Build Your Own Bass Guitar Kit - Classic PB Style - Complete with all parts
This is your chance to build your very own bass guitar from scratch! This kit contains all the parts you need to build your own bass, and no expert knowledge or heavy machinery is required! What's more, you can customise it with your own paint job as the body comes unfinished.
These kits come in at a lower cost than most ready made basses and the joy of putting hard labour into your own guitar is unparalleled! These kits make great presents for budding bass guitarists and old hands alike, encouraging creativity and skill at the same time - a bit like lego, but less of a toy and more of a passion!
Click here to see the manual for this kit - anyone can do it!
N.B. The parts shown in picture 2 will vary depending on style - see the list below for more details.
What do I get?
This kit literally comes with every part including all the hardware fittings and screws and even a set of strings! The frets are already installed and the electronics joints are 'snap-fit' so you won't need any special tools and you don't need to know how to solder. All you will need is a screwdriver and a basic knowledge of how to put a guitar together.
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P-Bass Basswood Body
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P-Bass Neck
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Pickguard
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Pickups
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Neck Plate
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Headstock Decal
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Bridge assembly
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Allen Keys for bridge and truss adjustment
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Tuning Pegs and fittings
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Jack assembly
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Strap Buttons
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Heatshrink insulation to cover connections
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All hardware fixtures (screws etc.)
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All necessary cabling with snap-together ends
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Guitar cable
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Set of strings
What will I need?
The body is finished with a sanding sealer so all you have to do is sand and then coat, either with a varnish or with paint of your choice.
The PB Style is definitely one of the most popular bass designs of all time. The key word is 'precision' since it was one of the first bass guitar designs that featured frets for accurate pitch. The classic body shape offset pickup and oversized tuners define this classic world-renowned design.
So instead of buying a readymade guitar - why not build your own so when all your friends are comparing their Fenders and Gibsons you can proudly say "I built my own".
