RBX is Yamaha`s line for the bass players on a tight budget. It`s models are affordable, solid and very reliable. RBX basses come somewhere in between the classic Fender/Gibson style and the hyper modern Ibanez/Jackson creations, settling in what could be dubbed the conservative modern school of design. RBX270J is one of it`s most popular and most successful models. It comes with a series standard alder body with a double cutaway and flat top. Bridge section is fit with a regular four-saddled hardtail bridge with chrome plating. In front of it, Yamaha installs a pair of passive pickups in J/P arrangement. Separate volume knobs act as pickup selectors and master tone completes the controls. Fairly slim maple neck is topped with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard.


RBX270J Full Specs

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Body Shape G4
Body Type Solid Body
Body Construction Double cutaway
Body Wood Alder
Bridge Hardtail
Bridge Top Load
Number of Pickups 2
Bridge Pickup Type Single Coil
Middle Pickup Type P Pickup
Controls Volume
Controls Tone
Pickup Switch Type Volume Knobs
Neck Wood Maple
Neck Shape Series Standard
Neck Joint Bolt-on
Fingerboard Material Rosewood
Number of Frets 24
Fingerboard Inlays Dot
Hardware Chrome
Number of Strings 4
Tuners Die-cast
Scale Length 34"
Finish Gloss

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Body Shape
G4
Jazz Bass
Body Type
Solid Body
Solid Body
Body Construction
Double cutaway
Double cutaway
Body Wood
Alder
Nato
Bridge
Hardtail/Top Load
Hardtail
Number of Pickups
2
2
Bridge Pickup Type
Single Coil
Single Coil
Middle Pickup Type
P Pickup
P Pickup
Controls
Tone/Volume
Tone
Pickup Switch Type
Volume Knobs
Volume Knobs
Neck Wood
Maple
Maple
Neck Shape
Series Standard
Series Standard
Neck Joint
Bolt-on
Bolt-on
Fingerboard Material
Rosewood
Rosewood
Number of Frets
24
24
Fingerboard Inlays
Dot
Dot
Hardware
Chrome
Chrome
Number of Strings
4
4
Tuners
Die-cast
Die-cast
Scale Length
34"
34"
Finish
Gloss
Gloss
1 User Review

Mark Loveday on 2019-03-28 15:48:50

Had this bass for a number of years without realising its potential. In its stock form, it is unremarkable. However, it is cheap, and customisable. Tried many pickup changes, but it was still a little dull even with a) Wizard Thumper P - no longer available b) DiMarzio Ultra Jazz J c) TI flats What made the difference was a bridge change to something more substantial. I my case, I had an old style Warwick Rockbass bridge lying about. The change was huge and - THIS IS SIGNIFICANT - there is no infamous dead spot on the G string at all. Conclusion: it is a fundamentally good bass once the bridge has been replaced.

Yamaha RBX270J 3.50 out of 5 based on 1 ratings

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