Best Choice Products Acoustic Electric Bass Guitar, Full Size 4 String, Fretted Bass Guitar w/Padded Gig Bag - Vintage Sunburst
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Color: Vintage Sunburst with Gig Bag
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- ACOUSTIC-ELECTRIC BASS: Equipped with a 4-band EQ-7545R preamp to produce high-quality audio for hours of musical practice and play
- 4-BAND PREAMP: Experiment and customize your sound with built-in volume control! A 4-band equalizer lets you adjust bass, middle, treble, and presence with ease
- ATTRACTIVE DESIGN: Crafted with an attractive sound hole inlay, chrome die-cast tuners, and a glossy finish for easy upkeep
- CUTAWAY SHAPE: A classic design, the cutaway shape combines a rich, supple tone with easy access to the higher frets for a more diverse sound
- PADDED CASE: A convenient carrying case comes with backpack straps, a durable padded material lining, three storage pockets, and a non-slip rubber pad for quick access to your instrument; BASS GUITAR DIMENSIONS: 15.5"(L) x 4.5"(W) x 43.7"(H)
Brand: Best Choice Products
Color: Vintage Sunburst with Gig Bag
Item dimensions L x W x H: 44 x 15 x 4.5 inches
Back Material Type: Wood
String Material Type: Wood
Finish Type: Polished
Instrument: Guitar
Item Weight: 7 Pounds
Operation Mode: Manual
Number of Strings: 4
Item Weight: 7 pounds
Product Dimensions: 44 x 15 x 4.5 inches
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: April 18, 2023
Back Material: Wood
Color Name: Vintage Sunburst with Gig Bag
String Material: Wood
Number of Strings: 4
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Color: Natural
Sometimes, you can buy an inexpensive instrument and it will sound great. This is one of those instruments. I hope my post helps others, I’ve been playing acoustic guitar, bass guitar and other instruments for more than 30 years. Here is the breakdown on this acoustic electric bass guitar. What came in the box: 1) On the box, the guitar was made by Sky Enterprise, the model of this bass is 427 for the one that is natural color. 2) The box came with pick guard that has a Self Adhesive sticker on the back. I am glad that the manufacturer is giving the owner the option. To me, I like the way the bass looks without it, but end game... it depends if the player heavily uses a pick or not.. some do. 3) There was no hex wench for the truss rod, however I have ones that fit already.. so no big deal on that. 4) The guitar did have foam wrapping inside, and then just the thin outside box. I think that there should have been another external box for more protection. Physical condition / Fit and Finish: 1) Unlike others that have posted, on the one I got... “no” scratches or other damage. The body is perfect! There is abalone for the rosette, and the front top wood may be spruce, the sides and back very much do look like mahogany. 2) The fretboard is supposedly rosewood, and it was “very dry”, I put 3 dime sized drops of Old English lemon oil (not polish) to condition the fretboard. The strings were not tight (as they should) so it was easy to rub in the oil. 3) The “BC” that is on the head stock was very faded, and not to noticeable unless you get in close to the guitar. I don't think that was intentional by the manufacturer, however I very much like the way the logo looks. It's not pronounced. more faded with the wood itself. 4) There is a strap bottom on the very bottom of the guitar and another one of the side of the “neck” toward the body, not sure if that was added as an after thought as I read some posts here on Amazon that there was no 2nd strap button. 5) The built in equalizer is a model: EQ-7545R which you can find by itself on Amazon. The volume knob does not seem too solid, so be careful about that when your turning that volume knob, the other sliders on the EQ, seem good. The battery check light works. Also note that the 9-volt battery is installed and has plastic wrap on it, so you have to pull the battery compartment out and then take that plastic wrap off..don’t forget about that. Sound / Playability: 1) All the frets are fine, they seem to be all the right height.. no dead spots.. nothing. The ends of the frets are "dressed", no need to file them. 2) I did have to tighten the truss rod, that that helped bring down the string height. The white saddle the the strings goes over on the bridge, that piece does come out, and I took down “half” of the material using a dermel rotary tool, then a flat metal file and that also helped get the strings height lowered for better playability. Don’t forget to look on YouTube for instructions on adjusting the truss rod and saddle, "you can" do the basic set up yourself. It's more of a feel, see and play "thing"... more than anything else. 3) Some people in the comments has said that the biggest string, the “E” string does not sound loud enough when the guitar is plugged into an amplifier. Try adjusting the equalizer settings, take down “higher end” on the right of the guitar equalizer and then turn up the “mid” or “high” on your amplifier, that may balance out the sound more. 4) The bridge looks more like a classical style bridge. It has no bridge pins, only holes that go thru the bridge itself. I went with light gauge D'Addario Strings, which I may return for some phosphor acoustic ones, not 100% on that. Another idea, is Nylon strings. Also to note, buy bass guitar strings that are short scale. Also to add, that light strings tend to be brighter, but the upside of that, they are easier to press down and \ fret and also less tension on the neck and bridge. 5) The strings that comes with the guitar, are “ok” for the short term, but I can see physical imperfections of the strings themselves, like the wounds are mushed up in some areas of each string. There is plenty of new ones to choose from on Amazon. Final Conclusion: This electric acoustic bass guitar is a Christmas present but I needed to check out that there was not any outstanding issues with it. From what I can see, this is perfect. I have not seen any acoustic electric bass guitars, that the body has that cutaway shape in this low price range.. anywhere. It’s definitely worth buying 100%… Have a great holiday season! - Tom
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2016 by Tom and Laurie
Color: Natural
For the price, this is an incredible acoustic/electric bass guitar. I play a Kay upright bass in a bluegrass band and wanted to experiment with an acoustic electric bass. This was the perfect choice because it didn't cost much. I was worried I was going to get junk at this price but was I wrong on that...... 1. Overall quality of build: Yes this isn't a Gibson or Martin....but it is 1/20th the price. The build quality is mechanically sound but it is very plain....uhhhh the price of this guitar is cheaper than replacing a Martin pickguard....The body is solidly built, not at all like those Sears guitars of days of yore.... 2. Playability: Feels comfortable to hold...fingerboard is good. Mine did not have any buzzing. Going up and down the fretboard, it felt pretty good....I have felt better fretboards on $1000+ basses, but this one will not impede you. Good musicians can get good sound and performance out of this guitar... 3. Strings: REPLACE IMMEDIATELY. The OEM strings sounded a little flat and I felt a little disappointed. I replaced them with D'Addario Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Bass strings, EPBB170. The bass came to life. I heard all the high frequency overtones with the fundamental tones. These strings pushed me over the edge so that I REALLY want to use this bass now. 4. Overall Sound: Surprisingly good. Compared to my 4 and 5 string electric basses, this bass definitely had a good acoustic sound by itself and also going through the preamp. The pickup was able to detect the small high end frequencies when playing an acoustic instrument. I was very surprised how good the electronics and pickups are on this unit. Usually decent electronic pickups cost more than this whole bass. This bass with D'Addario strings has a lot of character. 5. Utility: If I were playing electric bass with a band, I would use this bass more because it gives the bass sound much more character. You can equalize the sound down to make it sound more like an electric bass. But because it is so cheap, you wouldn't mind bumping into the wrong end of a mike stand or if at the beach getting sand into the sound hole. A great way to add bass to a jam at the park or the beach when you don't have electricity. 6. Loudness: If you are in a jam with 3 or more loud strumming Gibsons and/or Martins, you won't be heard. Good time to take a break and get a beer. However if you jam with musicians who are cognizant of a balanced sound product, then you can be heard...the guitars just has to ratchet back some. Jamming with bluegrass folks, you wont be heard...banjos will drown you out if you don't have an amplifier by your side....that's time to get the upright. 7. Lookin Good Status Symbol: NOT!!! Save your pennies and go buy that Martin or Gibson. Real bass musicians will give your equipment a double take but if you play well, they will be asking how you got a good sound out of this no name.... 8. Practice bass: This is great for practicing. You don't need to plug in to hear your solo practice sessions. I really like this feature. OVERALL: I am very happy with this bass and get happier the more I use it. I will revise this review if I start changing my mind...
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2014 by JR
Color: Natural
Surprise! Fedex delivered a gem in a single ply box with no padding without a single problem. Not a bass player. Guitar for 60 years. Semi pro guitar tech. Fit and finish. Better than expected. Fit and finish very good except for some blem areas on the piping at the neck joint. Unplayable out of the box. Action way high, no relief in the neck. Removed strings and shaved saddle. Rocked frets all ok after setting. Cleaned and oiled syntheticfretboard, polished frets. Fret ends were good Reinstalled strings and tuned. String height at 12th fret bass side E 2.4mm Trereble side G 2.0. (Info neck is 15 degree radius) set relief to .10 at 8th fret. Retuned and played. After getting the hang and feel of it, played nicely with minimal buzz. Went electric through a Peavy Basic 112. Preamp an equalizer work good. Volume equal across strings. Equalizer and volume control quiet and linear. Suprise!Surprise! This thing is pretty good. Intonation acceptable just slightly off, to be expected. Tuners are marginal but work. Too soon to know how they hold tune. Overall I an very pleased with this purchase. It's very playable and looks sturdy enough to take camping in a gig bag. Plan to replace strings asap as these suck. Probably Ernie Ball acoustic bass 45-95. If need be tuners which I have a used set of Grovers in my parts bin. Paid just over 72 bucks including shipping. Recommend only if you, family member or friend have some guitar setup skills, but then again it's cheap enough to use to learn some skills on.
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