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THE LIVING EARENDUR

"...Those Words are not Enough..."

AWESOME RBX374

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I'm looking for this. A 4-string Yamaha RBX374 electric bass, features a bolt-on Maple 24 fret neck with a 34"-scale Rosewood fingerboard and dual humbucking pickups. This flat silver modern bass will be the top in my list. Wow!
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p/s : John Myung of Dream Theater does slapping and tapping using this RBX series.. ;) cool.

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