Ktaxon Electric Bass Guitar 6 String Bass with Naturally Air-dried Maple Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard and Basswood Body (Natural)
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【SUITABLE FOR VARIABLE MUSIC STYLES】The closed H-H passive pickup not only better receives the resonance of the body but also has a good distortion effect, which is perfectly suitable for different music styles. Such as Classic Rock, Blues, Hard rock, Pop and Jazz.
【FANTASTIC HAND FEELING】The standard six-string saddle bridge uses a modern slotted saddle for added tone stability and simple tuning function, which provides a comfortable hand feel for a variety of playing styles. The high-density and naturally air-dry rosewood fretboard ensure durability and smooth playability.
【PREMIUM PORTABLE BAG】Come with an 80D oxford bag for helps you conveniently travel. Made of high-quality proof water material, this right hand bass guitar bag has a smoother touch, which can better protect your bass guitar from scratches.
【SUITABLE FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS 】Come out of the box with play and no assembly request.This 6-string bass guitar is suitable for all skill levels, which are beginners from to experienced musicians.
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A. Wells
2023-12-13T00:00:00I am honestly dumfounded. I've had multiple basses over the years from many different companies and have had vastly ranging experiences with them but I must say I have been pleasantly surprised by this instrument. It has a better setup than most basses I've had out of the box. Been playing for 16 years and this might be the best value I've come across. -
Jacob G.
2024-02-23T00:00:00Ok - so there's good and bad with this bass. I was truly pleasantly surprised by this, however - once I made a few changes.
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Timo Strick
2024-08-27T00:00:00It arrived about 2 days early, the box was in good shape, opened it up, the bass looks sound, no blemishes noticed, out of tune as expected, pretty white finish. Had to adjust truss rods, and raise action a little, the harmonics were already adjusted, that's nice, tuned it up, it feels pretty good for a 6 string bass. Its kind of like an Ibanez feel but not quite as thin. I got this bass on sale for $79.99, that's nuts, I know!.. Am I right? Anyway, this is an insane deal for the price! I have to give it 5 stars. Thanks, Timo Strick
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Delman
2024-05-04T00:00:00Incredible for the price! Solid build. Nice finish on the body and neck. Plays great out of the box. Don't let the price or country of origin fool you. This is a decent axe! I have 4 and 5 string Warwick Thumbs, Fender American Jazz, Washburn, Rickenbacker, Yamaha and Gibson basses that I have bought for thousands of dollars over the years and this little guy stands up to them all. It's not a work of art by any means, but for $70, it plays well, looks nice and has a more-that-decent sound. Buy this for your student or for a thrasher bass. You won't regret spending the coin. I am pleasantly surprised.
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mastershammerguy
2024-05-26T00:00:00Would have rated 2-1/2 stars if it were possible. The Ktaxon 6-string bass is almost equally very good, and seriously bad.
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Jay-R
2024-02-15T00:00:00I just received it, it’s gorgeous, light, and just beautiful!
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2024-03-31T00:00:00Mine came set up with perfect intonation and perfect action right out of the box like it just came from my guitar guy… Who mostly works for semi pros and pros some of them quite famous. It plays beautifully and even the strings that it comes with sound pretty decent. The reason I can’t give it five stars or even four stars is it’s got four Control knobs and two pick ups and a whole bunch of wiring and soldering joints. Unfortunately, either of the pick ups are junk and I guarantee on the soldering was flooded. It has something internal going to ground, which creates quite a buzz with your hands on the strings, but if you take your hands off the string sounds like you’re shaving with an electric 1972. I like to fit and finish action and set up and just general feel of the base so much that I couldn’t bear to send it back just in case I got a one off which happens so often with companies putting out cheap products… Every now and then you get a fellow that really knows what he’s doing… Probably just by accident… But he’s pretty awesome… Sadly, he probably doesn’t even know it. So I bought some new pickups that should be here tomorrow I’m gonna solder them in and button it up and see how it sounds. Hopefully I won’t have to change , the rheostats. I play my absolutely one in 1 million. Send jazz American base through my brother-in-law‘s amplifier stack. It’s an offbrand but it sounds to Ampeg. I’m normally at quarter volume with my fender… With the six string I almost had to turn the amp up to full volume to get the same level. It’s pretty complicated wiring with four controls two tones and two volume… So I’m sure it’s just something very minor, and honestly, I’m sure I can make it 10 times quieter bought some shielded cloth wrapped vintage wire. I’m gonna replace everything and make the solder look like it was carefully placed there.