DIY Bass Guitar Kit - Build Your Own Electric Bass With Phoenix Tree Wood Body, Pickguard, Electronics, Maple Guitar Neck & Rosewood Fretboard - DIY Guitar Kit Bass Guitar Neck & Guitar Body
Key features
- •FULLY FUNCTIONAL – Create your own fully functional bass guitar with our diy guitar kit. This bass guitar build kit comes with an output cable so when you finish building, simply plug it in and play.
- •EASY ASSEMBLY – With thorough instructions and all the pieces included, it's never been easier to create your own diy guitar bass. You don't have to be a professional to use this build your own guitar kit.
- •MAKE YOUR OWN GUITAR – All guitarists have wanted to customise their own les paul guitar kit - Kraftex bass diy kit is the next best thing. Choose whatever colour you want for the pre-sanded, unfinished guitar body.
- •AMATEURS & EXPERTS – Whether you're the go-getter guitarist or scared of your strat, our diy electric guitar kit is the perfect activity for all. Follow the instructions or find videos online to assist with building the body and playing your bass.
- •ELECTRONICS INSTALLED – You must be wondering what happens with the electronic guitar components. The fingerboard hardware kit has already been installed so you can focus on the fun parts of building your own guitar. We truly believe our diy bass guitar kit is the best on the marketplace and we stand by that. If our build your own bass kit has caused you to FRET, we'll FULLY REFUND YOU. So, click "Add to Cart" now and buy with confidence.
DIY Bass Guitar Kit - Build Your Own Electric Bass With Phoenix Tree Wood Body, Pickguard, Electronics, Maple Guitar Neck & Rosewood Fretboard - DIY Guitar Kit Bass Guitar Neck & Guitar Body
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Customer Reviews
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Great value for the money!
Louise Gahagan✓ Verified Purchase•December 21, 2023
My grandson loved his guitar and has plans for a great design.
Low price fun.
mark foust✓ Verified Purchase•November 27, 2023
Great project low cost.
Nice looking when finished natural
Botany Dave✓ Verified Purchase•November 25, 2023
Fun to build. Most time consuming part was finishing the wood and very pleased with the results. Very playable but a bit neck-heavy as the Phoenix wood (Paulownia) of the body is quite porous and therefore light. My only other issue is that one of the volume knobs must be turned all the way up or you won't hear two of the strings.
Fun activity! Recieved as a Dad's Day gift
Dan Steck✓ Verified Purchase•November 14, 2023
I had NEVER done anything like this before and had no idea. I am an armature bassist, so I am familiar with the instrument and typically do my own set ups and maintenance on the basses. This was a reach for me. I have never done any kind of wood finishing, ever. So thanks you YouTube and some blog posts I decided to use a grain filler to highlight the grain, then do a purple translucent stain with a Tung oil finish. I then used wet sanding, polishing compound and good old car wax. The result was beautiful! For the neck I used boiled linseed oil and fret board oil. I also had the head stock cleaned up and corners rounded some.
The pickups were crap, along with the strings (as expected) so i found some used pickups from a large mass auction site and boom! We have a booming bass!
I had a black pick guard from another bass laying around here along with the chrome pickup and bridge covers. It also has a Fender standard bridge. The bolting pattern was identical to standard Fender.
Pictures are before and after. Yes, I assembled it and then took it all apart again. The entire activity took about a month.
The pickups were crap, along with the strings (as expected) so i found some used pickups from a large mass auction site and boom! We have a booming bass!
I had a black pick guard from another bass laying around here along with the chrome pickup and bridge covers. It also has a Fender standard bridge. The bolting pattern was identical to standard Fender.
Pictures are before and after. Yes, I assembled it and then took it all apart again. The entire activity took about a month.
Sounds and plays great! Cheap Fun Project
Erik✓ Verified Purchase•October 15, 2023
Packaging was scary, pieces everywhere. Could have been delivery's fault. It was a fun project! It was cheap and fun to build! The maple neck and rosewood fret board is alone worth the money. Take your time and enjoy the project.
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