Nevada P-Bass Black with Gig-bag & 3 Mtr Guitar lead

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Basswood body, Maple neck and Rosewood fret board
P-style single coil pick-up
Chrome hardware
Includes Gig Bag and jack lead

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Although Nevada sell literally dozens of brands of electric bass guitars this P-Bass copy has been created...

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Nevada P-bass Black incl Rockbag Basic Gig-bag & 3 Mtr Rocktronic Guitar lead

This is a Nevada branded bass guitar created with novices and beginners in mind and bundled with a Gig-bag and a three metre jack lead. The bass itself bears a close resemblance to the famous Fender model that begins with the letter P (you can see them on this website).

The body is made from Basswood and has a Maple neck with a Rosewood fret board with dot inlay fret markers, the body of the guitar is finished in black and is contrasted by a white plastic scratch plate. The P-style single coil bass pick-up is controlled by a single tone and volume control whilst the bridge, control knobs and shamrock type machine heads are all finished in chrome.

The Gig-Bag is the Rockbag basic model and the jack cable is made by Rocktronics (these may be substituted for other similar brands depending on availability). Nevada can also supply bass strings, Bass Combo amps, electronic bass tuners and a host of other accessories ...

Check out Steve from the Nevada Music Warehouse putting the Nevada P-Bass through it's paces in a VIDEO DEMONSTRATION

by Gig Stig

Although Nevada sell literally dozens of brands of electric bass guitars this P-Bass copy has been created under their own brand which was given massive kudos a few years back when they won the prestigious portable DAB radio of the year award from "What Hi-Fi" magazine.

This instrument is perfectly suited to a beginner or novice, it's a budget line instrument and so won't break the bank for long-suffering parents who fear that their offspring's journey into the music world is no more than a passing fad. It has admirable quality and plays well, furthermore it holds accurate tuning and whilst it's never going to sound like the Stradivarius of the bass world the sound is adequately decent ...

Beginners could do a lot worse than choosing this instrument - however a word of advice for parents girlfriends and wives. When purchasing a practice amplifier try to ensure that the amp has a headphone input so that at least some of the relentless thump only takes place via headphones ...