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DIY Headless Electric Guitar Kit GKHL-27
Original price was: $349.00.$239.00Current price is: $239.00.
Joint: Bolt on
Scale length: 648 mm
Body: Mahogany with AAA quilted maple veneer
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Frets: 24
Pickup: S S H
Inlays: Dot
Hardware: Black
Pickguard: None
Logo: Custom design Available!
Dropshipping: Available!
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Description
DIY Headless Bass Guitar Kit
Craft your dream bass with the DIY Headless Bass Guitar Kit, an innovative kit designed for bassists who value modern aesthetics and outstanding functionality. This kit features a streamlined headless design that eliminates the traditional headstock, offering a lighter, more balanced feel while improving tuning stability. Perfect for musicians on the move, this design ensures ease of transport and playing comfort.
The kit includes a precision-crafted bass body made from premium tonewoods to deliver exceptional sustain and a full, resonant tone. The neck is carefully designed for comfortable playability, making it ideal for beginners and advanced players alike. Pre-drilled holes simplify the assembly process, and the unfinished body provides a blank canvas for customization—stain it, paint it, or varnish it to match your unique style.
This comprehensive package contains high-quality hardware, including a headless bass bridge system, responsive pickups for a dynamic tonal range, durable tuners, and pre-wired electronics for easy installation. Whether you’re an experienced builder or just starting your DIY journey, the DIY Headless Bass Guitar Kit offers everything you need to create a high-performance bass that’s truly one of a kind.
Cameron –
For someone who travels frequently, the lightweight body (only 3.2lbs) combined with the reinforced neck joint makes this the most comfortable guitar I’ve ever owned.
Gaston –
Sherwood –
The soundhole is perfectly shaped for projecting vocals without requiring a microphone, which transformed my home recording sessions.
Cole –
The truss rod adjustment is smoother than any other guitar I’ve owned. Delivery took two weeks due to a holiday rush, which was disappointing.
Dasia –
For the price, this guitar offers incredible value with its open tuning feature for experimenting with new styles. Delivery was a bit sluggish, but the quality justifies the wait.he inherent harmonics make jazz chords expressive, with overtones singing through amplifiers. Customer service was patient during a delayed replacement order, but shipping was still slow.
Lupe –
For someone who travels frequently, the lightweight body (only 3.2lbs) combined with the reinforced neck joint makes this the most comfortable guitar I’ve ever owned.
Eleonore –
For someone transitioning to fingerstyle, the balanced nut and string spacing make Bach’s Partita No.1 effortless. Delivery was delayed by a postal error, but the guitar arrived flawless.
Mallie –
The built-in tuner’s accuracy surpasses smartphone apps, and the locking tuners prevent string slippage. Delivery was slow, but the guitar’s performance justifies it.
Rafael –
Caitlyn –
After using it for 6 months, the fingerboard still feels brand new under my fingertips despite daily practice – the oil treatment must be top-grade.
Linwood –
The included set of picks (metal, nylon, and medium tortoise) are of professional quality – better than what comes with most $200 guitars.
Rickie –
The guitar arrived in pristine condition, but the delivery took three weeks due to customs delays. Thankfully, customer service kept me updated every day.
Melvin –
This guitar’s dynamic range is exceptional – it can produce the softest whisper of a flamenco note or the boldest power chord of a rock song with equal clarity.
Woodrow –
The solid rosewood body doesn’t produce any annoying feedback during live performances, even when playing near amplifiers at 80dB volume.