The Top 10 Bass Gadgets for EVERY Bassist (NOT gimmicks)

[@bluz1n]

Heyy Scott! Have you ever thought about getting a green glove? You could use like a green screen!! It would be awesome

[@shannondwhite]

LOL, that would be awesome on lesson videos, confuse the heck outa people. Replace it with a Mickey Mouse hand (with the missing finger and all).

[@davidlewicki9001]

I’d add hearing protection, which you sort of covered with in ears. But for rehearsals and such where IEMs are not being used, hearing protection-whether simple foam or passive plugs or active-is a must.

[@stevec6427]

Definitely. I'm always close to the drummer and stood in front of my stack of amps so I'd be deaf without them

[@megadawg342]

Got 'em, foam plugs. Good for motocross too.

[@ArtinSinger]

Great Scott! Thank you! But one thing I am missing in your list: It’s the nail scissors!

[@JoJoDo]

That's a good one!

[@devinebass]

Ha! You got me :)

[@ShaunCollege]

Agreed!

[@stephenbobic3226]

I would add a nail file to that as well. I have a small glass on that lives in my gig bag. (As well as one that lives on my desk and one in my computer bag.... hey, I got deal on them!)

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

Word 👊🏿

[@MrDees6]

Whenever I change my strings, I always put the old strings in my gigbag as the backup set. If you need to change a string in the heat of the moment, it makes it easier to put it on when it's already cut to the right length and quicker to tune when it already lost most of it's flexibility. Also in my kit: a pen and a marker in case you need to write something down, business cards, hearing protection, a few copies of the stage plan for my regular bands and guitar strings for those guitar players that forget to bring their own backup sets. ;)

[@sebastianbisurgi9970]

Ohhh Ok. every single "PRO" bass player must have. I just save a lot of money by being a hobbyist.... Wait no....I have almost all that stuff except for the in ear monitors. And I also have a spare bass just in case i ever play an actual gig (NEVER HAPPEN) instead of playing naked in front of the computer.

[@Thrano]

Sexy.

[@bassbuffricky]

@@ico7909 LOL

[@doomslayerplushie6662]

Is flea your idol just asking

[@gregapoljsak]

Everybody knows the tone is better if you are naked...

[@B0uff0s]

​@@gregapoljsak clothes are just like tone-wood but for your body

[@louisthomas8408]

Yes Scott I have everything you mentioned, (except a small measuring ruler , never had string height issues) but also have a nail clipper, a small Flash light, & L.E.D. stand light. And a back up bass with strap.

[@rwsansom76]

The small flashlight is a good to have.

[@joebreen6116]

Scott, you overlooked the most important item (in my opinion) - a spare bass. I always have at least 2 instruments with me at every gig. If I'm in the middle of a set, I don't have time to mess around with a broken string, dead battery, etc. I grab the spare bass and worry about fixing the problem during the break or after the show. This has saved my bacon more than a few times.

[@fearvo]

A bass player without a spare bass is as arrogant as the most conceited lead guitar shredder.

[@Brad5161]

@@fearvo Opinions vary. I carried two basses for years, lately I carry one. Nothing arrogant about it. One time I showed at church with no bass. I have multiple vehicles and thought it was in the one I drove. Fortunately Guitar Center opened early and I bought one and I got there on time. Nice bass, great price.

[@bobbyfikesmusicfun]

I've got several of those double gig bags and always carry two basses to the gig. Still carry all the other stuff in my gig box as well.

[@averyhorton3614]

The ONE time I didn't bring a backup bass, I broke a string.

[@bobbyfikesmusicfun]

@@averyhorton3614 bummer. I've only broken about three strings in 35 plus years playing full time. I've been very lucky. But I still always bring two basses and extra strings and tools!

[@wren23_bass-synths]

Scott, have you been stalking me? I’ve been doing this for years. I pretty much have the same things in my kit bag. Awesome video 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@johnfeole1971]

Same here ;)

[@mrbill250]

I like to keep a capo and a drum key. Not for me, of course, but for the sake of the band.

[@marcjuras1623]

😂👍

[@tyelrs837]

Sometimes it's easier to keep things moving... lol

[@mikestoll3584]

Yup! Guitar strings, drum sticks, drum key, DI for the keyboard player, IEM cleaner for the lead singer. They always ask the bass player first, as he's usually the most organized...

[@marcjuras1623]

@@mikestoll3584 that's the way it is 🤘👍

[@gazfunk]

No way I'm messing with my truss rod in the middle of a gig. lol I'll limp through it and worry about it later.

[@Mike_LaFontaine75]

Agreed, I usually bring a back up bass anyway.

[@jonniegibbins]

You can need it before a gig - it's happened to me several times. Just a quick adjustment and I'm good to go :-)

[@bobbyfikesmusicfun]

I live by the Gulf Coast and I have to carry that all the time because it can change with the humidity so quick. I was at rehearsal the other night and all the sudden the first fret started fretting out a bit and I had to loosen the truss rod a little.

[@renebustos87]

Its the worst if you snap a string on a low action bass. I mean, how bad is it to do a 1/2-1 turn of an allen key mid gig anyway? You’re releasing it, not tightening it so the strings don’t necessarily have to be loosened. A quick retune is also no big deal with a proper pedal

[@fearvo]

Then either you aren't confident that you know what you're doing or you don't respect the audience. It's not that scary. 3mins and you are done. It's a piece of cake.

[@jonniegibbins]

I'd add a metal nail file (good for nails - in an emergency also good for fret issues), nail clippers (again, good for nails and in an emergency good for clipping strings, though better for guitar strings rather than bass strings) and a capo - useful for when the guitarist has lost his and also for checking the neck relief.

[@MariaBethaniaCabrera]

Some bassists should read the title of this video before suggesting the spare bass as a item that should be included in "The Top 10 Bass Gadgets for EVERY Bassist (NOT gimmicks)". I'm still trying to figure out how would I stick a spare bass into the gadget bag. The suggestion to include a nail clippers is great though.

[@07michelpelletier]

Thanks Scott. Great video. There is one more thing I put in my bag and that you haven't mentioned. A pair of nail clippers. I don't know about you but for me, if I forget to clip the nails on the first two fingers of my plucking hand, I start getting these weird and unholy sounds. So nail clippers is a must for me.

[@Scarabee80]

Do your nails grow so quick during stage?

[@philiphall9609]

After putting fresh strings on. I would take the old ones. and put them in a ziploc bag. And put them in my gig bag.

[@bobbyfikesmusicfun]

I do the same thing but I boil them before I put them back in the gig bag.

[@shannondwhite]

@@bobbyfikesmusicfun I've heard of boiling, as well as soaking in alcohol in a PVC pipe with one end capped. Does this actually help (noticeably) for cleaning the gunk out of the string grooves and get the clean "new string" sound?

[@bobbyfikesmusicfun]

@@shannondwhite boiling does help and it will make them sound new and fresh for at least a couple gigs. Denatured alcohol works also. Not sure about the PVC pipe thing

[@stevec6427]

@@shannondwhite I've tried that with mixed results and when it did work well, they sounded dead again pretty quickly

[@VancouverMagic]

What brand name is that portable stand that you show in the beginning?

[@Kakker71]

It says "Tiger" on the side, but I can´t seem to find it online anywhere. Pretty neat device though, and I´ve been looking for something like that for some time.

[@johannecousineau4343]

Donner seems to make it as well: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B081PPHB3H/ref=ewc_pr_img_2?smid=AUQEMPZJWU2GJ&psc=1

[@jimmoore6514]

Hello. A bit late to the party, but I believe it's the Tiger GST63-BK A Frame Guitar Stand.

[@ModPhreak]

I would recommend a more compact K&M stand, but that one also looks good.

[@turbomoogle]

For me, always bring an extra strap. I once had a gig where I didn't bring one and had to use a neck tie. Thankfully it was only a 3-4 song set. Now I always bring two. And those rubber washers. And showing my age, I always included a few quarters if I needed to make a phone call.

[@rwsansom76]

I keep a roll of quarters too actually, though it's usually there to cover meter parking if I don't have a reserved spot to park.

[@itsnotacello2296]

Ear plugs. Nobody ever thinks of earplugs, but as somebody who has studied audiology and been an active bass player, trust me on this one. You don't want to spend the rest of your life listening through hearing aids. They sound awful.

[@stevenherrera4170]

Romans 10:9 Because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@jabez36]

I would add extension cables and power strips to this list.

Absolutely.

[@stevec6427]

I always at least make sure I have them in the car. I won't take them in but I can always go back out and get them if I need to

[@albaal7035]

Scott made a similar video in the past and he included those.

[@bobpond6381]

I always have a Leatherman multi-tool with multiple bit sets with me, covers a lot of areas. That’s on my belt so not in the kit. Pick/plectrum discussion made me chuckle. I’ve had at least a half dozen in my pants pocket for decades (we used to carry coins as well). Thanks as always great content.

[@marchogan4434]

I would add having a pencil in your bag. Even if your not reading music on the gig, writing a set list or making changes to one… don’t be that guy without one

[@mikestoll3584]

If you've ever played in a big band with charts, everyone has a pencil...

[@mv9787]

I’m usually the only guy with a pen in a band

[@tropical6969]

D.I PEDAL, I played a gig where the thermistor in my amp blew. I just went straight from the d.i to the p.a. saved the last set

[@DavideDondiMusic]

Spare cables have to be at least 3, the electric guitar player is going to ask you at least one at a certain point of the gig since he likes to "dance" on his cables, very rock. Also I'm not carrying stands anymore, thanks to Mark Bass velcro bass-holders! For me also some spare ear plugs: best bass boosters for little money :)

[@bobbyfikesmusicfun]

I always carry a spare amp power cable too. I've had three guitar players walk off with different ones after borrowing them. Lol

[@Brad5161]

Sucks to be him ;)

[@kanekitchen]

Spare speaker cable

[@basstbn89]

Two things I would add: pencils and notepads. I like the lines post-it’s.

[@ollililjestrom]

YES! Something to write notes on the sheet music with. Especially when you're working in some kind of a creative project. (On the other hand, one could argue that making music is always a creative process/project...)

[@John8.7]

My 1st thought was, you were going to say "you need more cow bell." 1:39

[@juniorsinaise3340]

My battery died on the 2 song on a gig 😂😂😂😂 Man what a disaster

[@TheKablue]

I used to carry a battery tester when I had an active system and checked my battery before each gig to make sure it had enough life to get through the gig.

[@TheKablue]

I once had a tuning peg bust in the middle of the gig. Retuned and made it through the rest of the gig on three strings. Then made sure I had extra tuning pegs on hand

[@scottysunday]

I have a very similar kit for gigging, mostly due to having strings break, batteries go flat, input jacks fall out of the cabinet due to the other band yanking the cable out super hard. You learn to be prepared eventually! I reccomended a small torch also, just makes everything easier to handle in case of emergencies.

[@evenseb7574]

Headlamp

[@Grievous_Tone]

Two other things I always have in my gigbag : - A power extension cord : "How, you're a bass player and you also have pedals ? We don't have any power extension cords left, so you're going to be stuck behind your amp..."... No Way. - A towel, a simple towel... When you have amps, lights, people close to the stage, and your hands are so sweaty that you can't doubleslap properly anymore, the sweats enter in your eyes and make you blind... This towel saves your life. (obsviously, not the towel I use to clean my strings)

[@Mike_LaFontaine75]

Yup, tea towels are cheap.

[@rwsansom76]

I always bring an extra power strip too

[@martythebassplayer7006]

You mentioned In-Ear monitors... But not Earplugs? WHAT?

[@theOtherNism]

This. Absolutely essential, and so small and light that there is no reason not to take them everywhere you take your bass.

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

Spare Cable ✅ Stand ✅ Spare Batteries✅ Tuner ✅ I play a Graphite neck Bass....Always intact ✅ Allen keys ✅ String rug ✅ Errr, but dirty strings👌🏿 = Funk 🤔 Spare strings.... Don't have those 😳 In Ears, got them but never use them. I really love Cabs/Monitors ✅ Looks like Scott's been inside my bag.

[@davidwinokur2131]

Need some medium needle nose pliers, too. And a flashlight though, now a days, your phone will do that job.

[@Mike_LaFontaine75]

One of those headlamps are better that the phone light, you get light where you want with both hands free

[@davidwinokur2131]

@@Mike_LaFontaine75 True, but they're bulky and small flashlight you can hold in your mouth takes up much less space.

[@Mike_LaFontaine75]

@@davidwinokur2131 Dude, I'm not talking about a miner's helmet. The headlamp is maybe 3" x 2" x 2" thick, it takes up little space. I also set up the PA, and a little flashlight in the mouth doesn't get it.

[@letslipthedogs1217]

I also always keep a spare IEC power cable (the type that powers most amp heads) on hand. In fact, it’s probably been the most borrowed item in my bag.

[@justincase3360]

I've noticed that very often, a new instrument will include the allen wrenches necessary to adjust that instrument, so I try to keep them with that instrument. I hate plugging Amazon, but they sell little plastic 9-volt battery boxes (super handy). Those stands are no good for asymmetrical basses. Other than that, great list.

[@PorchBass]

Remember if flying that customs won't let you take tools in the cabin. Utility knives especially! Lol

[@Tracer9GTRider8]

On the positive side, you have the skill, knowledge, and ability to be able to play an entire set on just the E string!

[@ianflurrance8438]

Love the list! I always have nail clippers in my bag. Life saver!

[@strongpoint71]

lately, i'm all about instrument cables with the Neutrik silentPLUG connectors

[@ModPhreak]

I like them too, but check them for connectivity once in a while, others have reported they can wear out with heavy use... not anything I can confirm myself.

[@thecornerkid402]

Two friends of mine saw the Wooten brothers live. Vic broke a string mid-song, took off his bass, lay it on the ground, put his foot on it, and played a solo by manually adjusting the tension.

[@eds6889]

A string winder is a must!!! I also always carry a nail file as well as a small bottle of methyl hydrate to clean and brighten strings. I never carry a ruler as one can easily improvise, nor do I carry any more allen wrenches than what my basses require.

[@ybor20]

is very nice and handy, in my experience it is also handy to have always an international electricity plug with you.

[@charleskleesattel6477]

Old camera bags work great as gig bags. Leatherman tools have screwdrivers, knives, snippers, and pliers. A word of caution about 9v batteries - put a bit of tape over the end terminals, if not and they come in contact with metal, they will deplete, if they come in contact with steelwool, they will burn. A small sewing kit and first aid kit can be very useful too.

[@kenharris5942]

Great information as usual Scott! I also carry a “ tool kit”. Some things I add to your list are; D. I.box, preferably preamp type. I use Mesa subway DI. Spare speaker cables, spare power amp cable and a power strip. Here’s another good tip, Super Glue! If you happen to cut your finger somehow, it instantly seals the wound and stops the bleeding. I always have a spare bass on hand. I may, by nature of my mechanical background, be anal, but I carry a digital multimeter and soldering iron with flux core solder, and yes, I’ve had to use it.

[@SneedBass]

I've reattached part of my thumb with super glue. The bleeding didn't stop, in fact the super glue mixed with the blood flowing down my hand and it became blood glue lol. It did reattach the piece of my thumb though lol. It solves most cuts that may require stitches though and is very handy

[@steviiiii]

thanks Scott... QUESTION: what brand OCTAVE(R) effects box do you use..?

[@webdave_de]

So, regarding to my gigbag, I'm a PRO. 😉. I also have a XLR Adapter to go into Stagepox directly.

[@IncredibleEtableBaby]

I agree Mr bass man

[@keesketsers5866]

At a live gig, I watched the lead guitarist from a punk/hardcore band break his high e string. No biggie, he changed it.....but one song on he broke it again.....no spare. He had to borrow a guitar from the next act.....that guitar was a hollow body Epi jazz box (Joe Pass, if I remember correctly....it was 25 years ago). He used that guitar but was making fun of it because he was ashamed to play it. During the next songs and he absolutely trashed the guitar to get the volume out of it. I felt sorry for the guitar and the owner, he should have been happy he was able to borrow that guitar and should have treated it with some respect. But it shows that you can even break two strings on a gig. Be prepared!

[@Igor_Vinicius]

I would add to this list a spare fuse. You can have all these items and still have your gig ruined because of a blown fuse in your amp. I've seen it happen. So I always carry at least 2 extra fuses.

[@davidlewicki9001]

I was so happy the time I blew a fuse on my MarkBass head to find out that they packed a spare fuse in the fuse holder! Not sure how many other brands do this but thank you Marco!

[@Igor_Vinicius]

@@davidlewicki9001 Wow, I didn't know that, and I bet almost nobody does. Good to know!

[@N0B0DY_SP3C14L]

Yes, nail clippers, and a couple other things, and I am not kidding about any of these: a little emergency kit with tums, immodium, aspirin/idu/advil/excedrin/etc., and super glue. I have to play through migraines, food poisoning, and other fun, and without those things in my gig bag, it would have been a mess, literally as well as figuratively. I have had gigs that I had to use super glue on my fingertips to keep from bleeding on my strings. These things are gig-savers.

[@Ace_Hunter_lives]

Gadgets for bassists seems pretty misleading for what is basically a "gig bag essentials" video. Nothing wrong with that though; especially if you're just starting to play out, packing a gig bag is something you might not give enough thought to. Two things I'd add: (1) A roll of gaffers tape and (2) a small flashlight. You will inevitably be in a situation where you have to tape down a setlist or some cables. Gaffers tape is better for this job than Gorilla tape/Duct tape because it is less sticky and thus less likely to leave a residue behind and possibly much up the stage area you're on. It's also black, so it hides better on stage. Cell phone flashlights can make due in a pinch, but a small bright light you can hold in your mouth in order to have both hands free is really useful if you need some light while setting up on a dark stage. Also, always have some paper and a sharpie - good for writing down last minute setlists, setlist changes, or anything else. Also, never a bad idea to pack some band-aids, just in case you cut yourself and don't want to be bleeding on your bass...which, admittedly, might be kind've cool depending on the venue and genre being played :)

[@kristianpettersson1895]

I mean...If you cant get a great slaptone with your willie...go adjust your trustrod guys....It`s not always about neckrelief...sometimes it is about attitude...

[@Brad5161]

If your trussrod goes out you probably won't have to adjust your saddles. Unless you can't adjust your trussrod. I've seen more people screw up their setup by adjusting the wrong thing instead of what actually moved. Learn how your bass works... it really isn't that complicated.

[@bentulaneunardop.5577]

Hi scott im your solid subscriber. i really like all the video you had. i wish i can have a bass. Im Eunardo Bentulan from the Philippines.

[@tonisiret5557]

The time when my bridge pickup screws failed & it's spring-mounted, so sprung it out & hit the bottom E, causing that string to be sharp for a whole song. I then had to apply pressure with my thumb against it, whilst picking for a 45 min set. Bring all the stuff, & maybe Blu-Tac?

[@bassfuser1226]

How about a flashlight?

[@ogmanzfan6934]

I played gigs for 20yrs of my life and my solution to breaking a string...every string change I would keep the old ones..put them in the package of the new ones im installing..then throw em away next change...it worked out

[@fearvo]

It pains me to think today's guys need these basics pointed out to them. What's that saying from ZaaK Wylde or whatever his name is "know your instrument". It doesn't stop at just being able to play. You have to know everything. If you're not obsessed with your bass or guitar or drums...then you aren't an artist.

[@ModPhreak]

Spare bass, that's all I'm saying... I could not live without it. Oh and a double bass gig bag ... life safer, really

[@NuncNuncNuncNunc]

Two *labeled* cables & *fresh* batteries. Allen wrenches of correct size. Nail clippers. Ear plugs - save your hearing for as long as possible.

[@GuitarlosCarlos]

THE ONLY GADGETS I NEED OR USE ARE A PATCH CORD A TUNING FORK AND OFCOURSE A SET OF FLAT WOUNDS BUT THAT'S JUST ME YA KNOW CARLOS GUITARLOS 90042 USA

[@stevec6427]

If you're playing with a live drummer and not using in-ear monitors, ear plugs are essential. I've played without them in a metal band with some big amps and it was unpleasant. Instead of allan keys plus screw driver plus snips, get a really good quality bicycle multi tool. It'll do the job just as well, take up less space and you won't lose bits

[@beornthebear.8220]

I use an electronic tuner for mt basses, and a clip-on for my guitars. Cip-ons I've tried can't register the deep B of my 5-string basses. The electronic one has no issue.

[@Thrano]

Nail clippers. Always bring nail clippers.

[@nothingmuch8865]

I thought the 9V batterry pack was a pitchpipe at first. Going through my head, "What ludicrous joke is this"?

[@bennobassosaurus7078]

Spare Rechargeable 9 volt⚡ 🔋 batteries and charger 😎 If you play a Stingray you need a steel rule between songs 😂

[@andrewhart2330]

Cross head and Phillips screwdrivers are slightly different and while usually OK you can knacker a screw head with the wrong one.

[@williamrichardson2344]

man what i hate is the cost of bass guitar strings ....guitarist are paying like less than 10 dollars on their strings ...bass guitar player pays over 20 dollars sometimes even higher ..i understand that regular guitar strings break more often than bass guitar strings ...but come on !!....

[@whoeverwhatever9279]

Battery, chord, strings, screwdriver that is it. And another bass or bass head if doing a serious gig. Of course stands. Other than that I am good. Rack has a tuner.

[@christophercheney1006]

Not sure if anyone has mentioned these: gaffers tape and a Leatherman (multi-tool). And, let's forget good ol duct tape ;)

[@philipt54]

enjoyed this video

[@renzogentile7865]

Please Scott can you give me some advise about compressor for me the most important dynamic bass effect but I’m not have found the key to get the great sound like a pro please please Thanks for all great 👍

[@jimmierandall9571]

I carry all of those things plus an extra strap,I also an extra set of guitar stings as well because the knuckleheads I play with aren’t as organized as I am

[@migrantfamily]

I once broke the E string on my bass in the middle of the set. Of course I hadn’t brought spare strings. Apparently, that happens when you decide to detune to Eb so your nice descending bass line can keep descending to the very last note. Obviously, getting that just right without missing the beat took some practice, and the strings weren’t up to that.

[@bassfritsch]

Buy yourself a Leatherman. That's a must for every musician...

[@mikeuy5450]

Powerstrip. You never know where plug-ins are in the gig.

[@sojhake]

Instead of clippers, wrenches and screwdriver, you can get a multitool (leatherman for instance). It's really useful in all kinds of situations. It saved my ass hundreds of times, so I definitely recommend getting one

[@stefankamphausen6524]

Good old Modulus... No truss rod. Just loving it.

[@mycofairbanks3321]

1 Glove? I just thought you were Michael Jackson on the bass or something

[@averyhorton3614]

I would also carry a set of guitar strings in case the guitar player broke a string. Saved more than a few gigs. Also a pair of drum sticks.

[@basskidful]

How does one snap an A string 🙄🙄 what kinda music y'all playing

[@theslimreaper]

10 gadgets in 10 minutes? I see what you did there :)

[@djjimenezelpequenogigante3103]

How did you get Kermit the frog on your bass or where can I get one please I want something like that it looks cool, love your videos btw

[@aldenskiesplace7736]

I have all that in my gigbag coz it's costumized and lots of pockets,,

[@fabiomaccatrozzo9243]

Please put back the original badass brass bridge on that beauty. That bass already sounds insane but brass bridge would be perfection

[@mickeypastor5130]

if i may suggest extra guitar straps. sweat/ humidity can make them fray, stretch even snap off.

[@joannalewis5279]

Noteworthy that bass players don't need to bring prophylactics.

[@DavidGarcia-yn4vt]

Can someone tell me the brand of the bass stand? and where can I get it? Thank you

[@paulmassingill]

Hercules EZPack is comparable.

[@ineedsomebass]

What type of bass stand is that? Who makes it? Please drop a link. I absolutely love it!!!

[@3020AlexA]

Agree, apart from clip on tuners which are ok, apart from when you need to get everyone to be quiet while you try and find a low D. Definitely use a pedal instead - also means no one has to hear you tuning too.

[@joemccambridge2759]

Hi, forgive me for being rude but I don't understand what you mean.. I have a clip on tuner on my bass and have never ask anyone to be quiet. I turn the volume off on my bass and tuner my bass with no problems.

[@3020AlexA]

@@joemccambridge2759 generally found them to be ok at practice, but when gigging in a pub with all the noise I have found it to be painful to tune the lower strings, especially drop D. From memory I used a D’addario clip on - so it may be it just wasn’t that great. Pedals for me are a way better option

[@glentyler6455]

One very important question, how are you securing your frog to the headstock?

[@DIVA-MC-7]

10 out of 10 for me !! Yeah and I'm not a pro 🤣 (just love things to be easy)

[@jm879]

Yes more gear! Great video🤘

[@danielforella9072]

Idk what is is about this guy but i hate the way he plays. Just the glove the way his hands move the way he uses his fingers it just bothers the shit ourt of me. I like his videos and i like the way he plays but just his technique pisses me off for some weird reason

[@shannondwhite]

Don't forget the spare strap (thin and ugly) and spare stand (beat up) for the guitar player.

[@gmac8852]

I wish someone could make a pedal to recreate the sound my Jazz bass made when I smashed it over my singers head. It awesome.

[@marcelogarciasoto9860]

I used to be a fan but I subscribed to the 14 days trial account and I want to cancel it and the system doesn't allow me to do it, this is super scammy, stay away from this

[@frankborgaard1959]

I always bring a pillow so I can take a nap during the drumsolo..🎵

[@bobbyfikesmusicfun]

One thing I would add is having a sharpie. I carry everything else that's on the list in my truck because that's what I drive to gigs. I carry a couple of spare straps also.

[@bobbyfikesmusicfun]

I also just realized that I always carry my sansamp bass driver in my truck so in case I have an amplifier problem I can run direct and have some control, more than what's on my bass

[@charlescdt6509]

I would add a headphone bass amp for warming up with. Keep up the good work.

[@TxBassMan31]

I have no active basses and none of my pedals even have a place for a battery. So, probably not gonna be needing them 9v batteries. lol

[@NiechoV]

I'm new to this, but what are "in ears", and why would you wear them during a gig?