Latest articles by Mike Brooks
Can a vintage name compete with its own heritage at a low cost?
Ace Brit-rockers Thunder return with an excellent new album, loaded with bass goodness from Chris Childs
Bergantino has long been associated with killer cabs. How about a killer amp?
When we were asked if we'd like to review the new Anaconda bass recently, we uttered a most emphatic 'definitely!'
Dingwall instruments is certainly on the up, gradually growing in visibility and being adopted as the instrument of choice by bassists of all genres.
At a snip under £200, Peavey has undoubtedly opted for the 'function over frills' route for its new Milestone four-string, but that doesn't mean that basic playability has to be compromised.
It's a few months since we met Tomm Stanley at the London Bass Guitar Show, where he unveiled his Stonefield creation.
Tech 21's consistently popular Sansamp pedals have proven to be essential pieces of kit for many a gigging and recording bassist.
Following an impressive display at the London Bass Guitar Show earlier this year, the guys from Marvit are producing some eye-catching instruments for us to salivate over.
Despite numerous attempts to try something different in the realms of bassdom over the years, Fender returns to its Precision and Jazz time and again, and with good reason.
Although it might not be your primary instrument of choice, an electro- acoustic bass can be a very useful piece of kit to have in your armoury.
Where do all the Jazz Basses go? Most companies produce a variation on the well-worn theme and we, as customers, still buy them in droves.
