| Top: | Okoume |
| Body: | Okoume |
| Neck: | Maple |
| Finish: | Gloss |
| Fingerboard: | Laurel |
| Headstock: | Standard |
| Bridge: | Top Loaded 5-Saddle, Black |
| Nut: | PPS |
| Tuners: | Bass, Closed Gear, Black, 1:18 Ratio |
| Truss Rod: | Spoke Wheel |
| Strings: | Kala Round Wounds |
| Electronics: | Passive Humbucker |
| Strap Button: | Black x2 |
| Pickguard: | White, Single Ply |
| Includes: | Logo Gig Bag Truss Rod Adjustment Tool |
Scale Length: 23.5 inches, Overall Instrument Length: 34.5 inches, Body Length: 15.125 inches, Number of Frets: 22, Width at Upper Bout: 8.75 inches, Width at Lower Bout: 10.5 inches, Width at Waist: 7.25 inches, Body Depth: 1.75 inches, Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1.75 inches, Fingerboard width at neck/body joint: 2.75 inches
I love it ! Plays just like any other bass I have. It is very well made and I say if there are anyone out there that’s interested and thinking about getting one, I suggest u get one before they are out of stock. Been waiting on this one for a couple years It’s AWESOME 👏‼️😎
The bass is small for a five-string, hence good for travel. It sounds full-scale for its size and has a decent B string that is not a thud. The string spacing is narrower than most basses I have played and sometimes I grapple with complex material, especially if I do not use the B string. However, I still have my Rumbler from 2014 when I need only four strings. Kala did a grand job getting playable sonics from a downsized 5-string instrument with a punchy moderate-output passive magnetic pickup. Without comparison the 5-string solid body is a clear winner. Nevertheless, compared to some of the larger basses, the Kala has somewhat less definition and a hint of mud.
I am really pleased with my 5-string. It looks and plays great. Pleased with the after sales when I contacted Kala about a screw which needed tightening. It 's also good to receive a quality gig-bag also.
