This is the BEST Value for Money Bass That Upped My Live Game! | Yamaha BB734A Review
Are you searching for the best bass guitar to take your live performances to the next level? Look no further! After using the Yamaha BB734A bass guitar live for over two years, I can confidently say it’s a game-changer that offers unmatched value for money. Whether you’re a bass guitarist, guitarist, or rock music producer, this review has you covered!
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✅ My two-year experience using the Yamaha BB734A for live gigs – real-world insights you won’t find anywhere else!
✅ Review of the Yamaha BB734A – build quality, sound versatility, and live performance reliability.
✅ A breakdown of key features like the active/passive switch, incredible tone control, and premium craftsmanship.
If you’re looking for the perfect balance of performance, tone, and affordability, the Yamaha BB734A might just be your next bass. Watch now to find out why this bass is a must-have for your music growth journey!
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Apologies for the couple of faux pas in this video – I wanted to keep it real and unscripted rather than re-record.
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Thank you for the tour around this bass.
one of your first sound samples on this brought me back instantly to the time i used to go and watch the Models. The album in particular was Pleasure of your company and the song is "God Bless America" and rumor has it he used a Yamaha BB on much of the album.
I did see him appear with the Ibanez Musician but it didnt have the same sound. It was the Yamaha that really had that quality Models sounds.
I currently have Yamaha RBX375a which I love. I have tweaked the capacitors in it.
I used to have the Ibanez Musicians and a fretless Fender Duff Mcagan, but its the yamaha that is the most enjoyable and effortless to play….. wider flatter neck i guess.
And yes im a dickhead for selling my basses of the past.
Thanks Much
you would be better off with a push push led switch. when depressed it lights up with a tiny led its in the active mode when off its obviously in passive
I have the BB434 in the coffee sunburst colour. Not really into active Basses, so I went for the non-active one. It was cheaper as well. I swapped the Bridge out, put some Flats on. It's now my main Bass.. I sold my '95 Fender Jazz Bass as I stopped using it. I love the PJ sound. Yamaha did a fantastic job on this Bass. Money raised from my Fender will go towards the Yamaha BB P34 MK II Pro Series. I tried one out while in London at the Yamaha Shop. It's expensive, but the best thing I have ever played, picked up
The only reason I even knew about the BB series is because of Peter Hook. Instead of a Fender Player II P bass, Im getting the 434 as my first bass due to him(although I love the Flat matte black of the 734 I just cant justify the extra $280 bucks..or can I?).
They really should give Hooky 10% of every sale since he is probably the reason for 40% of all BBs series bases being sold.
Now I just need to get an old Hiwatt amp, which are very rare and very expensive in the US.
I've been using Yamaha BB's since about 1984 – I'm on my 12th i think =^) I got a 735a a few years ago for just $500 AUD – absolute steal!
Are the fretboard edges rolled off and smooth on that one?
I used to have one exactly the same but like a fool sold it. They really are wonderful basses. I now play a bbp34 with flats on. Still regret getting rid of the 734a though. Great video.????
I like the location of truss rod adjuster. It is easy to just the truss rode on that location. Neck is perfect. If it is 5 string bass with cherry burst color body it will be sold out easily. Its active but I prefer passive.