Ktaxon 5 String Electric Bass Guitar, Full Size Standard Right Handed Rosewood Fretboard Bass Kit with Gig Bag Strap Cable Wrench Tool
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Color: Black
Features
- QUALITY MATERIALS: 5-string bass guitar features basswood body with glossy finish, which provides more stable performance and longer lasting. Custom designed and hand crafted with a rosewood fretboard and maple neck for comfortable playing and smooth feeling
- SUPERIOR SOUND: This right handed bass guitar offers excellent specifications for students and musicians of all levels. The starter bass guitar have two single-coil pickup, 2 volume and 2 tone control knobs to create fuller bass effect and full range of tones. Compare with 4 string bass, this 5 string bass has an extra B string, making it more suitable for pop music
- GOOD PLAYING FEEL: The streamlined neck with narrow width design provides comfortable playability and reduce fatigue when playing or practicing. 24 frets are carefully sanded to make sure they are smooth and won't hurt your hands. The steel strings are smooth and delicate to the touch and have less frictional resistance when playing
- ENCLOSED TUNING MACHINES: Closed metal tuner and tuning peg allow for more accurate tuning while being more wear resistant and glossy. Through-body fixed bridge with slotted saddles effectively transfers the vibrations of the strings to the body for maximum resonance
- COMPLETE ACCESSORIES: No need to purchase any additional accessories. The full size bass kit comes with gig bag, shoulder strap, picks, cable and wrench tool. This electric bass beginner kit has a beautiful appearance and perfect sound that is the best choices for holiday gift
Product Dimensions: 44.1 x 12.8 x 1.65 inches
Date First Available: July 19, 2022
Back Material: basswood
Body Material: Basswood
Color Name: Black
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: S
String Material: steel
Top Material: Maple Wood, Rose Wood, Bass Wood
Neck Material Type: Maple
Number of Strings: 5
Proficiency Level: All
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Color: Burlywood
As a bass builder, I have to premise by saying this bass is cheaper than the wood I would have to buy to make it. For a hundred bucks, I couldn’t pass up this deal on a 5-string. I needed one to experiment with different hardware and electronic configurations and this bass is perfect for that. Like many of these basses that are machine produced, the body, neck, and fretboard are cut accurately, and the neck was straight requiring no truss rod adjustment. However, it’s not entirely playable out of the box. String action was high needing to be adjusted as well as the intonation. After lowering the action, the strings buzzed against the pickups because they weren’t completely screwed in. Also, the pickup cavity routing was a bit too snug for the way the pickups were installed. Tuners may need to be replaced but I have to wait a bit for the strings and wood to settle into the new environment to determine if the tuners are bad. They are held in place by a single screw. I had to retune significantly today but that is normal with new strings and a change in environment. My other basses rarely ever go out of tune. It’s not a high quality assembly, but you’re not paying for a high quality assembly. If you’re looking to play it and you know how to do setup and intonation yourself, it’s a great starter bass. Most beginner basses require initial setup anyways, so that will likely cost you about $50-$100 to have a guitar tech do it at a music store if you can’t do it yourself. So, add that to the price if you’re doing comparisons. You can usually negotiate setup into the purchase if you buy from a guitar shop rather than online, so something else to keep in mind if you’re a first-time buyer. Be sure to bring it up yourself, though. Most places will include setup and intonation if you ask for it, but may not outwardly offer it. If you’re like me and you’re just looking for a good 5-string skeleton and you’re going to replace everything on it, the bones are good. The neck, body, and fretboard are all fine and don’t require any major work aside from normal fret edge treatment. I gave it 3 stars instead of 4 or 5 just because the packaging could be a bit more protective. It had some body dents and weird finish spots and the headstock was cracked. They’re only cosmetic so no big deal for me. I can fix them, but I would be returning it otherwise. See attached pictures. Also, as is evident from the pictures, the stock pickups are much wider than the string spacing with the stock bridge setup. The pickup cavities and stock pickups are for a wide string spacing (19 mm or larger) but the bridge is really small and since it is not adjustable, it only allows for 16.5 mm string spacing. Again, if you’re a beginner, you’re not going to notice the difference in sound so this doesn’t matter too much, but it’s something to consider if you’re going to make upgrades to it or run it through high quality amplification. I can put a bridge on it that accommodates up to 18mm string spacing without having to drill new holes for the bridge, but I will have to wood fill and re-route the pickup cavities as they are too big for my 18mm string spacing pickups that I am installing. It would be nice if the bridge and pickups were matched to size with the original purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 9, 2022 by Michael W. Michael W.
Color: Burlywood
So far I’m only 20 minutes into this thing and have to give this an easy 5 stars based on bang for the buck. I’ve been a guitarist for 25 years and want to start tracking some bass here soon, so I’m not exactly an “experienced bassist” but know my way around a guitar. I only played this through a small Boss practice amp (Katana AiR - so not spec’d fully for a bass) so this is purely based on fit/finish/feel and not really the tone. Pros: nice neck shape, very playable intonation/action out of the box, great packaging (full foam insert in the box), hardware feels relatively solid and the sound should be more than enough to get scratch tracks/random noodling. Cons: fretboard will need conditioning, fret ends will need dressing (but better than some guitars I’ve played), strings feel to be quite cheap, big neck dive versus the light body and the overall output of the pickups seems low (could just be my amp). This won’t be anyone’s top shelf instrument, but upgrading the hardware, electronics and string would likely land this in a solid backup/spare/I need a 5 string for a gig type slot. Really excited to see what I can get out of it into Logic via my HX Stomp + how much I can improve the feel. Great project bass!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 12, 2023 by Dangerous Dangerous
Color: Sunset
Has a decent sound. I found that I can control the tone better on this bass than on my old one. I actually want a duller sound for bluegrass, sounds like an upright bass. Some people complain about the buzz. I had a little buzz out of the box but it went away quickly, I think some sharp edges on the frets that wear off after only a few minutes of playing.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 20, 2022 by JS
Color: Sunset
love it
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 14, 2023 by ALFONSO
Color: Sunset
I love the instrument. However, all accessories didn't come with the package. I'm somewhat disappointed.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 23, 2023 by sheba Whittington ram
Color: Sunset
Muy útil y eficaz ala hora de practicar e iniciar en bajo.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 8, 2022 by Afer Daniel Molina Rodríguez
Color: Sunset
Gave it 3 stars because seller did an excellent job with the return process. But if your a little skilled like myself, better to spend a little more money on something a little more advanced.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 24, 2022 by armando r.
Color: Burlywood
Nice bass, it is well made for my usage. Action is low which is ny preference and the strings that came with it are decent.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 10, 2022 by Lashaun Pryce