Would I be able to learn bass using a guitar at first? Then switch to bass afterward?

The four strings on a bass are tuned and fretted in the same way as the "top" 4 strings on a regular guitar, ie E, A, D, G. Because of this, you can get a small idea of what a real bass might be like. The large E string on a regular guitar also has a deep, bass-like sound.

However, the frets (the "boxes" into which you place your fingers) on a bass are much wider, and require a period of adjustment if you make the transition from a regular guitar. If you don't already own a regular guitar, and you see bass as being your instrument for the long term, then I would just take the plunge and buy a bass. You should get a very decent model for about $300, a decent used one for considerably less.

Good luck!

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