Ktaxon Electric Bass Guitar 5 String Bass Guitar with 20 Watt Amplifier, JB Type Pickup, Naturally air-dried Maple Neck, Rosewood Fretboard, Basswood Body(Black)

OMG! This bass is FENOMENAL especially for the price.It is just as good or even a bit better than my Gibson, Ibanez and some of my other bass guitars, (11total), that I own.The quality is great.The finish is great.The neck is outstanding, especially with the super glide satin finish for fast and easy playing.The pickups are just fine but an upgrade will surely help to make this even better.The practice amp is very adequate for the beginners and for playing in the house where you do not need very loud volume. I hooked up the bass to my Marshall head and the bass preformed beautifully.Out of the box the only thing that I had to do with this bass was to tune it, set the action and adjust the intonation on the E string.Beginners and experienced players definitely should get this bass.

Kid loves the bass guitar I myself prefer a finished neck The Unfinished neck feels rough to me but sounds good is holding it to

I like the PJ bass I think it is best for learning and I only use it as a hobby more so to play along with songs i enjoy. The only problem i really have is there is no instruction manual that comes with my order so I had to tune it (first ever bass there is no way it’s in tune) and the amp buzzes quite often which can affect how i playa and hear my music.I recommend this to new bassist as it’s a cheap way to get into playing!

I'm teaching myself how to play, so this is my first bass guitar and I like it. The small speaker that comes with it sounds good to practice with.Fyi ... It just comes with the bass, the small speaker, case & wires.Everything else are extra accessories I purchased.

Everything worked right out the box. the amp is not that great, but that's to be expected at this price. When the bass is plugged directly into my 8track (not using cheap amp) it sounds clean. This will get me started just fine.

This has a great sound and good playability—including the full two octaves of the 24-fret fretboard. I had to set the action a little higher than I’d like to avoid string buzz—but then I like it really low for endurance reasons while chording, so that’s a pretty minor caveat. On the whole, this is an absolutely stellar deal. The quality seems more like what I’d expect from a bass in the $500-$1200 range. It’s not just a starter bass, imo. (It *is* a starter amp: sounds pretty decent and is more than enough for solo practice but not loud enough for a band, as you’d expect from the size.) Fantastic deal. The bass and amp I received are Glarry, but exactly like the pictures and description aside from the branding, so probably just a change in company name or something.

Very nice looking bass, I'm really impressed what you get for the price. It sounds really good a lot better then I expected

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