Bass Gear - Page 28

Gildaxe's JIOSONIC IV is a custom bass built with vintage parts—plus a unique feature that lets it stand upright. See why this build is one of a kind.

The new Sire Marcus Miller M6 Headless bass redefines balance and playability with a multi-scale neck, lightweight build, and versatile tone controls.

Ashdown's Studio-4 is a battery-powered, 3-watt bass amp with a 4" speaker, Bluetooth, and a tiny 2.2-lb frame—perfect for practicing anywhere.

Reverend Guitars unveils the Triad 5, a 5-string bass with three Jazz Bomb pickups, premium tonewoods, and a sleek design for versatile, dynamic playing.

EarthQuaker Devices revives LCD Soundsystem’s prized bass fuzz pedal, capturing its signature grit and tone in a durable, all-analog design.

Michael League and Nik Huber join forces to create a signature semi-hollow bass with a stunning swamp ash design and a custom Curtis Novak pickup.

Tristan Devaucoup's 6EQUJ5 bass defies convention with its one-piece maple body, modular pickup system, and ultra-lightweight design. See what makes it unique.

Fodera unveils the Monarch Power P-Bass, featuring a "shocking" wood treatment for a bold, one-of-a-kind look in their Standard Series lineup.

Which bass gear stories stood out in February? No Treble readers decided! Here are the 10 most-read releases, from NAMM highlights to new must-see gear.

Pantera's Rex Brown teamed up with Ashdown to create the RB-800, an 800-watt bass amp designed for power, versatility, and deep tonal flexibility.

Matteo Pisani's DIY "CYBERBASS" is packed with a built-in synth, wireless tech, and a tuner—crafted from scratch in true mad scientist fashion.

Bergantino’s HP Ultra pushes 2,000 watts, but it’s not just about power. With enhanced tone control and new firmware, it aims to redefine bass amplification.