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Bass Starter Packs

Bass Guitar Starter Packages are a great, affordable way to get all you need to start, including bass amp, strap and leads. If you are a beginner thinking about taking up bass, or perhaps you're a parent looking for a good kids guitar package, then this might just be the right choice for you! Some of the best bass guitar brands for beginners are Ibanez, Squier and Epiphone.

Many people think learning bass is far easier than playing guitar, because there are only (usually!) 4 strings and no need to learn chords. But by no means this means playing bass guitar is less fun or exciting: after all, many bassists such as Paul McCartney, Sting and Flea are very well-respected artists!

And if you don't find the pack you want, why don't you give us a call on 0151 448 2089 and talk to one of our experts? PMT can put together a package to suit your needs and budget!

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FAQs

  • Are bass guitar starter packs worth it?

    Bass guitar starter packs are a great value way to get started learning an instrument. They come with everything you need so that you can plug-in-and-play straight out of the box.

  • What is the best bass guitar package for beginners?

    Some of the best bass guitar starter packs are made by Squier and Ibanez.

  • How much should I pay for a beginner bass guitar package?

    Bass guitar starter packs are usually priced around the £300 mark. With these packs you should get a bass guitar, an amplifier, a case, a cable, strap, and sometimes plectrums.

  • Is it difficult to teach yourself bass guitar?

    Teaching yourself to play bass guitar can be challenging, however with a plethora of online lessons and resources such as tablature available online it is definitely possible and can be a fun journey for a musician to undertake!

  • How many hours should I practice bass guitar each day?

    To see progress with your bass playing you should aim to practice for 5-6 hours per week. This will allow you to improve at a good rate and see improvements in your musicianship over time.