Best Bass Guitars You Can Buy in 2023 – Options for all Budgets and Styles

Best Bass Guitars You Can Buy in 2023 – Options for all Budgets and Styles

Bass guitars are the lowest pitched type of guitars. You’ll find a ton of bass guitars, but in this video, we review five of the best Bass Guitars for 2023.

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Jackson JS2 – https://geni.us/WBR43
Sterling By MusicMan Ray34 – https://geni.us/cL8H
Schecter Stiletto Extreme 4 – https://geni.us/DHWmVu
Yamaha BB735A – https://geni.us/iTyHc
Fender Meteora Bass – https://geni.us/sRDPkd

►Timestamps◄
00:00 Intro
00:29 Jackson JS2
02:02 Sterling By MusicMan Ray34
03:29 Schecter Stiletto Extreme 4
04:52 Yamaha BB735A
06:29 Fender Meteora Bass

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Jackson Guitars – https://youtu.be/IlcgjpmhtK8
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Yamaha_Global – https://youtu.be/eDslUlL_j7Y
Fender – https://youtu.be/PymI6rqJzpA

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47 Comments

  1. at 1:00 you say ‘a lightweight body at just 16 pounds’. You must be kidding. Perfect for beginners?? That must be a mistake and the person reading it must be either ignorant of basses or laughing as they say it. You maybe have read that from a Google result from Amazon where the packaging figures are completely way out.

  2. Currently playing a (freebee) Rogue LX460 Pro model. I actually like it and will say it’s wayyy better than expected, but it’s time to upgrade to something better. Pretty much bent on a Schecter Stilleto 5, but also like Jackson JS3 Concert bass, Stirling Stingray and Yamaha BB basses.

  3. yo i got a js2p spectra, basically a js2 that is upcharged by like 100$. plays very well for a beginner guitar and plenty good enough for me.

  4. #60_FenderQuality_ActiveElectronicsDetractDynamicsOfTonewoodsAsShown_db°[≤0.45] isSubbiased by neg.0.78%%√ the variation⚠️

  5. I’m on a MIJ Fender Aerodyne – loving ALMOST every aspect. The one downside is that with the binding, this P-Bass sacrifices its smooth, rounded corners for somewhat harder , bound corners. Loos TOTALLY boss, but I have to think a little extra about ideal positioning.

  6. Fender and Warwick. My Warwick is heavy but very strong smooth and like butter, my fender is just an all around winner.

  7. #59_⚠️At0min51sec_PoplarAs_A_Tonewood_watt⚠️_KnotThisBS_ItsNotAcousticallyRelevant_AtAll_Ever_IsThisRainNO_YourePeeing🤨

  8. My Schecter Stiletto Studio – 5. It’s my baby, my go to bass. I use it for everything. Very versatile and very solid quality and sound.

  9. I dare to say that the Yamaha is the winner here, seriously well made, affordable and simply does it all. It is a pro grade bass and far outranks the other basses in this list.

  10. Appalling review. Clearly ZERO knowledge of bases, otherwise would have picked up that a jackson DOES NOT weigh 16lb, neither does a ray 34 have a 24" scale length.

    Who writes this s**t???

  11. I am just starting on bass because I was given a Warwick Corvette 5 String. I have to admit that it’s a bit challenge but I am really enjoying it.

  12. I have 2 Jacksons, an ellefson model 4 string and a 5string JS3VQ. They both rock and they have very fast action if you are looking for that. I am looking at a spector though because I played a used one at the local guitar center and it was sick.

  13. The Jackson is a ‘lightweight’ 7.3kg (16lbs)…are you sure that’s right. That’s nearly twice the weight of my Ibanez SR1305…!? The Sterling description is not of the guitar shown, Shechter? It’s Schecter without the Scottish loch sch… poor commentary and poor video.

  14. Ive been playing a fender j-bass that Ive been playing upside down because its just what feels comfortable. I’m looking to buy a left-handed bass. Hopefully the switch is for the better and not too choppy.

  15. Yamaha basses are great basses. I have a RBX 375 and a TRBX 305… I prefer abd use them more than my Spector Euro 4.

  16. I play a Bacchus DX4. Bacchus flies under the radar in the USA, But I will happily put my Bacchus up against a Sadowski.

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