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Bass of the Week: Daddy Mojo Rosetta Archtop Bass with Adjustable Neck and Short-Scale Design

Discover the Daddy Mojo Rosetta Archtop Bass, a short-scale build with a unique adjustable neck inspired by parlor guitars.

In a blazing metal challenge, Charles Berthoud climbs through 10 tracks to take on Drone Corpse Aviator by Archspire.

DR Strings introduces the Black Dragon Multi-Scale Bass Strings, featuring a black coated wrap and Accurate Core Technology for clarity and tone.

Rare 1985 Stevie Ray Vaughan footage, Oteil Burbridge’s Dire Wolf Bass, and more highlights from this week’s top bass stories.

The Beatles’ first American concert is back on film, with Paul McCartney holding it all together while thousands of fans scream through every note.

Exclusive interview: John Ferrara discusses his new single, “A Catalyst for Change,” and how Costa Rica shaped his sound.

Megadeth announce their final album and farewell tour, closing a four-decade chapter in metal bass history with LoMenzo, Ellefson, and more.

This spontaneous “King of Pain” rework, filmed for Scott’s Bass Lessons, features Hadrien Feraud and a stellar jazz fusion trio.

Radiohead drops Hail to the Thief Live Recordings 2003–2009, with Colin Greenwood’s bass fueling the band’s rediscovered energy.

Bass tech Terry Welty opens up about life on tour with Geezer Butler and Jeff Pilson, revealing custom gear builds and unforgettable moments.

The powerhouse group BEAT shares a live take on “Frame by Frame,” previewing their upcoming BEAT LIVE album. Vai, Levin, Belew, and Carey shine.

Explore Jackson’s limited-edition CB1A bass from the Pure Metal Series, featuring Fishman Fluence power and aggressive tone.