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TL Style 4 String DIY Electric Bass Guitar Kit
Original price was: $339.00.$209.00Current price is: $209.00.
- Style: Bass
- Body Wood: Ash
- Neck Wood: Maple
- Fretboard Wood: Maple
- Neck Joint: Bolt-on
- Number of Frets: 24
- Pickups: None
- Controls: 1 Volume, 1 Tone
- Bridge Type: Adjustable Saddles
- Hardware Color: Chrome
- Truss Rod: Preinstalled, Dual Action
- Scale Length: 34 Inch
- Nut Width: 1-5/8 Inch
- Bridge Width (e to E): 2-1/8 Inch
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Description
TL Style 4 String DIY Electric Bass Guitar Kit
The TL Style 4 String DIY Electric Bass Guitar Kit provides everything you need to build a high-quality bass guitar that combines the classic Telecaster look with the deep, rich tones of a 4-string bass. This kit is perfect for bass players who appreciate the iconic Telecaster shape and want to create a unique instrument that suits their style.
Crafted with a solid body and a smooth neck, this kit includes all the necessary components for an easy and enjoyable building experience. The 4-string configuration ensures powerful low-end tones, while the pickups offer a clear, punchy sound that works well for a variety of musical genres, from rock and pop to funk and blues.
The TL Style 4 String DIY Electric Bass Guitar Kit includes all the hardware required for assembly, such as tuners, a bridge, and wiring components. The clear, step-by-step instructions make the assembly process smooth and enjoyable, even for beginners. Once built, you’ll have a custom bass with the look and tone you desire.
This is an excellent project for players who want to create a one-of-a-kind bass that provides professional-grade sound and an unmistakable style. With the TL Style 4 String DIY Electric Bass Guitar Kit, you’ll enjoy both the creative process and the rewarding result.
Eve –
Packing included a set of premium Aquila classical strings already stretched perfectly, which saved me $30 and 3 days of setup time.
Taya –
The solid rosewood body doesn’t produce any annoying feedback during live performances, even when playing near amplifiers at 80dB volume.
Jammie –
The composite materials used in the body don’t produce any of the “dead” frequencies that plague cheaper guitars, giving it a professional-grade tonal palette.