If you're shopping for a 4-string bass, the real fork in the road is format: do you want an acoustic-electric bass that can stand on its own, or a solid-body electric P bass built for plugging in? These two new, right-handed basses take different paths to the same number of strings. The Glarry GMB101 is an acoustic-electric option, while the Cozart exotic burl P bass is a solid-body electric. The Glarry is listed at $82.98, and the Cozart comes in at $160, so how much you want to spend will likely factor into the decision. Here's how they compare.
Quick verdict
The Glarry GMB101 is the acoustic-electric option, while the Cozart exotic burl P bass is the solid-body electric pick. Your main decision is format: unplugged-friendly acoustic-electric or a solid-body electric that's built for amplification. Both are new 4-string models for right-handed players, so the rest of the choice comes down to which body style and included accessories match where you'll play.
At a glance
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar | Format | Notables |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glarry GMB101 Electric Acoustic Bass | USD 82.98 | Acoustic-electric | EQ-7545R preamp | |
| Cozart Exotic Burl P Bass | USD 160.00 | Solid-body electric | 20 frets; 34-inch scale; 1.75-inch nut width |
Notice the format difference: the Glarry is built around an acoustic-electric body with a preamp, while the Cozart is built around a solid-body electric layout. Both are new and right-handed, so your decision will hinge on the body style and the extras that come with it.
Where each bass wins
The Glarry GMB101 makes sense if you want an acoustic-electric format. The rosewood bridge and fingerboard, combined with the adjustable truss rod, make it a practical school-band-style option, and it includes a bag for easier transport.
The Cozart makes sense if you want a solid-body electric P bass with a distinctive curly burl finish. The solid-body format means it's designed around amplified electric playing, and a gig bag and cable come with it.
Product notes
Glarry 4 String Electric Acoustic Bass Guitar Right Handed School Band With Bag
This new Glarry GMB101 is a right-handed acoustic-electric bass with a basswood top, back, and sides, plus a rosewood bridge and fingerboard. The EQ-7545R preamp handles amplified tone, and the adjustable truss rod gives you control over the neck and string height. A bag comes with the package, so carrying it to a lesson or rehearsal is straightforward. The acoustic-electric design means you'll get an acoustic-style tone rather than the feel of a solid-body electric, so if your heart is set on a P-bass-style electric, this won't fill that exact role. For practice or a school setting, though, this is a very direct option.
NEW EXOTIC CURLY BURL 4 STRING P ELECTRIC BASS GUITAR & GIG BAG
The Cozart is a new solid-body P bass with an exotic curly burl finish that stands out in any lineup. The maple neck and rosewood fretboard sit on a basswood body, with 20 frets, a 1.75-inch nut width, and a 34-inch scale length. The package includes a gig bag and cable so you can start playing amplified without extra accessories. This is a solid-body electric, not an acoustic-electric, so it won't produce the unplugged acoustic tone the Glarry offers. If your goal is amplified electric playing with a full-scale feel, this is the format to match.
Final choice by use case
Go with the Glarry GMB101 if you want an acoustic-electric 4-string for practice, school band, or unplugged-style playing. Choose the Cozart exotic burl P bass if you prefer a solid-body electric format with an eye-catching finish.
