Bass Gear - Page 20

Rush’s Geddy Lee teams with Tech 21 on signed MP40 pedals honoring Neil Peart. Limited run benefits cancer research and the Neil Peart Memorial.

Explore Ernie Ball Music Man’s Pino Palladino series, including a hand-signed replica of his iconic ’79 fretless StingRay that defined his sound.

Go inside Geezer Butler’s 2,400-watt bass rig for Black Sabbath’s “Back to the Beginning” — a historic send-off with thunderous tone and custom gear.

The Bass Nerds crank up the fun at CME, ripping on Fenders, Sandbergs, and more through vintage Ampeg and Bergantino rigs for pure bass bliss

Thomastik unveils Peter Infeld bass strings, blending rich sound colors, easy bowing, and strong midrange growl for diverse styles.

Les Claypool’s Wally-Nut #1 by Pachyderm Instruments pairs exotic woods, 29 frets, LEDs, and Primus tour history. Explore this unique bass.

Markbass and Andrew Gouché team up on the new GV GOG bass line, featuring noiseless JJ pickups, passive electronics, and two striking finishes.

Snark expands its lineup with three rechargeable clip-on tuners featuring ultra-precise software, noise shields, and bass-friendly Mic/Vibration modes.

Sylvia Massy & ZVEX unveil a limited Woolly Mammoth fuzz pedal, hand-built with NOS parts and artwork, delivering deep, thunderous bass.

Fender’s new Squier and Laura Lee signature bass, Dingwall’s SP1, and Peavey’s Cirrus relaunch top our list of the best new bass gear from June 2025.

MXR’s Bass Synth, crafted with Ian Martin Allison, delivers classic analog tones with ready-to-go presets and deep, tweakable controls.

Fidelity’s Stellarosa Lite is a lightweight, vintage-inspired bass built to order with short-scale options, handwound pickups, and custom finishes.