Bass Gear - Page 23

D'Addario expands its NYXL bass string series with new multi-scale sets aimed at players using fanned-fret and extended-scale instruments.

From Nathan East's new amp to Joe Dart's signature basses, here are the 10 most talked-about bass gear releases from April 2025.

This boutique Locus bass by Nichols Guitar Co. caught our eye with its stunning woods, multi-scale neck, and 26 frets. See what makes it stand out.

The Fullerton Deluxe JB MFD Bass from G&L offers vintage style and versatile tone with upgraded MFD pickups and pro-level features.

The Anagram from Darkglass is a new multi-effects unit offering bassists low-latency processing, NAM integration, and a flexible blocks-based architecture.

Schaller's new BM tuners fit Music Man and Rickenbacker basses with drop-in compatibility and convertible left/right mounting configurations.

DaShtick's Bad Dog Bass is a 3-string, hand-carved creation built from a single piece of ash—complete with a snarling headstock.

Markbass introduces the MB Pro Bass Mixer, a compact 3-channel unit with mic support, footswitch control, and the ability to daisy-chain for more inputs.

Fender launches the Player II Modified Series, with new active electronics and IDLES front and center in the campaign's video showcase.

Peter Hook's signature Hooky Viking PRO bass returns for 2025 in new Gold and Sunburst finishes, limited to just 18 of each.

The Madrigal bass was born from a daring idea, custom-built by Tyler Wells to push boundaries and deliver a bold acoustic voice.

The new Rapier Symphonic Bass revives a 1960s British guitar vibe with classic looks, bold colors, and Alan Entwistle-designed pickups.