GLARRY 4 String GJazz Electric Bass Guitar Full Size Right Handed with Guitar Bag, Amp Cord and Beginner Kits (Burly Wood)
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Size: GJ-Style - No AMP
Color: Burly Wood
Features
- IDEAL HOLIDAY GIFTS: If someone love the mordern music, this our Gjazz bass is the best choice. It is easy to let the audient to find the bass sound when the band plays together.
- SUPERIOR PICKUP: This Gjazz bass guitar takes the single-single-coil design. The two pickups controls the neck and bridge.
- EXCELLENT MATIRIAL: The fretboard and body Material is made of rosewood and basswood. This material makes your bass guitar sound both warm and rock. Strong and durable materials will keep your love for this guitar for many years.
- PORTABLE BAG: Equipped with this portable bass bag, you can take your beloved bass guitar to class, perform, and play music with your band friends.
- COMPLETE ACCESSORIES: Come with 1x electric Gjazz bass guitar, 1x portable bag, 1Shoulder Strap, 1Bass pick, 1Amp Cord. An instrument you can use immediately after opening a package.
Brand: GLARRY
Size: GJ-Style - No AMP
Color: Burly Wood
Item dimensions L x W x H: 45.7 x 13.58 x 1.65 inches
Top Material Type: Maple
Back Material Type: Basswood
String Material Type: Nickel
Finish Type: Polished
Instrument: Electric Bass
Item Weight: 3.3 Kilograms
Brand Name: GLARRY
Instrument: Electric Bass
Set Name: Glarry 4 String GJazz Electric Bass Guitar Beginner Kit
Manufacturer: Glarry
UPC: 611890869044
Manufacturer Part Number: gjazz2
Model Name: Gjazz
Model Number: Gjazz
Warranty Description: 1 year warranty.
Unit Count: 1 Count
Included Components: Bass, Bass Bag, Guitar Strap, Amp Wire, Wrench Tool, Plectrum
Connector Type: 1/4" jack
Instrument Size: GJ-Style - No AMP
Item Dimensions: 45.7 x 13.58 x 1.65 inches
Item Weight: 3.3 Kilograms
Top Material Type: Maple
Back Material Type: Basswood
String Material Type: Nickel
Body Material Type: basswood
Material Type: basswood, maple, rosewood
Color: Burly Wood
Finish Type: Polished
Operation Mode: Electric
Number of Strings: 4
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I'm a guitarist and I wanted to try something new, so I bought this in July and I have had almost no issues with it. Let's start off with the looks. Although it's a Fender jazz bass copy, I absolutely adore the look of this one in particular. The burst looks beautiful and the wooden grain is gorgeous. The fretboard looks really nice and the frets look alright, but they could use some work because they're a little sharp. I was never a big fan of the glarry logo and their headstock shape, but it looks alright on this model. Unfortunately, the staining or finish on the headstock isnt even and has some splotches on it. It holds tune really well and the tuning keys are alright. I had to do nothing to bass because it was well setup from the factory. I'm still rocking the original strings as I do not play it that often, but I'm getting more into it now. The pickups sound good but could use an upgrade if you really wanted to. There are some cons with this bass too. The gig bag is cheap and the headstock is a bit too long to fit inside comfortably, which caused the bag to rip at the top. It barely fits in a Fender gig bag too, so I would try and get a longer gig bag if they make them, but I haven't bothered because it spends most of its time in my room. The output jack became loose over time, so I decided to tighten it up. It just spun and eventually the ground wire broke off. A quick solder and she was back at work. The included strap is cheap and I wouldn't even put it near this bass or any of my guitars, but it would work fine if it's the only thing you have. The included cable is like any other cheap throw-in-the-box cable, so I would find a nicer cable asap. The tools are ok but I never had to use them. Packaging was solid and she came to my house safely. All in all, I think this bass is well worth the money and it's a great buy for someone who's a beginner or an experienced player who needs something cheap to take to gigs. That's all for now and thank you for reading.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2022 by Nicholas M.
Size: GJ-Style - No AMP
Color: Burly Wood
For me this Glarry is a great platform for making my own custom bass. I’ve enjoyed doing kits because I like the customization that I can do. I think this is better than a kit because the components are better than anything in this price range. The neck was thick but a uniform maple grain. I sanded it down and now it’s a nice smooth comfortable neck. I also stained it and sealed it with satin polyurethane. It looks like a vintage neck. The body had a nice clear coat that saves all the grain filler for a nice paint job. I did a seafoam green and polished it to a nice satin finish. The tuners are really good, I just used some dry silicone sealer and they are really smooth. I gave the chrome a muratic treatment to age them. The black pick guard looks great. The pickups sound nice after I replaced the controller with an Alnico loaded controller. It was $20 bucks and feels like a much more expensive upgrade. The pots are large and good quality. I put D’Addario XL Half rounds on it and they feel smooth like flats but let the J Bass bridge pickup maintain its unique sound. All in I’m at about $150. And this bass sounds and feels like the much pricier one that I’ve never been able to afford.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024 by Amazon Customer
As most people have already said, you're getting a lot of value for your money on this bass. However, because the price is so low relative to the competition, you have to lower your expectations a bit as well. The bass played just fine after a quick setup, adjusting string height and intonation. The electronics sounded better than expected, and the finish was acceptable. I only gave four stars instead of five because of some sharp edges that were left on it. The nut scraped into the top layers of my skin when I played the first fret. No real damage done or anything, but I had to file down the corners. Similarly, some of the fret edges were sprouted past the edge of the fretboard. Some of that is to be expected, given the dehydration that can happen in shipping to an unfinished wood neck. I rehydrated it with a few applications of some fretboard oil (just mineral oil), and that took care of most of the issue. However, some of the higher frets are still poking out just a bit. They won't cut my fingers, but it does catch on a cloth as a clean it. Anyhow, all in all, great value for the money, sounds good for the price as well, but the sharp edges could have been addressed better. And I had to do that myself to make sure my hands didn't get cut. 4 of 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2025 by Jeran Miller
Out of the box, it looks great and is very nicely weighted compared to other basses I've owned. The neck joint/pocket is perfect. The neck finish was a bit rough but with a little 1000 grit, it smoothed out nice. It's not a traditional Jazz bass neck but it is solid and straight. I filed the nut to get the strings where I like them but will probably replace it with a bone nut in the future.I gave it a proper setup, dressed the fret ends, and replaced the strings with Rotosound 66's. Tuners work properly and stay in tune. I haven't plugged it in, so I can't give feedback on how it sounds through an amp. I use it for noodling while sitting on the couch watching TV. Overall, I think this turned out to be a very good bass considering the price. Buy this bass, watch some good setup videos and enjoy. Lots of good Luthier tools on Amazon that will help with the setup.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026 by Scott Wynn
Size: GJ-Style - No AMP
Color: Burly Wood
I'm a hobby guitar builder. I take cheap/used guitars and rebuild them into something I like. I've used various Glarry instruments for this as they are inexpensive and have a lot to offer for someone who wants to work on guitars. This particular Jazz Bass impressed me and is probably the best quality Glarry instrument I've purchased. That is not to say it doesn't have issues, but for the money, it could be a good beginner instrument. The neck isn't particular nice to the touch, but it's still playable. I'll be sanding this to my preferences as well as doing some light fret filing. However, it's worth noting these frets are in the best shape of any Glarry I've had....still a little rough, but no noticable sharp spots. The body condition is good and the bridge seems centered correctly along with the pickups. I'll be replacing both of these for myself, but they would be fine for a beginning player. The only real complaint I can find is the strings that come preinstalled are terrible. Very rough to the touch. Thought I might cut my fingers on them. Even if you change nothing else about the bass, these strings should be replaced. The cheapest Ernie Ball or D'Addario strings or any other major brand would be much, much better than these.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024 by My public name
Sounds incredible, especially through a passive direct box through the board. Big, thick neck, more like a G&L ASAT bass, take the neck off, buy an American Jazz bass, and put THAT neck on it and throw the American Jazz Bass body in the trash-or a Squire Jazz bass-this is the best sounding bass I have ever had. That's exactly what I did, with the Squire neck. Cheap hardware, but that's to be expected for the price range, but that body and pickup combo is magic.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2026 by cnile
Size: GJ-Style - No AMP
Color: Burly Wood
This review is for the GJ-Style, Natural Yellow "Jazz" type Bass. I was concerned about a large instrument shipping without a hard case, but this was packaged appropriately, and shipped / arrived early. There were no issues there at all. Have to say I'm amazed that Glarry can manufacture and ship an instrument of this quality for $70 today. But there are a few caveats for those who may be considering one of these: - The tone knob, as mentioned in numerous video reviews of this bass online, is 'all-or-nothing' and only really effective for about 15-20 degrees of turn at one end. This isn't a problem if you're okay with the small range of tone at the end where it's effective. - The string holes at the bottom of the bridge assembly were far too small to fit the wrapped end of the D'Addario ECB82 (2014) flatwound strings I used to replace the stock strings. The fix required removing the bridge (7 screws), placing it in a vice and drilling out the E and A string holes to ~7/16'' so they'd fit. Reinstalling the bridge required *carefully* tightening its screws, as the basswood body is soft and the screws feel like they'll strip if over-tightened. - There are some 'buzzy' frets around #18-20, but it was fairly easy to adjust the action to accommodate and I'm not playing anything up there anyway. I suspect these frets aren't fully seated, and I may do a little work there later to find out, but beginner-intermediate players will likely not have an issue here. Aside from the above, given the almost absurdly low price of this instrument, the overall quality is remarkable. The body finish is glossy smooth, hard and flawless and the wood grain shows through nicely. The neck / body fit is perfect and there were no noticeably sharp fret ends along the neck. The instrument arrived set up very well, with intonation set dead-on. Tuners work just fine and hold intonation well. The range of tone using the pickup volume controls, while not on par with a bass costing 10x as much or more from Fender, is perfectly acceptable (as noted above, the tone pot could stand to be replaced). With the action now set properly it plays great. Also, this bass - thanks to the basswood body - is extremely light; probably around 6-7 lbs., yet very well balanced. I use a wide, woven cloth strap and experience no 'neck dive'. For my part, I did some very light fretwork while changing the strings - rounded the fret ends and gave them a good polish. I also oiled the fretboard as it was extremely dry, and applied a very light coat of Old English oil to the unfinished neck, which now feels buttery smooth. If you're just starting out, looking for something light to have handy for practice, or you want an inexpensive starting place to begin experimenting with mods, it's hard to see going wrong with this one, i.e., it's probably as good as most bass kits and comes fully assembled with a finished body!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023 by Wyatt Allbright
This bass is definitely not playable out of the box. I had to raise the saddles due to string buzzing, and the pickguard had multiple nicks and scratches all over. When I was finally done adjusting, tuning, and plugging it in, the sound was ok for the price. Over all, I think this bass is good for 100$, but definitely not amazing.
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