KtaxonElectric Bass Guitar 5 String Bass Guitar with 20 Watt Amplifier, JB Type Pickup, Naturally air-dried Maple Neck, Rosewood Fretboard, Basswood Body(Natural)

perfect for what I need to do. got it set up through a DAW as well, pretty easy. the amp, well you'll probably want a bigger one later down the line but for recording on the computer this is just what i needed. I am so satisfied with this product.

Purchased as a gift, the bass is an amazing instrument, the set is complete including amplifier, cords, strap, case, and pick! Well worth the money!!

Great item and the price was relative to the product.

I was doubtful, but it is a great starter kit.

Awesome beginner bass. Looks and feels good after some slight neck tuning and action adjustment. Stays in tune, and plays well. It can’t get better for the price.

OMG! This bass is FENOMENAL especially for the price.It is just as good or even a bit better than my Gibson, Ibanez and some of my other bass guitars, (11total), that I own.The quality is great.The finish is great.The neck is outstanding, especially with the super glide satin finish for fast and easy playing.The pickups are just fine but an upgrade will surely help to make this even better.The practice amp is very adequate for the beginners and for playing in the house where you do not need very loud volume. I hooked up the bass to my Marshall head and the bass preformed beautifully.Out of the box the only thing that I had to do with this bass was to tune it, set the action and adjust the intonation on the E string.Beginners and experienced players definitely should get this bass.

Great

I have had good experiences with Glarry/Ktaxon/Irin products in general. Have bought, gifted or helped setup about 9 of them and they all have been very playable requiring only fine tuning on the setup. I am used to the thicker necks that need sanding and some oil and the moderate output from the electronics, but those are acceptable for the price range.The two 5 string basses I have had experience with do not match up to this standard. The pickups are not matched to the string separation so the poles do not align with the strings (B and G strings have especially weak outputs). This can even be seen in their promotional photos, so not an accident. Additionally, I have noticed mis-aligned bridges that were uncentered, in one case enough that the saddles were pulled at an angle and B string was almost off the fretboard near the high end of the neck. Overall, I can say I trust the 4's, beware of the 5's.