The Best Bass guitar to Learn On

The number one best bass guitar is the ESP B50. This bass guitar has a funky looking (in a good way) body made of soft wood with a maple neck and a rosewood fingerboard. The price range is under $200 which makes this instrument a perfect pick for a beginning player.

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The Yamaha RBX260 is the number two pick for the best bass guitar. Yamaha has a high reputation for providing quality instruments without all the fluff therefore saving you some money. The RBX260 is a great pick for beginners with its alder body, maple neck and rosewood fingerboard with a P-style pickup.

The third pick is the Squier Standard Jazz. This version of the Fender Jazz Bass was made to offer a low end price on a quality instrument. The Squier Standard Jazz is of course inferior in every way to the classic Fender model, but it will still provide a great Jazz sound for beginning guitarists without breaking the bank.

Number four on the list is the Epiphone Accu Bass. The classic looking instrument features a maple and alder body along with a solid durability. It comes with a hummingbird pickup and will make it through a lot of wear and tear. It is perfect for a beginning guitarist who may have to deal some damage to it sometimes.

Last but not least is the Ibanez GSR200. This beauty is a low cost bass guitar with a wonderful look and feel. Agathis wood is what the body is made of and it features a thin neck which many people find easier to learn on than a normal neck. Because of this, the Ibanez GSR200 made it in the top five bass guitars to learn on.

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