Whats the average price range for an electric bass?
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I recently bought a new bass on clearance for $149. Check a few local music stores and you can usually find a Yamaha or Ibanez for under $200. You can always upgrade to something better later, but these would be good starter basses.
1151687
Check out Cabelas OR Pro bass .com they have eveything. good luck
1089324
I'd try eBay first!\n\nYou can check out Completed Auctions on any item...to get an Idea of the Price Range for the Electronic Components you're looking for!\n\nLocally, use the Yellow Pages.
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look around on dickssportinggoods.com     this problably wont be a good estimate on here because it depends on maybe what brand and how worn and old they are. take the price you paid for them in the first place and knock some of the price off because of the worn and age.  hope i helped some
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PLain and simple, it's economics.\nWHile you might think it's the bass head to own, not too many others did, and if a product cannot stand for itself, then a company bails on it.\n\nAs for the price, it is selling retail for about $500. A used one should sell for between $250 and $400 depending on condition and what the market will take in your area.
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schecter makes a good 5 or 6 string, but if you are just starting out 4 string would be much more practical. In that instance, I recommend getting a Fender J bass.
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any where between 60 and 80 bucks
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I wouldn't spend more than $300.  You don't want a very cheap instrument as they're too hard to play and she may get discouraged.  You also don't want to spend too much because she doesn't yet have the skills and knowledge to know the difference.  As a golfing buddy once said when I was first learning to play golf, "For the first few years it'll feel like you're hitting rocks.  Don't spend alot on a set."  Don't forget you'll need to buy an amplifier and a strap, too.\n\nYour best bet when shopping is to take along a musician friend and have them play the instruments at a music store.  In the absence of a musician friend, hang out at the bass department of of a store for 30 mins or so and ask someone to help you, preferably not a store employee but a customer.  I've done this for a few parents shopping for their kids and it seemed to work well.  The kids will respect this person's opinion more than yours and can be dissuaded from an inferior instrument just because of color, etc...\n\nGood luck!
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Surprisingly not much.  If you check E-bay you will see that you can get some in very good and excllent condition for under $15.  Better to just hang on to them.\n\nRival
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www.bassproshop.com they might have them
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You should be able to pick it up just fine as long as you have the ability to comprehend a basic understanding of reading music.  I played all in treble cleft for 12 years and I managed to figure out bass cleft and pick up bass guitar in about a month.  Be prepared to spend anywhere from $200-400 for a decent starter set.  You get what you pay for here, so buyer beware.  \n\nGood luck to you - I'm sure you'll do just fine!
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Well it depends a Gibson Les Paul runs about 2,000- 3,000 dollars depending if you want a l.p studio or a standard. the l.p epiphones run 600-900 dollars they are for an intermediate level of playing. it depnds how good you are also
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If its a small car the only chose would be a Bazooka tube. The most bass in the smallest place. If its a big car, then it depends on the box that the sub is in
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I say atleast $150.  $200-$250 would be good.
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I would save up until you have enough to buy a Fender Precision. I wouldn't recommend getting a really cheap bass.
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go to bass pro shops, they have quite a few in the price range your looking for
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Try ebay as a start then check Cabelas, Bass Pro and maybe Gander Mountian. I hope this helps. \nGood Luck and Tight Lines