Gigbag Strap Bass Guitar
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Vintage Electra Bass Guitar Jazz style Red Sunburst w/ gig bag + strap $325.00 |
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BLUEBURST ELECTRIC P BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+20W AMP $169.99 |
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BLACK ELECTRIC J BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+20W AMP $169.99 |
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WHBKJ ELECTRIC J BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+20W AMP $169.99 |
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BLUBURST ELECTRIC J BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+20W AMP $169.99 |
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BLACK ELECTRIC P BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+20W AMP $169.99 |
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BLUEBURST ELECTRIC P BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+15W AMP $159.99 |
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BLACK ELECTRIC J BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+15W AMP $159.99 |
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WHBKJ ELECTRIC J BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+15W AMP $159.99 |
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BLUBURST ELECTRIC J BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+15W AMP $159.99 |
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BLACK ELECTRIC P BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+15W AMP $159.99 |
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BLUEBURST ELECTRIC P BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+10W AMP $139.99 |
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BLACK ELECTRIC J BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+10W AMP $139.99 |
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BLACK ELECTRIC P BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+10W AMP $139.99 |
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WHBKJ ELECTRIC J BASS GUITAR+GIG BAG+STRAP+10W AMP $139.99 |
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GREEN P-style electric BASS guitar+gig bag+strap+ NEW $139.95 |
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NEW REDBURST Electric Bass Guitar Combo+Strap+Gigbag+15w AMP! $134.99 |
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NEW BLUE CRHOME Electric Bass Guitar Combo+Strap+Gigbag+15w AMP! $134.99 |
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NEW RED METALLIC Electric Bass Guitar Combo+Strap+Gigbag+15w AMP! $134.99 |
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NEW PINK Electric Bass Guitar Combo+Strap+Gigbag+15w AMP! $134.99 |
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NEW BLUEBURST Electric Bass Guitar Combo+Strap+Gigbag+15w AMP! $134.99 |
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NEW GREENBURST Electric Bass Guitar Combo+Strap+Gigbag+15w AMP! $134.99 |
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NEW WHITE Electric Bass Guitar Combo+Strap+Gigbag+15w AMP! $134.99 |
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NEW BLACK Electric Bass Guitar Combo+Strap+Gigbag+15w AMP! $134.99 |
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NEW ZEBRA Electric Bass Guitar Combo+Strap+Gigbag+15w AMP! $134.99 |
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Dean Playmate Mini Acoustic Guitar with Gig Bag, 3/4-Size $58.41 The Dean Playmate JT is the perfect acoustic guitar for the beginning child thanks to the 3/4 size body. Features set neck construction, chrome hardware, mahogany neck and an 18-fret Rosewood fingerboard. Available in an array of cool finishes. Comes with gig bag…. |
Is this a good bass?
I’m looking for a bass guitar and I have no idea what to get. Can some of the more knowledgable people out there tell me if the following details sound like a good guitar:
*43″ Total Length
*Hardwood body
*Maple Wood With Truss Rod Neck
*Rose Wood Finger Board
*20 Frets
*Split P-B P/U Pickups
*Volume Knob
*Tone Knob
*Gigbag
*Shoulder Strap
*Pick
*Extra Strings
Does this sound like a good deal or a rip-off? I’m not sure what, for example, the length of a guitar is supposed to be. Can someone please help? thank you.
Do you have a brand name, or a price? The total length is not as important as the scale length (nut to bridge saddle). Maple neck and rosewood board are fairly standard. 20 frets tells me it’s a short-scale bass. Controls you describe are also fairly standard. The other stuff is nice but can be bought seperately.
1. For electric guitar or bass – an amp: without an amplifier you will not be able to hear your electric guitar or bass playing. An amplifier for an electric guitar or bass does not merely amplify the sound that is already there, – it actually produces it. The electric guitar pickups do not pick up sound waves but rather the electro-magnetic waves that are created by the vibrations of the steel strings against the magnetic pickups. In the case of electric guitars, the amplifier is really part of the creation of the sound rather than just an amplification of it. Electric guitar amplifiers are designed differently from amplifiers meant for vocals and bass guitars amplifiers are designed slightly differently from electric guitar amplifiers, though you can probably get away with using an electric guitar amp for a bass guaitar and vice versa. For practice and small gigs a 10 to 20 watts amp is enough.
2. Cable: a cable is needed to connect the electric guitar. Many electric guitars come today with a basic cable included.
3. Strap: a strap is needed if you want to play the guitar in a standing position. Virtually all electric guitars and basses come with straps mounts built in, but this is not the case with all acoustic and most classical guitars. If the guitar you purchase does not have strap mounts these could quite easily be installed.
4. A bag: guitar bags come in three forms. The very basic unpadded gig bag, which is good for carrying a guitar but does not provide much protection for it. The padded gig bag which provide protection for the guitar but is not designed to withstand weight stacked on it. And the hard shell case which provides the ultimate protection, but is usually heavy and expensive. For most purposes a padded gig bag is the best option. Small size gig bags to match small guitars are hard to find. We sell small padded gig bags for most guitars sizes.
5. Picks: most people use a pick to play electric guitars.
6. Tuner: an electric tuner is a useful tool, especially for the beginner player, since tuning a guitar well could be a difficult task. We highly recommend getting one with you guitar if you do not already have one.
7. Strings: guitar strings, especially steel strings, would need to be replaces every once in a while, when they become rusty and discolored. To check if it is time to replaces your steel strings pass them their length through your fingers. If they feel bumpy and rough rather than smooth, it is time to replace them.
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Originally Posted at Small Guitars Buyers Guide