Bass Guitar
Bass Guitar
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 Yamaha Stage Custom 10 x 5 Snare Drum SSD 1050  US $59.00
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 Mendini Black Nickel w Gold Key Alto Saxophone Sax US $339.98
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 Mendini Silver Nickel C Flute 16 Keys School Band E US $95.98
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 New Demo Unit Ibanez SR605 Natural Flat MAKE AN OFFER US $405.00
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 Modtone MT CB Clean Boost Pedal US $50.99
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 1973 Gibson Les Paul Triumph Recording Bass US $1,650.00
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 Jackson C20 Concert Bass US $150.00
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 Fender BXR Twenty Five Type PR 190 Guitar Bass Amplifier US $51.00
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 Boss AW2 AW 2 Auto Wah Pedal Effect Stomp Box NO RESERVE US $50.00
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 NEW MET RED ASSASSIN ELECTRIC GUITAR 10W AMP GIG BAG CASE STRAP LESSONS US $79.99
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 boss br 532 digital recording studio US $99.99
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 Electro Harmonix Russian Big Muff Great for guitar bass US $90.00
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 NEW 4 String Electric Bass Guitar Black US $69.99
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 Girls Kid Drum Set Kit Black Guitar Toy Musical Instrument Playset Educational US $28.45
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 BOSS TU 3 CHROMATIC TUNER PEDAL PRACTICALLY NEW US $66.00
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 fender bass guitar US $67.00
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 Big Band Chart East Of The Sun as recorded by L Elgart US $17.50
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 microKORG Custom Analog Modeling Synthesizer Vocoder Blue LEDs Keytar Option US $419.00
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 Japanese Vintage P Bass Body Yellow US $35.00
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 Drum Set Electric Guitar Musical Instruments Toy Educational Playset Boys Kids US $29.95
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 NEW 3 SETS GUITAR STRINGS FREE CAPO ACOUSTIC ELECTRIC US $14.94
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 NEW ELECTRIC GUITAR SWITCH PLATE LP STRINGS US $4.73
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 Big Band Chart Deed I Do US $13.00
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 Full Size Acoustic Guitar W Rosewood Fingerboard and Bridge NEW IN BOX US $59.88
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 4 NEW ELECTRIC GUITAR LP SPEED KNOBS BLACK US $9.47
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 4 NEW ELECTRIC GUITAR LP TOP HAT KNOBS SILVER TOP US $9.47
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 ELECTRIC STRINGS GUITAR BASS CONTROLS 3 POTS BLACK US $26.07
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 11 PCS Children Educational Musical Toy Drum Instrument Play Set Boy Kid Red US $24.95
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 NEW ELECTRIC GUITAR LP SWITCH CAP SCREW ON US $4.73
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 TELECASTER GUITAR CONTROL SWITCH PLATE GOLD NEW US $21.17
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 ACOUSTIC GUITAR STRINGS HEAVY 13 56 PHOSPHOR BRONZE SET US $6.31
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 ELECTRIC BASS GUITAR TRUSSROD NECK TRUSS ROD NEW US $15.73
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 7 INCH TRIANGLE PRESCHOOL PLAYGROUP PERCUSSION KIDS US $11.84
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 Crown Com Tech CT 410 Power Amplifier GREAT FOR AUDIO INSTALLS NR US $200.00
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 Big Band Chart Ultra composed by Harry James US $12.00
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| The Musical Instruments People |
BASS GUITAR????????????????
WHAT KIND OF BASS GUITAR SHOULD A BEGINNER GET IF HE WANTS TO PLAY BEATLES MUSIC?
AND ONE THATS NOT SO EXPENSIVE
Ah The Beatles.
Well Beatles bass is pretty no fuss for sound. Paul never did anything funky with the sound of his bass just a nice, warm rumble. So I wouldn't worry too much about getting one that fits the Beatles sound, just don't get what's called a "precision" bass (this has a crisp, popping tone) and don't get anything that looks like it belongs in a heavy metal band. (you'll know 'em when you see 'em)
As a beginner, you don't wanna put in a ton of money into your first bass. If I only told you two things it would be, one, make sure it's a "jazz" style bass and two, pick something that feels comfortable when you hold it and sounds good to you.
BUT, that would be only if I could say two things 
Fender basses are kind of the granddaddy of bass guitars, but I've never been a huge fan. They're very big and unwieldy and I've never thought their tone was EXCEPTIONALLY good considering the price tag and the hype that goes with them.
If you do like the Fender style, though, go for a Squire. It's the cheaper offshoot of Fender and sounds pretty good. I've found Squires to be less awkward than big, clunky Fender basses sometimes, too.
Ibanez makes fantastic basses for any experience level. They've also got plenty of cheaper options. Ibanez's are playable and sound great.
Gibson basses cost a fortune and they're not my favorite basses (they are fantastic guitars but that's another story), but Epiphone is the cheap version of Gibson and that's what I own. It's an Epiphone EB-0 and it's held up well. It doesn't have a lot versatility but it's suited me fine. For a little extra money, the EB-3 lets you play with the tone more.
There's several other decent brands but I really think Ibanez is the hand down best. I plan to buy one in the future. If you see a great deal on a Shecter or a Dean take a look at it, but keep Ibanez on the brain. And always remember my two big guidelines.
Oh, and look out for short-scale basses, too. Short-scale means the neck is about 29-31 inches instead of 34-35. It sounds just as good and it's a lot more manageable. But if you're a strong person or you like the feel of normal ones, than don't hesitate to look at them, just definitely keep short-scales in mind because you'll learn more easily on them.
Happy playing!
