Ktaxon 5 String Electric Bass Guitar, Full Size Standard Right Handed Rosewood Fretboard Bass Kit with Gig Bag Strap Cable Wrench Tool (Upgraded Sunset)
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Size: Upgraded
Color: Sunset
Features
- H-H PICKUPS: Compare with ordinary single coils, the humbuckers with two coils would reject noise and interference using phase cancellation. With a round and full tone, the classic H-H pickup of the bass guitar also guarantees it's suitable for most musical styles, such as Blues and Pop and Heavy Metal
- 3 WAY PICKUP SELECTOR: This bass guitar has chrome rotary controls for the volume and tone. The 3 way pickup selector changes the bass guitar tone between front, rear and both humbucker pickups, supporting you to create music or play more easily
- UNIQUE BODY SHAPE: This electric bass guitar has been modified from the classic IB-Style guitar for better ergonomics so you can turn the knobs more comfortably when you sit down to play. The glossy finish with pretty curves is built to last and does not easily scratch
- CONFORTABLE HAND-FEELING: Due to the overall three-dimensional cutting method, this bass guitar achieves overall lightweight and improves the comfort of playing. Compared to ordinary bass, our guitar neck adopts a C-shaped design for a fantastic hand feeling
- ALL IN ONE BOX: The 5 string bass guitar kit features everything you need to get started, including a portable bag, an adjustable strap, a cable with noise reduction, a wrench Tool and a plectrum. No assembly is required so you can play immediately upon unpacking the box
Brand: Ktaxon
Size: Upgraded
Color: Sunset
Item dimensions L x W x H: 44.1 x 12.8 x 1.65 inches
Finish Type: Polished
Instrument: Guitar
Operation Mode: Manual
Number of Strings: 5
Manufacturer: Ktaxon
Product Dimensions: 44.1 x 12.8 x 1.65 inches
Date First Available: August 19, 2023
Color Name: Sunset
Fretboard Material: Laurel
Neck Material Type: maple
Number of Strings: 5
Material Type: solid wood
Size: Upgraded
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