Fender American Professional Precision Bass V review By Ed Friedland It’s a widely held belief that every pro bassist should own at least one Fender Precision, and a random sampling of the field shows that to be mostly true
Ultimate Ears UE 11 Pro In-Ear Monitors review By Jonathan Herrera The ultimate in-ear monitors for bass players - at a price
Ernie Ball Slinky Flatwound Cobalt electric bass strings review By Ed Friedland Get that retro bass sound with these top-tier strings
Guild Starfire II Bass review By Ed Friedland A faithful replica of the iconic hollowbody, complete with dual BiSonic pickups
Greenboy Audio Fearless F112 Cabinet review By Ed Friedland Superlative performance from an ultra-lightweight bass cab
PRS SE Kestrel & Kingfisher Basses review By Bill Leigh Paul Reed Smith turns his hand to mid-priced bass guitars
Hartke Kickback KB12 review By Jonathan Herrera An affordable 500W bass amp combo with volume to spare
Ampeg Classic Analog Bass Preamp and Scrambler Bass Overdrive review By Jonathan Herrera Two classic Ampeg bass drive sounds in pedal form
Electro-Harmonix Battalion Bass Preamp/DI review By Rod C Taylor A value-for-money all-in-one bass tone solution
Fender 60th Anniversary Precision Bass review By Brian Fox A hybrid of P-Bass designs from throughout the years make this one of Fender's best
Hartke TX600 Head review By Jonathan Herrera Get that bass tube sound in a tiny enclosure for a killer price
Darkglass Microtubes 500 Amp review By Rod C Taylor The Finnish tonehounds return with a compact amp and bucketloads of drive
Warwick Corvette $$ & Star Bass II review By Jonathan Herrera Two top-dollar boutique offerings from the highly respected German luthier
TC Electronic BG250-112 & BG250-208 Combos review By Ed Friedland Affordable Class D bass amps with built-in TonePrint technology
Ampeg V-4B review By Brian Fox Testing the iconic bass amp reissue, along with its SVT-112AV and SVT-212AV cabinets
Sire Marcus Miller V7 4- and 5-String Basses review By Jonathan Herrera As we gaze in our mind’s eye at an imagined Mount Rushmore of bass icons, it’s as easy to picture these basses as its faces.
