Rogue LX205B Series II 5-String Bass Guitar, Pearl Black

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You won't believe the great sound and consummate playability of this sonic destroyer. The LX205B bass guitar incorporates an extended maple neck with a fast and friendly rosewood fingerboard for fleet action. The covered traditional-style split- and single-coil pickups deliver massive slabs of classic tone and are tweaked via 2 volume and 2 tone controls. Die-cast machine heads and black hardware wrap up this astonishingly priced thumper.
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- Extended maple neck Fast and friendly rosewood fretboard 31" scale length Covered traditional-style pickups 2 volume and 2 tone controls Die-cast machine heads Black hardware
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Rogue Dreadnought Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Guitar, Natural

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Also has a Fishman Classic 4 pickup/preamp system so you can plug in and play loud. You won't believe it when you hear it. It sounds fantastic.
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- Genuine spruce top
- Die-cast tuning machines
- It has a Nato neck
- Bound rosewood fretboard
- Martin strings
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 "Great Value and a Fishman Classic IV Pickup!!!" 2010-08-15
By ChoiceTbone (Oregon USA)
I can't believe people whine about this thing.

If you received a blem, send it back until it's made right.

The tone of mine is great both acoustic and electric. The finish is beautiful and it has binding on both the neck and the body. The tuners are good quality sealed (by Ping?) and hold well. The nut is decent and strap buttons good (1/4 plug goes in end strap pin). The bridge saddle was a bit high so I sanded it down and it lowered action to a comfortable level. I love the guitar so much that I took it to a luthier and had him profile the frets for $60 and was worth every penny. I purchased the guitar at MF a few years back on sale for $79 and it plays like a dream; love it. A real keeper.

It doesn't say Martin, Gibson or Breedlove on the headstock, but I've gotten over it (you will too).

 "Great guitar at a unbelievable price" 2010-02-07
By Z. Ma (West Lafayette, IN)
This is a beginner's guitar that sounds great. While build quality isn't perfect, this guitar offers great bang for your buck.



The wood and finish look good. The natural finish is pretty attractive and complements my room pretty well.



Pros:

Sound- This guitar does not sound cheap. It resonates and creates big, defined sound. Make sure you replace the stock strings to get better sound.



Acoustic-Electric PreAmp- This is an acoustic-electric guitar, meaning it comes with a built in pickup and preamp, so that you can plug it in to an amp and play. The guitar comes with a Fischer preamp that does a rather good job. It contains low,mid, and high controls, as well as "brilliance."



Tuners- The tuning machines feel solid and well constructed.



Reliability- I've had mine for over a year now and it has held up. Nothing has come loose or fallen off, which happens more than it should with budget-oriented guitars.



Cons:

Consistency- There are complaints of inconsistent build quality. Some units come better than others. Mine came with a bridge that was a bit too big so I had to sand down the bottom a bit to make the strings easier to press down by lowering the action a bit.





Overall, this is a great guitar. Get it if you are a beginner looking for a guitar that wont be too expensive, this is a great choice.

 "Avoid this!" 2009-11-27
By xeal (Castries, St.lucia)
I've tried really hard to like this guitar from this company, but the facts speak for themselves. Take my advise Avoide this guitar! Spend the money, even add an extra $100 to the cost of this thing and get something good from ANOTHER BRAND. Now I know that all manufactures mess up from time to time and I'm not one to practice brand loyalty but this thing isnt worth your time. First off, the first one i got was busted! On first tuning the entire bridge plate lifted off the body. Seriously shoddy work! Had to return it for a replacement. When I got the replacement it looked ok at first but it had some finish issues ie: tacked and dried glue on most of the neck, especially on the finger board very thin coating there this makes it hard to bend or slide up or down the neck I'll need to remove the strings and do some intensive cleaing and polishing. The frets are not embedded properly into the board i can SEE gaps. Loose screws on the tuners, damaged bridge (looks like they use some low grade plastic for it) the strings were already burrying themselves into the bridge and the nut oh the nut wow! badly done rush job even! You could see bits and pieces of the nut still left in place after filing for the strings? why? and the 6th string position on the nut was filed so now the string is way too deeply embedded into the nut. I fixed the fret buzz with the truss rod but even after that you can hear buzzing somewhere else inside the body of this thing. The fishman pickup controls look and feels flimsy. Although the guitar is somewhat playable its no where near as good as my friends $200 yamaha. This thing? Its not worth what they are asking. And as for the finish!!!!! You'd expect someone to properly sand something down then spray on the clear coat right? in my case some arears were sanded after the clear coat was put on, WHAT???? were they on a clock or something? Whats with the rush job on this one?! After getting a fairly well made guitar Washburn wi26 I can see exactly where there "little" things would matter. Rogue has some serious quality control issues wich has ruined their name for me completely. After two guitars, I'm done! Take my advise SPEND THE MONEY AND GET SOMETHIGN GOOD! If you can't afford it right now then WAIT till you can. Above all Try before you Buy and if you don't know much about it get someone who does to go with you to check it out! AVOID THIS AVOID THIS AVOID THIS! As for me I'll just have to keep this thing and work on it to get it working right. I'm not even going to bother return this one I'm afraid it's going to get even worse with the next one!

 "Unsatisfactory" 2009-08-25
By John Menner (Fort Collins, Colorado)
Purchased this Guitar in July of 2009. After opening the package I found that the frets on the neck were really sharp. I had to be very careful not to touch the outside of the frets. This indicated to me that quality control was really bad. Had to take a fine emery cloth to take the sharpness away.

 "We love this guitar!" 2007-09-27
By Kendra
I have bought several instruments from Musician's Friend and several Rogue instruments, as well. All of these Rogue instruments are of excellent quality. We have an acoustic dreadnought, a 12 string dreadnought, and this concert size acoustic electric.



For those of you looking for a beginning instrument or a second instrument, definitely look at Rogues. We are so impressed with everything we've received from both Musician's Friend, and its "house brand", Rogue.



When my son wanted to learn guitar, we were going to just give him one of my husband's, but it was really too big. So, we decided to get him this concert size cutaway guitar. We looked at a lot of instruments and decided to go with the Rogue. Rogue instruments do not have a wide varying price range. The highest priced instrument doesn't go over a couple of hundred dollars. So, when you spend only $100 on something, they aren't cutting a lot of corners from their highest-end models. Conversely, if you buy a starter Gibson package or some other well-respected company's starter pack, they cut a lot of corners from their highest-end guitars/stringed instruments. If a company makes a guitar that retails over a few thousand dollars, or even if the average selling price is $500, they are going to cut a lot of corners to make a guitar (or mandolin) priced at under $100.



So, this specific guitar came with Martin Strings. Yes, they make great instruments, but only decent strings. Still, these sounded fine. The action on this specific guitar was pretty low. We would have preferred LOWER, but it isn't too high. The pickup/preamp system works great! I read on Musician's Friend's website that some people have had difficulty with this, but not here. The finish, beautiful. Everything about this guitar screams, "I'm a $400 guitar". The sound-- most importantly-- is pretty rich for a cutaway concert size guitar with a pickup installed. I think it sounds great. My husband does, too, although he doesn't think it's quite as rich as a dreadnought. I don't hear too much of a difference.



With the Rogue instruments, this just isn't an issue. Want a twelve string? Only a bit over a hundred and sounds great! Want a mandolin? Nothing is stopping you at under $50. And, you really won't be disappointed, either. Even if you have to lower the action or pay for a professional setup, you still come way out ahead.



We have very expensive instruments in our house and we have these Rogues. The Rogues feel and sound as if they are $400 instruments. No comparison to the $100 famous brand starter guitars I looked at. This one will last for years.


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Rogue 10W 1x6.5 Guitar Combo Amp, Black

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This ultra affordable Rogue combo amp delivers nice power with its 10 watts RMS and 6.5" speaker. The practice amp is ideal for your dorm, office, or jamming on the go. The Clean channel offers you a crisp sound, while the Drive channel provides more attack and an edgier tone. With a built-in headphone jack, you can rock out while not disturbing your neighbors. The controls include a channel switch, along with gain, treble, mid, and bass dials to lock in your perfect jamming sound.
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- Power : 10W RMS
- 6.5" speaker
- Clean and Drive channels
- Headphone jack
- Adjustable Volume
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 "Little Amp - Big Sound" 2010-02-12
By John Smith (NY, NY)
For the price and the size, this amp is well worth the money. The seller was reliable and the product was sent promptly.

 "Dollar for Dollar it's good" 2010-01-31
By Michael G. Khoury
I bought this as an Xmas present for my seven year old who also received a Squier Mini Stratocaste for Xmas as well. This amp is a nice little practice amp and dollar for dollar it's a good little amp. I think you would be hard pressed to find an amp this capable for the money. Remember it's just a 10w practice amp.

 "Perfect for my uses" 2010-01-07
By Cathy V. Lee
I purchased this amp along with, a stratocaster, and a few other accesories, as a begginer guitar.

When I got the amp (which was earlier than I expected. . .) I looked perfect. The amp, though small is beautifull It has solid silver nobs, and the soundd quality is great, While i waited on my guitar to deliver, I hooked it to my computer and used it my home studio music productions.



5 Stars

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 "Quality" 2010-01-06
By A. S. Johnson (New Jersey United States)
I'm no musician and this was a gift, but I have to say it's received loads of compliments about the quality. I've heard it myself numerous times now and it sounds awesome to my newbie ears. I know this isn't much of a review, but maybe it'll help some.

 "A Splendid Quiet Practice Amplifier" 2009-11-17
By K. Beach (Minnesota)
I own several guitar amplifiers. The good ones are musical instruments in their own rights. They extend and reinforce the subtle dynamics of my playing style and the tonal characteristics of my guitars. My new little Rogue 10-watt combo, the least expensive (by far) and smallest of the lot, is one of the good ones.



When I play finger style with single-coil pickups and the Rogue set "clean" at low volume levels, the bell-like overtones it reproduces are satisfying. When I use a pick and humbucking pickups with the Rogue set "dirty" at low volume levels, it growls appropriately. There's a pattern here: low volume levels. Although this little guy is well-constructed relative to its price point, it is not road-hardened. It's also not very loud.



This begs a question: if one is not a beginner on a shoestring budget, what's the point of such a tiny, quiet amplifier? For me, there is great value in having a quiet musical tool I can use in the dark of the night when the rest of my household is asleep or when my ears hurt in spite of the Hearos earplugs I wear religiously. As such, I'd consider the Rogue a good buy at several times its current price. As it is actually priced, the little Rogue is one of the most incredible bargains in the music world.


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