BASS EXPO 2014: Our variant on the classic JB theme designed with the beginner/intermediate player in mind, but also as an option for the gigging bass player considering a half decent and inexpensive backup.
The Bluesville series BVB361 features JB styling with solid basswood body, maple neck with rosewood fretboard, two JB style pickups, two volume and one tone control, as well as traditional style bridge and open vintage style tuners all finished in chrome.
Available in a range of hi-gloss colours including Tobacco Sunburst, Black, or Cream.
The BVB361 is nicely balanced and very comfortable to play, offering great versatility and excellent value for money. In addition, a wide range of sounds are available from this bass making it suitable for a range of musical genres.
“A sophisticated, detailed design that produces highly expressive tones with immersive depth and dimension”: Boss unveils the Katana-Mini X, a portable $149 10W amp with FX, tuner and Bluetooth
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“A sophisticated, detailed design that produces highly expressive tones with immersive depth and dimension”: Boss unveils the Katana-Mini X, a portable $149 10W amp with FX, tuner and Bluetooth
“The bass solo in My Generation is one of the classic bass things of all time. And John Entwistle said it was the bane of his life”: Rick Wakeman explains the problem with recording a classic solo, and how he experienced it with Yes’s Close To The Edge
