Sandberg VS4 Electa, made in Korea/Germany 2016, black. This is a great little bass, it's a lot of fun. The styling and tone is approximately in the Precision Bass category, but with some fun twists. First, it's got a slim...
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Yamaha
Yamaha ERG121 in black, Pacifica family, made in Indonesia 1991. This is a handy beginner guitar. Yamaha's famously consistent manufacturing is on show; it's nicely put together despite being a more basic model. This fits happily into the 'superstrat' genre: two...
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Used Yamaha Lord Player in gloss black with cream binding, made in Japan 1984-86. These models replaced the earlier Studio Lords and originally appeared in 1983, and seem to drop out of the catalogue after 1986. You get some nice appointments:...
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 Used Yamaha Lord Player in red sunburst, made in Japan 1985. These were a Japan-market-only LP copy, the Lord Player model superseded the Studio Lord and had some more deluxe features including a mahogany body and the cheeky open-book headstock. This particular one...
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 Used Yamaha Lord Player in tobacco sunburst, made in Japan 1984. This is one of Yamaha's earlier Lord Player models, they only popped up in 1983 as a more luxurious Japan-only update on the earlier Studio Lords. Yamaha changed a...
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Yamaha PB400Â Pulser Bass, natural finish over ash body, made in Japan in 1978. This is a pretty simple precision-style bass, nothing fancy, but gets the basic elements right. The lightweight sen-ash body is truly stunning, the natural finish really shows...
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Yamaha Pulser Bass, made in Japan 1980, natural gloss over ash. This is superb. Yamaha only made these for a few years, and the build quality is awesome. The neck is a little slimmer than a Fender 50s style P, but...
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Yamaha SA1000 Super Axe, transparent red, made in Japan 1979. These are Yamaha's copy of the classic Gibson 335, and they're exceptionally awesome. The build quality is remarkable; all the details are spot-on and it really feels amazing in the...
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Yamaha Super Axe, 335-style semi-hollow made in Japan in 1978, in transparent red. This is a late 70s Yamaha copy of the classic 1958 Gibson 335, and it sure is a magical beast. The build quality is superb, nothing is...
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Yamaha SA700 Super Axe, transparent red, made in Japan 1979. The Super Axe is Yamaha's copy of the classic Gibson 335, and they're very good indeed. The build quality is incredible; everything is exactly where it should be, the attention...
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Yamaha SB600 Super Bass, natural nato finish, made in Japan in 1977. A little bit P, a little J, a little offset... a mammoth tone! The first thing you'll notice is the beautiful grain of the nato body. The finish...
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Yamaha SB600 Super Bass, sunburst nato finish, made in Japan in 1978. These Super Basses are a bit of a hidden gem, they're precisely and solidly made, and they sound absolutely huge. The bass features a solid nato wood body, a...
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Yamaha SR-400 Super R'n'Roller, sunburst finish. These were Yamaha's version of the '57 Strat, made briefly between in the late 70s/early 80s. The high-gloss sunburst finish has aged beautifully, it really shows off the grain of the Japanese sen-ash! The...
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Yamaha SR-400 Super Roller Strat Copy. Check out the grain on that sen ash! These models are basically a copy of Fender's 1970s era Stratocasters. The neck is amazing; it's been well 'played in' so the finish has worn to...
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Yamaha SR-400 Super Roller Strat copy in sleek black finish. These models are basically a copy of Fender's 1970s era Stratocasters. The neck is great, it's really nicely shaped, the frets are even and low and the lacquer has held...
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Yamaha SR-500 Super Roller Strat Copy. The natural finish really shows the amazing grain of the Japanese sen ash! These models were only made for a few years and are basically a copy of Fender's 1957Â Stratocasters, but with the big...
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Yamaha SR-500 Super Roller Strat Copy. The natural finish brings out the character of the Japanese sen ash; it's a sight to behold! These models were only made for a few years and are basically a copy of Fender's 1957 Stratocasters, but...
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Yamaha ST535RX HSS Strat, made late 80s in Japan in delicious blue burst. This looks so damn cool! The blue burst extends all the way up the back of the neck to the headstock, it's a loud look that's set off...
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Yamaha Studio Lord SL500 in brown sunburst, made in Japan in 1976. The Studio Lord was Yamaha's late 70s LP copy, and the build quality and tone of them is astounding. This is the earliest example of these we've seen, and...
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Yamaha Studio Lord SL500 Les Paul style in tasty cherry sunburst. The serial number records on these is a bit foggy, but the best estimate for build date is 1980 on this one; they were only in production for a...
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