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Over the course of 2022, we covered a lot of new bass models. Here are the top 10 reader favorites, based on article views.

We published 67 bass lessons and transcriptions over the course of 2022. And while we love them all, we're sharing the top 10 most viewed lessons for the year.

Over the course of 2022, we covered nearly 50 new pedals and effects. Here are the top 10 No Treble reader favorites for the year.

For over ten years, Kevin Johnson has been publishing his Bass of the Week series. His goal since the beginning was to feature “low-end instruments ranging from beautiful to bizarre.” Here are the top 10 reader-favorites for 2022.

In 2022, we featured over 130 new albums featuring bassists from all over the world. At the end of each year, we tally the stats. Here are the top 10 reader-favorite albums this year.

We love interviewing bassists to learn more about their stories. This year, we interviewed a lot. Here are the top 10 reader-favorite interviews of 2022.

We share the stories of all the new bass gear throughout the year, including the many new amps hitting the market. Here are the top 10 No Treble reader favorite bass amp stories for 2022.

This week, readers enjoyed new music by The Winery Dogs, our Mesa/Boogie D-350 review, Paul Thompson’s look at “Stay With Me Tonight,” Luke Putney’s sharing the story of Michael Tobias, a new “Tapping Technique” lesson by John Ferrara, and more.

Here’s a great playlist to end your week – in the form of the top 10 reader-favorite bass videos we shared last month. This is the top 10 list for November 2022.

Here’s your weekly roundup of the reader-favorite stories on No Treble. Here's the top 10 list for December 3-9, 2022.

This week’s top 10 list includes a killer video by Biréli Lagrène’s showcasing his bass skills, new music by Tim Commerford’s 7D7D, our review of the Future Impact v3 pedal, our conversation with Steve Luongo on the legacy of John Entwistle, and more.

This week, Paul Thompson broke down his favorite Donny Hathaway song, Ryan Madora joined Derrek Phillips to chat about improvising a funky 12-bar blues bass line with a drummer, and Brittany Frompovich continued her "Wonder Women" series with a look at the work of Kristen Pfaff. Add to it a reimagined version of “Comfortably Numb” by Roger Waters, some new tour and music news, plus a sweet Bass of the Week, and you have this week's top 10 reader favorites.