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Bass news from the 2024 NAMM Show continues to roll – and continues to be popular. That, plus some other bass goodness makes up this week’s top 10 list on No Treble.

Bass news from the 2024 NAMM show took over this week, with tons of views of our coverage so far. Throw in some other bass goodness, and you have you weekly top 10 articles on No Treble.

NAMM starts this week, but the news has already started trickling in. This week’s top 10 includes a handful of bass gear stories as a result. Check out this week’s reader favorites list.

NAMM news is starting to come in, and some of the stories so far have been quite popular. Add to that some great bass videos, some early Jaco Pastorius solos, news from Warwick, and the latest “From The Bottom” episode, and you have this week’s top 10 reader favorites.

We had some incredible videos to share for the last month of 2023, and these saw huge traffic. Here is your top 10 list of favorite bass videos for December.

Here’s your weekly roundup of what’s been popular on No Treble, spanning the last part of 2023 and the start of the new year.

We’ve reached the top of the list, and this year’s reader-favorite bassist is Tal Wilkenfeld. Tal was busy this year, touring with the Allman Betts Family Revival and Incubus and recording some great music with Scary Goldings and Scary Pockets.

Watching Charles Berthoud play is a jaw-dropping experience. So, seeing him on the top 10 list for 2023 is no surprise. He lands at #2 on the 2023 reader favorite bassist list.

Geezer Butler wasn’t featured a ton on No Treble in 2023, but the news was huge. As a result, he lands at #3 on this year's reader favorite bassists list.

Ellen Alaverdyan is a truly inspiring bassist. The young musician turned 11 in 2023, and continued recording her videos showcasing her skills and growth. Ellen once again makes the annual reader favorite bassists list for 2023.

Geddy Lee was super busy in 2023, and the news was exciting. He published his memoir, released his docuseries, and unearthed some demos from his 2000 solo debut, “My Favorite Headache.” That was enough, but there were other things to enjoy from Geddy in 2023.

One of the busiest bassists on the scene, Leland Sklar, kept it going in 2023. He lands at #6 on this year’s reader favorite bassists list.