I purchased this bass from Musician's Friend about 6 months ago. My first bass. All I can say is you definitely get more bang for your buck with this bass. The blue is very vibrant, truly a beautiful color with the black hardware. I play bass for a Gospel band with THIS bass, and I've had many positive comments on the sound of my bass. I did make a few adjustments upon receiving it. The strings were a lil too high for my liking, so I adjusted the bridge and the truss rod in the neck, set the intonation and tuned it up. Now it plays like a $1,000 dollar bass. If you can't make those adjustments yourself, most any music store can for just a few bucks. By the way, I play through the Fender Rumble 210 combo amp. It will knock your socks off.

I got one of the LX200B's in a trade for an old Squire strat I had laying around. At the the time I was playing guitar in a band, but as you know bands break up. The opportunity arose for me to play bass in another band so I took the Rogue to rehearsal. Its not a P or J bass or a Lakland, but it does JAM, it is LIGHT and it looks and sounds GREAT. It holds its own with my Ibanez bass amp. Don't be fooled, this is a quality instrument for the price. Absolutely.

This bass is honestly a fantastic value. It sounds great, and is easy to play. This bass is great for any beginner. I don't think there any better basses for the same price. I strongly recommend this bass to any new players.

Ive been playing guitar for about 3 1/2 years and have had this bass for about a year. its a great bass for the price and it doesn't buzz at all. the single jazz pickup has a really nice tone and the 2 single coil pickups have a nice deep sound and a great tone. the stock strings are bad so i changed them a couple days ago and it made it sound a whole lot better. it has a slick neck,when you slap or pop its great no matter how hard you do it. i don't really use the 24th fret i don't know why they put it there but its looks cool. the only problem that ive had is that the place where you hook your strap is a little loose and wood glue can take care of that. overall this is a good bass and i would recommend it to anyone even if they have a Rickenbacker haha

I got this bass a few months ago as a last minute for a gig, I have to admit I was really surprised with how great it sounded. It has a really nice tone as-is, without any adjustments. The pickups sound great, but I may upgrade to EMG's. I tuned up the bass really quick, packed it up, and didn't play it for like three weeks and came back and it was in perfect tuning! The neck is a little thick but i don't care. If you need a bass and are short on money, or even if you have the money, get this one. . . .if you don't like the pickups you can upgrade them, if you don't like the neck you can replace it. . . this is a great bass that can EASILY be upgraded to studio quality.