Description

You won't believe the great sound and consummate playability of this sonic destroyer. The Rogue LX200B Series III electric bass guitar features a maple neck, fast and friendly rosewood fretboard, covered traditional-style split and single-coil pickups, two volume and two tone controls, die-cast machine heads and black hardware.

A case is sold separately.
Rogue LX200B Series III Electric Bass Guitar - Candy Apple Red
Rogue LX200B Series III Electric Bass Guitar - Candy Apple Red
Rogue LX200B Series III Electric Bass Guitar - Candy Apple Red

Features

  • Basswood dual-cutaway body
  • Bolt-on maple neck with rosewood fingerboard
  • High-mass adjustable saddle bridge
  • J-style humbucker bridge pickup
  • P-style split-coil neck pickup
  • Dual volume and tone controls
  • Die-cast tuners
  • Black hardware
  • Case sold separately
warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Chromium (hexavalent compounds), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Specs

  • 34" scale length
  • 24 frets

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Reviews

4.41

68 Reviews

86%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Most Liked Positive Review

4

Excellent Value for Beginner

My brother picked this up for my niece. I put it through my rig this weekend and it sounded just fine and played very, very well. Surprised me, actually. Nice slim, fast neck. Action and setup very, very good. Basses 2 or 3 times the price are not this good. I don't know how long it would hold up over time, but it is a very good value for the beginner to early intermediate stages of learning. Most importantly, I think that its action and playability are very good and so the beginner wouldn't get discouraged struggling with poor action. Take a look if you're starting out, or you're on SuperTight budget and would like to have a inexpensive backup at the ready. Well done, Rogue.

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Most Liked Negative Review

3

Good bass for a beginner

So i just started playing the bass about a month or two ago and this is the bass i decided to pick up for myself, two hours away from the closest guitar center and no local music shops i was forced to window shop online and not really try out any thing. Which was not really a big deal cause i didn't know how to play the bass to begin with so i just needed a fairly cheap bass to start learning with, Well ive had this bass for about two month's i guess or atleast close to it. Immediately it started pretty much falling apart the strap holders were popping out the sound started going in and out with the pick up's etc. So thats why i say this bass is a good bass for a beginner, if you are looking for something cheap just to learn on and not really care if its bad or not get this bass im pretty sure the one i got was just a dud but who knows. But still good beginner bass for beginners like me, im catching on to the bass pretty quickly though since ive been playing the normal acoustic and electric guitar for 7 years so soon i plan on making that two hour trip to the nearest guitar center and picking up a better quality bass.

Filters
Best Uses
  1. Practicing37
  2. Jamming27
  3. Recording15
  4. Rock Concerts11
  5. Small Venues11
Cons
  1. Fret Buzz11
  2. Craftsmanship4
  3. Poor Pick Up3
  4. Flat Sound2
  5. Volume pots not very responsive.1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced20
  2. Novice17
  3. Professional Musician5
  4. Child2
Pros
  1. Fun To Play40
  2. Good Feel38
  3. Good Tone32
  4. Good Pick Up24
  5. Solid Electronics17
  • Colors do not match what's shown.

    3

    submitted3 months ago

    byWB

    fromKansas City, MO

    Thought I was getting a midnight blue/indigo bass guitar only to be given an electric blue, which it says in the description... but I thought the pictures said something different. Excited to have the bass guitar but bummed it's not the correct color. First world problems, but I also paid money for this.

  • best beginner bass

    5

    submitted7 months ago

    bynathanael

    fromconcord.ca

    the bass came in very good condition the workers were nice, helped me with my order overall good place

  • I bought the red one!

    3

    submitted8 months ago

    byRoberto

    fromHouston, TX.

    The red color is completely different in person than from the picture. It came a little scratched.

  • Sadly, didn't last

    1

    submitted9 months ago

    byPete

    fromFayetteville Arkansas

    Bought this 5 years ago. Noticed a few months ago the action was really high at the higher frets. Ran the truss rod from one end to the other and there was no noticeable change. Neck has a huge bow in it and the truss rod won't fix it. It's done. :-(

  • I would like to

    4

    Verified Buyer

    submitted2 years ago

    byJames

    fromFontana California

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I'm not very happy with the Bass guitar I received one of the knobs are damaged and it's not tuning good but I guess I got what I paid for

  • Hindsight is 20/20

    3

    submitted3 years ago

    byTalon

    fromElkton MD

    This was my first bass so going in I knew very little about what I should get, and given the fact I can't easy go to an actual store I got what was cheap to dip my toes in. Since then it's been almost a year and I've fallen in love with bass as an instrument however, after playing quite frequently and grabbing a Squier of pretty similar price, I regret buying this one at all. The feel and sound of this bass is passable and as someone learning it did the job but there are better basses for the price. All of that to say I'm giving this bass to a friend who's thinking about picking up bass, and ideally if they wish to pursue it they'll get a finer instrument to suit them once they've outgrown this one as I have. I will note, despite my gripes the neck felt pretty good and the frets weren't sharp at all, so good on them for quality control.

Q&A

Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • asked byDylan

    fromEugene, OR

    What size is the output jack for this bass, looking to replace mine in the same model as its exsisting one got damaged.

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The jack size is 1/4"
  • asked byTryingmybest

    fromEugene, OR

    What does each knob do? I know theres 2 Volume and 2 Tone knobs but which is which and what tone and volume is each one changing

    Open Reply - Thomas
    2 volume pots at the top, tone pots on the bottom
  • asked byAnonymous

    fromLas Vegas Nevada

    Does this come with any accessories at all or is it just the guitar

    Open Reply - Thomas
    It's just the guitar.
  • asked byLuis

    fromundisclosed

    Thinking of learning to play Bass. Will this make a good starting model.

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes, this make a good starting model
  • asked byWesley

    fromWyoming

    I just bought this guitar for my son. I need a case to go with it, but don't know what case it will fit in. Any suggestions on what we should get. He is 10 and is going to use it for school band .

    Open Reply - Beau
    This bass would be compatible with any standard electric bass case or gig bag. The Road Runner Avenue II Electric Bass Gig Bag would be a good choice.
  • asked byWitch doctor

    fromPhoenix,AZ

    So I also asked this question about a similar bass, but it had five strings. So I would also like to know if this 4 string would also play rock and metal since I am just starting to play bass l.

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Absolutly. The pickup configuration, a PJ configuration, is known for it's punch. With a little bit of EQ it will do fine for about anything.
  • asked byEmily

    fromBellingham, WA

    What gauge strings does this bass come with?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Medium gauge, .45 to .105
  • asked byMahoma

    fromFl

    Is this a standard size?

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    Yes, this is standards size
  • asked byJess

    fromCoconut Creek Fl.

    Does this bass have a narrow neck like a jazz bass or a wider neck like a precision bass. Being that I am a disabled veteran, I have a problem playing a wider neck like a precision bass.

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    This will have a thinner jazz bass type neck
  • asked byMr Mam

    fromOof town

    Does this come with a strap? If not, what kind should I get?

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    This does not come with a strap. Any strap will work with this model.
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