Sawtooth EP Series Left-Handed Electric Bass Guitar with Gig Bag & Accessories, Vintage Burst w/Tortoise Pickguard

Works well sounds decent not too expensive, for the amount of money its worth it.

This bass is extremely good, I bought it because I love the color. But the problem I have is that the frets aren’t even. Usually this wouldn’t normally be a problem for me, it’s usually only a couple, but the fret is uneven on almost every other string. It can get really irritating annoying.

This is a great bass for beginners and beyond. I would recommend this bass for students and anyone wanting to learn the bass. The bass itself is made with high grade material down to the strings. I would definitely buy another one from this company.

received the item damaged - other than that the bass is quite nice, great for beginners.

I’m mainly a short scale bass player, but I wanted a 34” scale p style bass for variety. I wanted surf/seafoam green and I didn’t want to spend much money. This bass suits my purposes perfectly. Set up was surprisingly good out of the box for this price point! No sharp frets, action wasn’t overly high (I’m going to lower it when I do a setup of course, but it’s not bad) and everything looks and feels very good. I’m going to be using it as a mod platform so I’ll be putting new electronics in it and new hardware but it’s not a bad bass as is. The hardware changes are more for aesthetics than anything. I really like the chunky feel of the neck! Not baseball bat style, but a nice solid feel. Really nice bass over all and I’d definitely buy another!

Honestly for the price, you cant go wrong. The sound on this instrument is solid. Mine was set up pretty well out of the box with little adjustment needed - I will assume that mileage varies on this depending on how long the instrument has been sitting in the Warehouse.This think plays smooth and the action is not bad at all.My only two negatives did not warrant me dropping stars, as they are pretty common in this price range for guitars. The first is that frets are a bit sharp and may need some filing. Mine are not too horrible, and honestly if I don't bother filing it, then I will just build a light callous on my left hand from the movement.The other issue, which is probably because I have been spoiled by my Ibanez, is that the fretboard ends at 20. I never noticed how much I hit the 21st and 22nd fret until I got this.... If you are rarely in that territory, its no big deal, but just something I think worth mentioning.As another aside, I feel like this would be a good brand to mess around with customizing or cutting your teeth on upgrading (like adding new pickups, replacing tuners, bridge, etc) so you are not practicing on something more costly.

Wow! Wow! Wow! I have to say that this is up there with the big league brands. Not completely in the same category but up there. Solid construction. Full size. Sounds amazing. I literally took it apart and inspected everything. Body(mmmmm), Knobs, bridge pickup, neck pickup, Neck(Straight), pegs. Quality! The carry bag, though the greatest, is not the worst. The padding is super thin probably enough to keep your guitar from receiving any damage if accidentally knocked over, maybe. The bag has a crazy tonne of pockets for cables or whatever. All different sizes and depths and widths. There are twovDifferent ways to carry it. On your back like a backpack or briefcase style.So, whats included? As well as the carry bag and Guitar I got a 10 foot cable that looked alittle janky but I didn't care cause I have tonnes of cables and all better then this one. Who knows it could actually be pretty decent. Right, I just have it in one of the pockets as just an emergency cable if needed. A pack of like 6 very not bad picks were included. Again, they are not top shelf but definitely not bad at all. Infact ive been using one for the past couple of days when I practice and record my songs, again, very not bad.A mini clip on tuner was also imcluded. That was the biggest disappointment out of all of this. It cheap, it does work, kind of but definitely not reliable. Definitely recommend get a good decent tuner of you don't have one already. And the strap. It's ok. Again, I have multiple straps. I did change. It's not shown in the pic I post but I didn't switch it out for a slightly more comfortable one. Same with the Strings, the strings that come with the guitar are decent. But, I have my favorite brand that I use and that I put on all my guitars. So,.yeah, definitely worth the money. A build that's definitely up there in quality and performance. Really, the only thing I didn't like was the mini clip on tuner and the fact that the purple ( the one I got) isn't really purple like in the picture. So alittle bummed about that but I. Still stand by my 5 star rating. Worth it!!

First off, I bought a Sawtooth T-Style last February. I was looking for a lefty bass, so seeing the new one at $322.73, I was hesitant. Reading the whole ad, I spotted that Amazon Warehousing was offering a returned "cosmetically" damaged bass for $153. I remembered how solid Sawtooth built guitars were, so I took the chance. Am I glad I did! I believe it was returned because it is a 34" scale bass with some heft to it. The action, neck and fret board are fine. The single coil Pickup works well, and its tone knob can get you some deep hollow sounds up to high and trebly. What a steal!

Just want to note that this was shipped from California direct to Ontario Canada, and it arrived very quickly and without any damage whatsoever. This took nine days to arrive, Customs and all (thanks to DHL), which I found extremely fast!This bass guitar is probably the best find for something left handed I have found in quite some time. Everything was nicely adjusted, only had to tune the strings. The design and color are gorgeous (surf green), the weight surprisingly light, and the sound is great, albeit it does require a little more juice to get the louder volumes. The accessories are actually very good quality, the strap is real leather and the picks look expensive. Extremely pleased with every aspect of this purchase, would highly recommend to anyone who is looking for an entry level bass. I can also assure you that buying direct from the seller (not through Prime) was fantastic, if you're on the fence because of this, don't be! The seller takes great care in their shipping. Thanks again!

I had great difficulty finding a cheap left handed bass. I am new and it was a risk (like the guitar that didn't pan out hence why I didn't want to spend much), but I tried this and have been very happy. I've been learning with rockSmith and have already learned a few songs. Bass sounds good and feels good to me but I don't know any better but experienced players might. I had to adjust the truss rod to get the action where I wanted it but now plays better.Frets can be sharp as others have mentioned but I never have an issue with hitting them.Paid 190But I'd say worth it up at 230 as well.

i would need to pay 200.00 to have the frets corrected , they cut my hands baddly , they had razor sharp burzz on the fret ends they also would had to be leveled , the neck is badly out of whack, it basicly needes a complete setup , would end costing me 325.00 , i would not recommend anyone to buy a Sawtooth bass guitar they are total crap

Bought used but is really cheap guitar, it works fine though, its quirks are the nut, being plastic and the neck being really heavy, also the frets seemed glued on, didn't effect its tone at all. Pickups are okay, neck came warped but a little adjustment with the truss rod and bridge, and a new nut fixed the problem.