4 String Electric Bass Guitar, PB-Style Full Size Standard Right Handed Beginner Kit with 20W AMP, Gig Bag, Strap, Upgrade Cable, Guitar Capo for Youths & Adults (Lake Blue)

Great bass period. Pre strung with decent strings, comes with a strap that i'm still using. Cord also! And a pick if you like to play bass with one (i personally don't even play guitar with a pick much) Don't love the amplifier but that's ok. It will get you playing the same day, you want a bigger one later and depending which one you go with it will sound better. That being said. This kit will get you up and running immediately, it sounds great and feels great. Ultralight, lighter than my guitars. Put a little work into it and it may end up being one of your favorite instruments. I did a few things with mine but mostly string and knob changes. Pickups are perfect, nothing needs any major changes. No regrets at all on this kit, grab one for sure if you want a good 4 string on the cheap Hope this helped!

I bought this because I liked the blue/green color, the white perloid pickguard, and the white inlays on the fretboard. I also liked the symmetrical body shape, and the fact that the pickups are Precision/Jazz (PJ). The only ingredient missing is that it's not short scale like I prefer. But I can tolerate that. It sounds decent enough, and one thing that really suprised me is that the entire package that came is so small and light. The accessories -- the amp, gig bag, strap, and power cord, are all rather inexpensive and cheap feeling, but what do you expect for $100? I didn't buy the bass for these add-ons, so their cheap feel didn't affect my rating. The gig bag fits the bass, unlike the Glarry short scale bass I also purchased and made into a piccolo bass. I needed to adjust the intonation and like many basses I own, the bass has a lot of fret buzz on the Low #'s F, F#, and G on the first, second, and third frets. But this buzz doesn't come through the amp, fortunately. I will probably play with the action and saddle height to see if I can get rid of the buzz, but I am still happy with the bass overall, particularly for the price I paid. By the way, I am a former semi-pro bass player who gigged regularly until Covid hit. I also build instruments. Through my building, I learned how "similar" cheap and expensive basses and guitars are. I believe there is a lot of hype about brands, and I am happy to use low-end basses for recording and also performing live for paying customers. The major difference is in the sound of the pickups and how well the instrument plays due to its setup. Another thing to consider is hum -- this bass does have hum like all other single coil pickups. If you want to get rid of it, you would have to replace the pickups with humbuckers and sheild the bass. Overall, a nice addition to my growing collection of basses, and one that I love to just look at as it hangs on the wall of my music room.

I've played guitars for over 35 years and recently have been practicing set-up skills on budget guitars. This is my first bass, purchased because I have found that today's entry level instruments have solid guts but the low cost means certain quality checks need to be performed by the buyer. With this Ktaxon PJ bass, that's been my experience, too. First off, it plays fine, and looks beautiful with metallic fleck finish, eggshell pick guard and fret inlays, and black tuners, bridge, knobs and pickups. Intonation and action were perfect out of box! Just had to tune it up. Comfortable weight and balance with strap. Tuners feel smooth and hold tune. The "room for improvement" areas: a few spots on the neck wood are a little rough (just a light sanding needed). Noticed a scratch at the top of headstock. Fret ends are noticeable, not sharp but could be filed a bit. The nut is cut ok for the string intonation, but looks a little bit "shoved in" to the slot on the E string side. But none of that impacts playability and are probably issues that may/may not be on every bass. The little amp is functional, not very loud but it works. The extras: Cord works, capo is fine, strap is cheap and bag is thin vinyl dust cover (wouldn't trust carrying the bass in it)...but these are all extras. Hey, you got a playable entry level bass for less than $100! The whole idea is to get you started on the instrument and upgrade/modify later. Note this is sold by Ktaxon, who often resell Glarry instruments. The "GB20" bass amp is definitely a Glarry, but mine cane minus the branding logo. Similarly,no name on bass headstock. So it's likely a Glarry undercover! Of course at this price, one can find shortcuts taken and criticize parts. You can't expect perfection. But it's a fully functional bass to get you started, and in this case, didn't need too much to get started playing.

Guitar is pretty nice, amp is ok for practice, the rest is crap. The price point is what makes it 5 stars.

Buy! Can’t say enough good things about this purchase. Good quality, aesthetically pleasing and lightweight. Amp is great for practice.

Great starter kit. Daughter loves. They even started a band!

A éviter de tout coeur je vous conseil d’acheter un kit plus cher de meilleur qualité dans celui si le cable qui relie la guitard a l’amplificateur c’est casser dans la guitard et l’amplificateur fait plein de bruit parasite et gache vos morceau et apres avoir contacter le service client il me dise que il est impossible de m’envoyer juste le cable a eviter!!!!!

Very Late Delivery. Product came from China then USA New Jersey, pay uncle Trumps Tariff. Basically this Guitar is only $50 in China then $400 when it reach Canindia. Save yourself some hassle, dont buy this low quality guitar and amp.