Listed below are some of the basses we sell; click on a logo to be redirected to the bass guitar page of that company's website. Then wander through the basses at our store and try one on.

	Yamaha bass guitars have gained their popularity because of their excellent sound and great play-ability. They are available in 4, 5 or 6-string models, with active or passive pickups, and are well worth trying out.
	The Fender Precision (a.k.a. the P-Bass) is probably the most famous, most recognizable bass ever. This and the Jazz Bass make Fender one of the top choices among professional players. (4, 5 or 6-strings, active or passive pickups).
	Squire basses (by Fender) are made in Mexico or overseas. From entry-level on upwards, Squire basses are good-sounding, nice-playing instruments.
	Epiphone makes some fine bass guitars, whether you are looking for something traditional or otherwise. Many models emulate the Gibson electric guitar bodies, like the SG, Les Paul, Explorer, Thunderbird, 335 (complete with F-holes), etc. They even have the "Beatle-bass" model (Viola), and the Accu-Bass.
	DeArmond basses (by Guild) begin where other entry-level standards in guitar-making leave off. With their sleek, modern bodies, and great-playing necks, you'll be surprised at how affordable they actually are. Distributed by Fender.
	Most of the Samick bass guitars (that we carry) are entry-level. They are fine instruments that fit into any budget.

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