Best Choice Products Full Size Beginner 4-String Electric Bass Guitar, Wooden PB-Style Bass Starter Set w/Padded Carrying Case - Pink/Mint

I gave the Guitar as a gift and my girlfriend she said it was very nice base Guitar after a little turning she said it played well.she was very happy with it the colors and the finish were beautifully done it was a tiny bit on the heavy side but not bad I would recmond it for anybody starting out it is a great starter Guitar for the price I don't think you will.find a better one

For a "beginner bass" this is surprisingly really good quality for the price! Plugged into my bass amp and tuned it... zero extra buzzing and no fret buzz. This is a great, good functioning, and steal of a deal for a bass. I play it in my jazz band and it sounds clean.

Not a bad option if you need a dirt cheap bass. It came set up decently with little to no imperfections and the hardware works just fine. I did have to tighten the lower strap button, but that was all. Overall it plays really nice and sounds just like a P bass should, plus there’s no fret buzz.

Item was not in good working order reached out and was sent another new one.

The recipient was happy to receive.

This was given as a Christmas gift came on time and in great condition. The person loved it . Comes with case so awesome the color

Pretty decent for a first Bass guitar.

I bought this bass just a couple of weeks after purchasing a Squier Classic Vibe 60’s Precision Bass. This cheap bass, $79 at the time, felt so much better and was surprisingly setup fairly decent. The only thing I did was tighten the truss rod slightly to straighten the neck and lower the action a little. The pickups are a little weak but have a great tone to them and just need a little volume boost. The tuners feel much thinner than the Squier but actually hold tune really well! I played for a few hours and never had to tune. There are cheap elements to this bass of course but it’s a great beginner or intermediate bass. It’s also lightweight and very comfortable to play. The neck is the big selling point for me. It’s a precision bass neck but not as thick as the standard fender or Squier neck. I think it’s the same width but just easier to wrap your feet hand around. The back of the neck is also smooth and your hand won’t stick when moving. I’m going to be upgrading the pickups, bridge and strings to make it exactly the way I want it. To be honest though, the only real upgrade that’s needed would be pickups to gain more volume. The factory strings aren’t bad either but not as good as aftermarket brands. I’d definitely recommend purchasing one of these for any beginner player or even as a backup for the gigging bass player.