A small bass with a big tone. The short 28.9" scale and small body size make this things easy to play and easy to cart around. Features a split single-coil P-bass pickup with volume and tone control.

Tons of '70s mojo in the Squier Jaguar Bass. The medium 32" scale length with a "C" shaped neck make this thing very player friendly. Features P&J pickups, stacked volume/tone controls, and a vintage style barrel saddle bridge.

A beautiful active bass by NS Design. It has an EMG pickup and a humbucker under the saddle, giving it a tone that is punchy, yet bright and clear.

The Hofner Contemporary Series Violin Bass is the "mid range" of their line, with all the features found on their German made bass, for a lot less. It is a short scale (30") bass featuring a zero fret, neck and bridge pickups, and a deep low end.

A short scale bass with a maple neck. Great for beginners, guitarists looking to play bass, or anyone who likes the playable feel of a 30" scale.

A bass with classic feel and tone. Features both a split single coil P-bass pickup and a single coil Jazz bass pickup, each with its own volume control. Comes with a bag.

The Fender Player Series Jazz Bass features a "C" shaped neck and two single-coil pickups. Comes with a bag.

A lightweight bass with that classic tone. 30" scale length, hollowbody, gives you the thump that Hofner is famous for in a less expensive package. Comes with a bag.

The Austin 70's Style Jazz Bass is a smooth player at an economic price. It features two single coil pickups, each with its own volume control for blending, and a master tone control.

The Fender Player Precision Bass features a modern "C" shaped neck and a split-coil middle pickup. Comes with a bag.

The Hofner shorty bass isn't just for travelling. It's 30 inch scale length and compact body make it ideal for anyone who wants to be more comfortable playing bass. Great for guitarists who want to try a bit of bass, or anyone who wants the Hofner thump on a budget. Includes Hofner gig bag.

Here is a solid body Hofner with a retro Hofner look, but a modern feel. Something between a Jazz bass and a Precision bass with Fender scale length.

Who makes the best Hofner copies? Hofner of course! This is the less expensive (Ignition) Hofner. It plays, looks and sounds great, and costs 1/5 of what the German Hofners do. At this price anyone can get in on that thumpy 30 inch bass scale fun.