Bass Guitars: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 19, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 16 listings for Bass Guitars, including options from The Music Zoo. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 16 displayed listings with prices are listed from $499.00 to $4,999.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The selection includes vintage models, used instruments and a few modern builds, covering a wide range of budgets.
Common features mentioned are wood body types such as alder, ash or mahogany, finishes like sunburst, natural or colored, and options for fretted or fretless necks. Many listings note the number of strings and pickup configurations.
When shopping, consider the body wood for tone, the finish for durability, and whether you need a fretless instrument for smoother slides. Check the scale length, pickup type and overall condition if the guitar is used.
G&L L-1500 Bass Guitar Sunburst Used
The Music Zoo
$1,499.00
1980 Vantage Bass VS600B Bass
The Music Zoo
$499.00
1980s Kawai FII-B Zebra Bass
The Music Zoo
$1,499.00
1983 Aria Pro II TSB-400 Bass
The Music Zoo
$599.00
1972 Fender Jazz Bass Mocha
The Music Zoo
$4,999.00
1980 Daion Savage Fretless Bass Black
The Music Zoo
$999.00
1980 Aria Pro II RSB-800 Bass Natural
The Music Zoo
$1,199.00
1980s Vantage VP820B Bass Natural
The Music Zoo
$749.00
1984 Hofner 500/1 1964–1984 20th Anniversary Violin Bass Sunburst
The Music Zoo
$3,999.00
1979 Aria Pro II SB-600 Bolt-On Bass Sunburst
The Music Zoo
$899.00
1980s Vantage VS695B Bass Trans Blue
The Music Zoo
$549.00
2002 Fender CIJ Jazz Bass Candy Apple Red
The Music Zoo
$999.00
1992 Gibson Les Paul Bass LPB-3 Honey Burst
The Music Zoo
$1,999.00
1980 Aria Pro II SB-700 Bass Fretless Conversion
The Music Zoo
$899.00
1989 Carvin V440B Bass Red
The Music Zoo
$2,499.00
1983 Fender Precision Bass Elite II Natural
The Music Zoo
$2,999.00
Questions
What is the difference between a fretted and fretless bass?
A fretless bass allows smooth glides between notes, while a fretted bass provides precise intonation and easier playability.
How does body wood affect bass tone?
Harder woods like maple give a bright attack, while softer woods like mahogany produce a warmer, rounder sound.
Should I buy a vintage bass guitar?
Vintage instruments can offer unique character, but inspect them for wear, electronics condition and proper setup.
What pickup configuration is best for a beginner?
A simple split-coil or single-coil pickup provides clear tone and is easy to manage for new players.