I decided to sell my Yamaha TRBX605.
Yamaha TRBX605FM 5-String Natural Satin https://reverb.com/item/47721945?utm_source=android-app&utm_medium=android-share&utm_campaign=listing&utm_content=47721945
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While I have listed my Reverb shop up above, I tend to more use Offer Up. I just listed a couple of basses, hereās the link:
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Added to the original post and updated the thread title.
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Ok that accordion is beautiful. Iāve always wanted to play one but havenāt a clue. Is it tough to learn?
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Thanks! Iāve had it since I was in early elementary school.
Itās tough to learn to play WELL. Which is not how I play, LOL. Basically, your left hand plays bass, and your right hand plays melody.
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ā¦ much like playing a piano, but with bellows,
@JustTim does accordion sheet music use the grand staff, similar to piano?
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It does! Not that I could ever read it, LOL.
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You wanna trade that Jazz bass for an Ibanez SRX 400?
You are not too far away from me, I am in Costa Mesa.
This is a fun as hell bass to play. When I pick it up I canāt put it down for a while, BUT, I have just become so accustomed to 21 frets that the 24 frets throw me off a bit. I have three other 24 fret basses, and I will play them if I ever need a 24 fret. I just like them better, they are both LTD, a Slayer Tom Araya signature and a B-4E, neck thru that I really really really love. and a Toby Jazz bass that Albert gave me as a gift that I really appreciate, and love having a bass with my name on it. I am thinking of doing a lipstick pick up on the neck, and try to get some more punk rock sounds out of it.
The Ibanez SRX 400 is I mint condition. anything that looks like a flaw on the photo is reflection, due to poor lighting in my place.
It is not Active preamp, but it has a battery for the Active Tone Control, which is not the same as a preamp, but it is really interesting.
The pick guard is amazing, and is like 3/16" thick roughly.
I get it if you just want money for yours, or if you are not interested in this bass. I kind of want money for the Ibanez, and have it listed on Offer Up for the same price you are asking for the Jazz bass.
I am just throwing it out there, if it doesnāt stick, no problem.
If I put it on Reverb, I am sure to sell it, I just rather do local and not pay the reverb fees.
I can PM you more photos if you want, and I can try to get better lighting or go outside in the sun with a stand to get the best pictures.
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@T_dub Thatās such a cool bass. With that pickup, does it sound like one of your Music Man basses?
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I most certainly would like to trade the Jazz for the SRX. However, Iām selling that stuff to make up for the Dimension purchase. If I trade for the SRX, Iāll undoubtedly end up keeping it.
Let me think on the offer and get back to you. 
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Okay. I just said something, out loud, I never, in my life, thought I would say.
I saw the price and thought, āDang. I never realized a digeridoo was so expensive.ā Then I looked at the pictures of the artwork on it and saidā¦
āThatās a really cool looking Digeridoo.ā
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So, for a long time several years ago, I was VERY into didgeridoos. At one point, I had 12 but now Iām down to 3 (that one included). Of all the instruments Iāve played over the years, the didgeridoo is the only one Iām comfortable playing with or in front of other people. 'Course, I am a little out of practice.
That one originally cost me $550, and I had a couple that were up in the $700 range. You can get very inexpensive, US made didges of almost any material (wood, plastic, clay, one guy up in Joshua Tree made them from yucca trees), but the really expensive ones like the one I listed are harvested, built, and decorated in Australia, using traditional means by native Australians.
It really is. The pictures donāt do it justice.
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Didgeridoos are commonly associated with hippies. You then post on here that your own Squier Jazz Bass smells of incense. Iām not saying thereās a connection but blaming someone else! Cāmon.
You can tell us. Youāre amongst friends.
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Hahahahaaha!
Thatās actually kinda why I got out of the didgeridoo world. When I first started playing, it wasnāt as hippie-associated and it was just a cool, eccentric instrument to play. But then jams with all sorts of musicians and instruments started becoming ādrum circlesā with incense and hallucinogens and the like, and while I donāt begrudge anyone for experimenting and the like, that just wasnāt my scene.
I mean, I once jammed with a bagpiper, a sitar player (sitarist?), and a drummer with a 3-piece set. That was cool.
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Iāll have to tell my youngest son about the didgeridoos being associated with hippies. He wanted one for a while, so a few years ago I got one of the non-expensive ones from Guitar Center. He is not any type of hippie (do they get MBAs? he just got one). Although he did have shoulder-length long golden curly locks in high school! 
Not that he plays the didgeridoo very often, but he can get a sound out of it, at least.
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Yes, those are called āHipstersā
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Thanks Eric, it is very cool, but for reasons I explained, I just donāt get to playing it much, and it sits, and I figured I would sell it for investment money, but I would consider a trade for something I have never had, like a squire or Fender Jazz bass. That might get played more, or it may end up being sold or traded once again. Who knows til I get it in my hands at my house and give it some time. I certainly did give the SRX some love and playing time for a while, but when I got back to my go to bass, I stopped playing it almost completely.
I fully understand. I too could use cash vs. a trade, but like I said before, if a trade gets me something that I have never played before, or like another Ray 4 I could mod and flip, then I could go for that too.
Like I said, no pressure. Mine has been listed for a long time. I had one guy talking to me for like two weeks, saying how he had one, and regrets the day he ever let it go, and this one looks like the same one, and wondered if I had bought it off him a long time ago, or if I got it off a kid whoās dad bought it for him. I did not get it from him or a kid, so pretty sure it is not the same bass. He actually planned to meet me on a Saturday at my place at 1 pm. He made the plans two days before hand, and after we set the time and place, I never heard from him again. People are strange, I wonder if he actually planned to purchase it, or if he was just trolling me? Who knows, who cares, I still have a cool bass to sell or trade.
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Ibanez SR500E-BM Bass Fretless Conversion https://reverb.com/item/48641982-ibanez-sr500e-bm-bass-fretless-conversion?utm_source=android-app&utm_medium=android-share&utm_campaign=listing&utm_content=48641982
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Iām selling my SBMM Ray24. Since i got my EBMM Stingray Iāve pretty much stopped playing the Ray24.
Sterling StingRay Ray24CA Classic Butterscotch https://reverb.com/item/51026899?utm_source=android-app&utm_medium=android-share&utm_campaign=listing&utm_content=51026899
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Iām going to be listing this Quik-Lok GS-450 UNIVERSAL GUITAR STAND, but wanted to offer it to the Buzzers first. It holds 5 instruments and folds up for easy transportation to gigs etc. Itās on casters, making it easy to move around.
āLike Newā condition. $120 plus shipping to your zip code. PM me with your zip code if interested.
Retail new: $194
Iāll hold it for a few days before listing on Reverb.
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