Ktaxon 5 String Electric Bass Guitar, Full Size Standard Right Handed Rosewood Fretboard Bass Kit with Gig Bag Strap Cable Wrench Tool (Burlywood)
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Sunday, May 31
Size: Classic
Color: Burlywood
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 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
Brand: Ktaxon
Size: Classic
Color: Burlywood
Item dimensions L x W x H: 44.1 x 12.8 x 1.65 inches
Top Material Type: Basswood, Maple, Rosewood
Back Material Type: Basswood
String Material Type: Alloy Steel
Finish Type: Polished
Instrument: Guitar
Item Weight: 6.5 Pounds
Brand Name: Ktaxon
Instrument: Guitar
Manufacturer: Ktaxon
Hand Orientation: right
Included Components: Bass Bag, Guitar Strap, Amp Wire, Wrench Tool, Plectrum
Color: Burlywood
Finish Type: Polished
Connector Type: 1/4" Jack
Instrument Size: Classic
Item Dimensions: 44.1 x 12.8 x 1.65 inches
Item Weight: 6.5 Pounds
Top Material Type: Basswood, Maple, Rosewood
Back Material Type: Basswood
String Material Type: Alloy Steel
Body Material Type: Basswood
Material Type: Basswood, Maple, Rosewood
Operation Mode: Electric
Number of Strings: 5
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Size: Classic
Color: Burlywood
I've bought many guitars. Half the time you get a guitar in the mail or at a music shop, and you have to screw in the screws all the way. This guitar is really not bad. It's slightly intonated on 2 of the 5 strings, but otherwise, it only needed to be tuned and was 100% playable out of the box. It feels solid. The strings are meh, but I'm going to use them. I bought a set of 5 string ernie balls for a third of what this whole guitar costs, figuring I'd replace them right away, but no. The stock ones are fine. Because of the price, I was fully expecting to smack that fat b string and hear tuners rattle. I was expecting unavoidable hum when I turned it up, or crackling from a potentiometer while adjusting the volume/tone knobs. I anticipated having to adjust everything and tighten it all down, or maybe even replace parts outright. There is no need for any of that. Whether I choose to upgrade/mod is a different story. I'd consider playing out with this as-is, honestly. The pickups are single coil, and hum quite a bit when using only one. I was pleased to find that the pickups are wired correctly, and they cancel each other's hum when both are turned up to the same volume. Who's not playing at max anyway? I've got the tone pots doing a lot of shaping, but really enjoy having the neck tone pretty far down for deep warm punch, and the bridge allll the way up to get that midrange clarity at the same time. It sounds like a guitar that costs 4-5 times as much. There are no sharp frets, dead frets, or fret buzz. The shape of the neck is comfortable, and 24 frets is nice. The tuners stay put. The volume output is a bit less than my 4-string, but it feels like I get a bit more nuance at max volume by comparison. Turn up the amp, and all is honky-dorey. The fretboard is unfinished wood. Pick up a Mexican stratocaster, and there's lacquer on the fretboard, which is appaling. I rubbed some lemon oil on this bass, and it actually looks pretty decent. Feels like is should have cost more. The body is very light, and I sit to play mostly. This makes the neck rest at an uncomfortable angle. This problem is not unique to this guitar. The body is a fingerprint magnet. Again, what guitar isn't? The only real problem I found out of the box is that the knobs are different heights off of the body. One is nearly up against, 2 have a 1/16" gap, and the other sticks up almost 1/4". I only found this while looking for something negative. It's a non-issue for me, and hadn't even noticed while playing. Fresh out of the box, this looks, feels, and tastes like a $300+ guitar. I have yet to adjust the bridge, but it does look chintsy. Being a musician on a budget I've dealt with this before, and being ginger with wrenches should let me make adjustments just fine. I wouldn't recommend wrenching the heck out of anything on this guitar, or be prepared to replace parts. I know this is not a premier bass guitar. The under $100 price tag had me thinking I'd have a beater guitar in my closet for funsies. This is actually going to be taking the place of my Washburn 4-string, hanging on the wall, ready for recording. Note that most of what I do is through somewhat expensive modeling software behind a focusrite scarlett DI. I have lots of fancy tools that clean up my sound. If you plug this into a cheap practice amp, your results may not be as good. If you're just wanting to try a 5-string on a budget, you probably won't be disappointed. I bought a 7-string guitar last year, and wanted a 5-string bass to compliment. I had low expectations buying this bass, and for what I got, I'd happily pay 2-3 times as much. Before purchasing, I read other reviews that are quite negative. Maybe I got the one that was built on a Monday, I don't know. The bass came in a guitar shaped cardboard box, and that was inside another rectangular box; pretty par for the course, buying a guitar online. The inner box had 2 different types of tape. I think the retailer opens and quality checks these after they get them from the manufacturer. If so, that could explain why it wasn't a dud. If you're looking at this bass and have read my review, just buy the darn thing. You're not going to get much better quality until you hit the $400+ price range... If the one you get is as decent as the one I got. Again, maybe I got lucky. Maybe I just have low standards? A bonus is that there was no branding on the headstock, so I get to have fun with decals. I'm considering slapping a Yamaha logo on it, and see if I can trick a couple buds into believing it costs $900.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023 by tim
Size: Classic
Color: Burlywood
For the cheapest 5 string on Amazon, it’s pretty decent. It’s a good size, looks great, works fine. I didn’t like the sound of the strings so I replaced them, the stock ones sounded like they were thinner than normal which wasn’t my style but it’s ok for others. I will say if you want to make this your main bass, do some research on maintenance to make sure it’s bridged correctly and stuff. Also, the knobs were kind of low quality on mine, the stop position wasn’t very clear on some of the knobs. But for the price, it’s no problem
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2026 by Franklin Dubose
Size: Classic
Color: Sunset
Decent Quality especially for the price! However, FedEx was rather shady since my package was left in the front foyer of my apartment building and would certainly have been picked up by anyone that noticed it sitting there for the taking had I not been out there watching for it,. FedEx driver took off without a signature or without allowing me to tell him/her how ridiculous the delivery was....would definitely buy again if needed another 5 string bass but would add specific delivery instructions though I wouldve though common sense would have been suffice!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025 by Randall Tieken
Size: Classic
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
Size: Classic
Color: Burlywood
I’m an old pro bassist. Studio and touring, I bought this 5 string bass on a whim, thinking it would be interesting to see what a $70 bass sounded like. I’m truly impressed. Pickups are quiet, pots are not great, but the look and sound and feel of this instrument is pretty incredible. 5 stars. Needs a setup. Strings are good too.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2025 by sandin wilson