument that can feel heavy during long sets