Review by Chuck Jones Bassist with Eric Lee Beddingfield Hello, my fellow bass players! Please allow me to introduce you to a small boutique bass company called Clement Basses, out of Deland, Fl. I think this is a company you will want to give a look. Tom Clement, owner of company, builds each instrument to [...]

by Ty Campbell Bass Frontiers Staff Contributor The Overton Featherweight 500 Watt Bass Amp is a lightweight single rack space full feature packed amp. Features include a built in compressor with threshold and ratio adjustments with the option for bypass, and the ratio control doubling as a push button mute. EQ controls are bass, midrange [...]

Review by Matt O’Donnell Bass Frontiers Managing Editor It’s hard finding the ideal bag to carry your bass around in. Admit it. Most of us try a few different things, whether it be carrying around the big rectangle case or just saying “screw it” and throwing it in whatever flimsy thing is closest on their [...]

Review by Ty Campbell Bass Frontiers Staff Contributor Yet another bass compressor you say? Yes, but this is not just any bass compressor. I used the M87 on a few gigs, in combination with the couple of other pedals that I use (a chorus and an octaver), with the M87 at the end of my [...]

Review by Kevin de Souza Bass Frontiers Contributor The concept behind Mike Lull’s success as a luthier seems very simple: take a classic design and refine it. Obviously a winner when it comes to the P and J-style basses his Bellevue, WA custom shop has been turning out for years (in the interest of full [...]

Review by Jarad Clement Bass Frontiers Media Editor It is evident that bass amp manufacturers have recently been focusing a lot on making the normal heavy, back straining and massive amplification a thing of the past. Ampeg is no exception, and at last years Winter NAMM they introduced a new line of bass amps made [...]