Here it is — the full, uncut conversation between Scott and the one and only Nathan East. Nathan opens up about the sessions and stories that shaped his career, from laying it down for Barry White and Hubert Laws to hitting the road with Phil Collins, Eric Clapton, and countless others. It’s a rare, behind-the-scenes look at one of the most recorded bassists in history. Dive in and enjoy.

Scott and Ian take on Reddit’s picks for the Top 10 Funk Bass Lines. From the undeniable classics to a few surprises they’ve never played before, they dig into what makes these lines so iconic—and whether Reddit really nailed it. Tune in and see if your favorites made the cut!

Enrollment for our brand new FUNK Accelerator open now! —Sign Up Today

Think your slap sound is dialed in? Think again.
 In this episode, Scott and Ian break down six things almost everybody gets wrong when chasing a great slap sound. They dig into the impact of string type, pickup settings, and technique—plus some of the overlooked details that can make or break your setup.

Whether you're just getting into slap or trying to fine-tune your sound, this one's worth a listen. Fixing just one of these might change everything.

Back in May, we went to the studio to record the first SBL album project. Originally it was going to be a pretty straightforward release… but having read through a bunch of comments, we decided to change things up. In today’s episode, I reveal some key takeaways from that first studio session, what you can expect over the coming weeks, and how you could win the bass I used to record with!

In this podcast you're going to learn:

• Why Scott’s a massive “jazz fusion nerd.”
• How he chose the right bass for the studio.
• How you could win it!
• What happened to his pedalboard?
• Why he hates using headphones.
• And much, much more!

What a stupid question, right? As bass players, there are few things more satisfying than pulling the trigger on a new bass, but would we be better served expanding our amp collections instead? Will a new amp really make your bass sound any better? In today’s episode Ian and Scott talk you through a couple of different viewpoints that will help you determine how you might spend your hard-earned money. A new bass, or a better amp?

In this podcast you're going to learn:

• Why every studio has an Ampeg B-15
• How Ian became amp obsessed.
• Why Scott’s not a huge fan of combo amps.
• Whether a good amp can really make any bass sound good?
• Why some players insist on using tube amps.
• And much, much more!

There’s a reason more people listen to Guns N’ Roses than Victor Wooten, and it’s not because Duff McKagan is better at playing arpeggios! But still, good technique is something that every bassist should add to their skill set, and in this episode, I’m answering all of your questions surrounding our Technique Accelerator. I hope it gives you a little extra time to check out the course – and to find your next breakthrough on the bass!

In this interview you're going to learn:

• Why are we talking up our Technique Accelerator?
• How I developed my own technique (with a little help from Gary Willis).
• Why we’ve included a bunch of free bonuses with the course.
• Why might it not be for you?
• And much, much more!

In this week’s episode, Ian tells us about his experience playing with a full orchestra and navigating the social and musical intricacies he encountered, including confronting his imposter syndrome around classical musicians, the challenges of reading standard notation perfectly and everything in between. Additionally, he goes on to break down the basics of what you need to know around DI’s - Direct Inputs! 

In this episode you're going to learn:

• About confronting imposter syndrome when playing in a classical space
• Why being able to read music can be a true benefit
• All the things the DI has to offer
• Are short-scales finally over? Are they still a thing?
• And much, much more!

We love the bass community and will always maintain that it is THE best community in music to be a part of. BUT. Every now and then even our community members show an uglier side. In the world of content and running (online) businesses in particular, garnering hate online is almost too easy and, unfortunately, we did have a bit of a run-in with just that a little while ago.

But, lessons can be learned in every scenario and we hope you’re able to take away as much from this as we did!

In this episode you're going to learn:

• Some mindsets to adopt when dealing with online hate
• How haters can actually prove helpful!
• How much your bass playing may actually rely on technique
• And how some people actually might just ‘have it’?
• How Scott ALMOST got his dream bass..?
• And much, much more!

Are Fenders really the best option, especially when you’re looking to play professionally? Maybe not? In today’s podcast, we’re exploring why your bass doesn’t HAVE to be a Fender and some alternatives that can come close in sound and vibe. AND why you may not want a Fender style instrument at all! Is there such a thing as the perfect sound? The perfect bass? Can you love a sound on someone else but not yourself? Does it, in fact, actually all come down to technique, rather than the bass you’re playing?!

In this episode you're going to learn:

• About some basses and bass brands that come close to the Fender style and vibe, in various budget brackets
• About where you might want to look if you’re intentionally NOT going Fender
• All kinds of ways of thinking about bass tone and how you might find YOUR OWN
• Why Scott is turning away from the P bass?
• How it all ultimately might come down to technique
• And much, much more!

A veteran of the Nashville studio scene, Amos Heller has occupied the bass chair for Taylor Swift’s backing band The Agency since 2007. Whether you’re a Taylor Swift fan or not, when Amos agreed to check in with SBL after the record-breaking Eras tour, we knew we were in for one of our most fun and entertaining interviews to date!

In today’s episode, we get a full run down on Amos Heller’s gig with one of the biggest pop stars in the world.

Amos Heller YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@AmosHeller
Amos' Latest Video: https://youtu.be/lw2LgyatO40

In this episode you're going to learn:

• How Amos got the gig with Taylor Swift.
• What life’s like on the highest grossing tour of all time.
• Why Nashville is the place to be for studio work.
• His top tips for making it as a pro bassist.
• And much, much more!

We were delighted to welcome Wil DeYoung, Carey Nordstrand, Spencer Lull and Joe Zon at our luthier panel discussion at Bass Space 23 this year. The session was undoubtedly one of the highlights of the summit and a true pleasure to attend, as four masters of the field dug into all of the different aspects of being a bass builder.

In this episode you're going to learn:

• How much tone wood truly affects your tone
• Some solid entryway strategies for getting into building your first bass
• What to keep in mind when purchasing an affordable bass
• The story behind Michael Manring’s Zon Hyperbass
• And much, much more!

When it comes to naming bass players with a unique style and approach to the instrument, Ra Diaz is well and truly up there. Having formed one of Suicidal Tendencies’ most exciting rhythm sections alongside legendary Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo, Ra’s work with nu metal band Korn is also indelibly etched on the rock landscape for all to see. Sounds like the perfect guy for anyone looking to improve as a bass player.

In this episode you're going to learn:

• How being a real fan is always the first step
• Why success is a long game
• The right attitude to preparing for a gig
• How Ra came to be part of Suicidal Tendencies & Korn
• And much, much more!

Is buying a bass guitar online a bad idea? If you’re anything like us, you probably browse the guitar sections of both brick-and-mortar stores and online fairly often! Also in today’s episode; we explore the pros and cons of digital and analog stompboxes, and walk you through the tactics we’re using to grow our YouTube channel.

In this episode you're going to learn:

• Buying basses online… why it sucks!
• Did Scott really choose a Tokai Jazz over a Fender?
• Analog vs digital pedals: who wins?
• Who would you love to see on our YouTube channel?
• And much, much more!

Scott sits down with Ready Freddie Washington to talk about the bass lines that changed the game — starting with the iconic groove on Forget Me Nots by Patrice Rushen. From Herbie Hancock to Anita Baker, Freddie breaks down the mindset, the feel, and the moments behind the low end that made history.

Whether you know him best as part of Mr Big, Talas, The Winery Dogs or as the guy from David Lee Roth’s Eat 'Em and Smile, Billy Sheehan is one of the most recognisable rock bassists of his generation. 

In this special interview from Bass Space 2022, Billy talks us through the ins and outs of his rock roots, how he likes to plan his practice and how he developed his ferocious string bending skills.

In this episode you're going to learn:

- How Billy maintains his three-finger technique.

- The one piece of advice he would give to his younger self.

- Why his practice routine has become way more focussed.

- The inspiration behind his Yamaha Attitude Bass.

- And much, much more!

Any signature bass guitar is one of a kind and unique. However, it entirely depends on what side of the fence you are. In today’s episode Ian unveils his own collaboration with Mike Lull Custom Guitars! Scott also speaks about his recent studio project and shares some early details about the next one!

In this Episode you're going to learn:

• Why Ian has launched his own signature bass.
• And how many minutes it took to sell out!
• What bass Scott used in the studio.
• Some of the challenges he faced.
• Why there’s a new level of Players Path coming! 
• And much, much more!

Ever since Jack Casady first used an Alembic to hot-wire his bass sound with Jefferson Airplane, boutique builders have maintained legendary status throughout the bass world. But can the right player make any bass sound good? In this episode, we discuss one of the most recognisable and idolised bass guitar designs of all time (and Scott’s new bass hero who played it.

In this episode you're going to learn:

• Why we’ve called out Alembic in recent episodes.
• Who is Scott’s new bass guitar hero?
• Do vintage basses actually sound better?
• Why Ian rents out his upright bass.
• And much, much more!

For some bass players, there's no better way to capture the legendary sound of their idols than bagging a signature axe with their name on the headstock, but are things about to change? In today’s episode we dig into what the future holds for signature basses.

In this episode you're going to learn:

• How signature models help manufacturers sell more basses.
• Who was the first bass player to get one?
• What made them a standard perk of bass stardom. 
• Are they a blessing or a curse?
• Why Irn-Bru is nothing like La Croix.
• And much, much more!

Learning about jazz might not be at the top of your to-do-list, especially if the only time you hear it is when you go to Starbucks! BUT if you want to get really good at bass then jazz is the ultimate genre of music to learn. In this episode, Scott explains how learning some jazz can unlock a musical superpower!

In this episode you're going to learn:

• Why all musicians should study some jazz.
• Why Scott used to suck at functional theory.
• Why you don’t need to be a Jazzer to take part in our Jazz Accelerator.
• We send virtual high-fives to Gary Willis and Michel Camilo.
• And much, much more!

Can you play heavy metal and smooth jazz and pop, all in one day? Or are you strictly the bassist for one act and one act only? It used to be taught that versatility would equal more opportunity for success in your bass playing career, but is that still the case? In today’s episode we ask if it’s actually better to flip this idea on its head and focus your energy in just one direction!

In this Episode you're going to learn:

• Why Ian has always valued versatility.
• How to know which path is right for you.
• What Scott learned from a Gary Willis ‘mic drop moment’ 
• Why you need to check out drummer Dave Elitch
• And much, much more!

A bass player’s worst nightmare is traveling with their bass and having it lost or broken. Even with airlines allowing guitars as a carry-on, it can still be up to the staff to decide to allow it or not. In today’s episode, we share our air-travel horror stories and our top hacks for traveling with your bass safely! 

In this episode you're going to learn:

• What’s the best way to fly with your bass?  
• Pro tips for getting through TSA airport security.
• What’s a pink tag? And why you should always ask for one. 
• Gig Bag vs. Hard Case? 
• And much, much more!

Bootsy Collins, Robert Trujillo, Cliff Williams, Krist Novoselic, Sting – they all relied, or still rely, on tube amps for their signature bass sound. And yet, the decision between solid-state vs tube amps is not one we take lightly. In today’s episode we examine the key differences between the two, covering areas like tone, cost and practicality, to help you figure out what might be best for you.

In this Episode you're going to learn:

• Why Scott’s a massive fan of tube amps.
• The key differences between tube amps and solid state amps.
• Weight - why are tube amps heavier?
• And does a heavier amp mean a bigger sound?
• What makes Ampeg’s SVT so popular?
• And much, much more!

Rob Mullarkey has mastered the worlds of groove and odd-time signatures on the bass guitar, but how do those skills translate when playing with a drummer? In today's episode, we sit down with Rob and one of the most unique drummers in hip-hop and drum ’n’ bass, Richard Spaven.

And did I mention there are a few tips of the hat to J Dilla? And exclusive performances? Yep, click here to watch. 

In this episode you're going to learn:

• How Rob approaches odd time signatures and beat displacement.
• What exactly is the ‘J Dilla Feel’?
• The octave pedal Rob uses for his gig with Jacob Collier.
• What Richard Spaven looks for in a bass player.
• And much, much more!

More music is being produced today than ever before. In 2022, 22 million new singles hit Spotify. That’s a new song every 1.4 seconds! In today’s episode, we dig into some tips and tricks to help you stand out from the crowd in 2023.

In this Episode you're going to learn:

• How to reward people for listening to your music.
• Do you need a pre-launch strategy? 
• Why some fans enjoy feeling like part of the process.
• How Scott and Ian are preparing for their own album projects.
• And much, much more!

Scott’s got his hands on a brand new Lull Jazz Bass—and this one’s custom. In this episode, he and Ian dive into the juicy details: how the idea came together, what makes a signature bass really special, and all the nerdy gear goodness you’d expect. From pickups to playability, it’s all here.

Unsure about how much to spend on your next bass? In this episode, we dig into the reasons why some bass guitars are so expensive and other guitars are more affordable - and what this means for the modern bass player on the hunt for a new axe.

In this Episode you're going to learn:

• Are expensive bass guitars really worth it?
• How simple guitar mods can transform a budget-friendly bass.
• Is there an affordable alternative to a Rickenbacker?
• Can a Peavey Cirrus really compete with a Ken Smith?
• And much, much more!

For today’s episode, we catch up with Henrik Linder to talk about his gear, his awesome band Dirty Loops, and how he developed his monstrous bass technique!

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• Some of Henrik’s trickiest bass parts from Dirty Loops!
• Including Just Dance, Baby and Circus.
• How he learned to slap.
• Why Hadrien Feraud loves his hair!
• And much more.

Bolt-on? Neck-through? All bass guitars are essentially the same, right? Wrong! Many bass players say that bass guitars with bolt-on necks have a punchier attack than neck-through designs. In today’s episode, we’re going to highlight the pros and cons, so that you can decide which you prefer – or maybe you should have one of each! 

In this Episode you're going to learn:

• Why do most people start out with a bolt-on bass?
• Why neck-through basses are more expensive.
• The neck join that was popularised by Leo Fender.
• Where Fodera’s deluxe (dovetail) option came from.
• How Billy Sheehan modded his bolt-on Yamaha.
• And much, much more!

Every year, the world's rock 'n' roll music equipment manufacturers, distributors and retailers descend on the town of Anaheim, California, to attend the NAMM show. It's a pure, unadulterated gear fest, showcasing everything that's planned for the coming year. In today’s episode we talk through all the new bass gear and goings-ons you need to know about!

In this Episode you're going to learn:

• What made the pick of the crop from this year’s show.
• The reason Ian couldn’t test a Rickenbacker 4001.
• Which Italian builder is making the lightest bass cabs EVER!
• Should a film be made about Olinto basses?
• Why everyone should check out Philip Conrad.
• And much, much more!

We could quite happily tell anyone who will listen that Weezer are our favorite band. Scott Shriner has held the bass chair since 2001 and has always stood out among the group’s history of bassists. His rock-solid pocket playing brings an extra edge to Weezer’s tone, which is why we think you’ll love this episode as we dive into Scott’s bass playing and career with Weezer.

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• How Scott got the gig with Weezer.
• What it’s like sharing a stage with frontman Rivers Cuomo. 
• Why Scott isn’t afraid to experiment with bass tone.
• What he learned from studying with Gary Willis.
• Why Kemper Amps make him sad.
• And much more!

When it comes to bass guitars, there’s a massive scope in style and sound for you to explore. It can be subjective, sure, but certain styles of music tend to work best with certain kinds of basses. In today’s episode we delve into what makes a bass guitar perfect for the gig.

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• The backstory behind Scott’s new album.
• Which star-studded musicians he has invited to take part.
• Why he needs a new bass for the project.
• Why it has to be a 5-string! 
• And much more!

Blu DeTiger, bassist and social media star with 1.4 million fans on TikTok, recently took to the stage to announce her first full-length album, which is due to drop later this year. Bursting with talent, Blu has amassed millions of views with thumping bass covers of hits by Prince and Megan Thee Stallion. In this episode, we sit down with Blu to uncover her story, how she got started and her upcoming partnership with Fender. 

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• Why Blu left New York University to pursue a career in music.
• What happened when she started taking her bass to her DJ sets.
• How she became famous on TikTok.
• What has Blu been working on with Fender?
• And much more!

If you’re a bass player and you feel ready to earn some extra cash by passing on your skills to others, setting up as a teacher could be a really good move. But how do you become a bass teacher? What credentials do you need? In this episode, we walk you through the minimum requirements for teaching as well as some steps to get you started.

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• Why you should become a bass teacher.
• Do you need a qualification?
• How do you get students?
• What’s the first thing you should teach them?
• And much more!

Is a signature instrument still a standard perk of modern bass stardom? Janek Gwizdala has attracted his fair share of signature models over the years, including basses for Fodera in 2012 and Mattisson Basses in 2017. In this episode, Janek explains why he has since turned his back on endorsement deals, and why he’ll never make music just for social likes.

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• All about Janek’s new F Bass
• How he became ‘the pedal guy’
• Why Janek deleted all of his social media
• What happened to his daily vlog?
• And why he refuses to play a signature bass (ever again)

Whether you're in the market for an active 5-string or a custom-built classic, choosing the right bass guitar can be difficult. How do you know what’s the right one for you? In today’s episode, we list what we think are the 5 best bass guitars you can get your hands on. 

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• Why every bassist needs a Jazz Bass
• When you might need an active 5-string
• Why a P Bass might be a better option for studio players
• Should Scott buy a Rickenbacker?
• And much, much more.

Is the Darkglass Anagram really worth the hype? In this episode, Scott and Ian dive into the new analog multi-effects unit and pit it against the ever-popular HX Stomp. Could this be the gear that finally gets Scott to ditch his pedalboard for good? They break down the strengths of each, share their own setups, and ask the big question—which one’s right for you?

NYC-based singer, songwriter Adi Oasis is also an incredible bassist. Her performance for music platform Colors has racked up an astounding 1.5 million views on YouTube! What you might not know is that Adi started out on guitar and then jumped to bass later in life. In today’s episode we get the backstory on her biggest and best career moments so far.

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• How Adi got her start on bass.
• Why she’s a huge fan of Curtis Mayfield’s music.
• What it was like opening for Anderson .Paak.
• How Bootsy Collins inspired her to jam with an envelope filter.
• And much, much more.

The role of artificial intelligence is quickly becoming a part of everyday life, but what can bass players expect from the rapid growth of apps like ChatGPT? The AI can be directed to impersonate the style of specific individuals, and even used to write a bass line “in the style of Paul McCartney”. In this episode, we’re going to explore the potential impact of AI on the music industry and what it means for bass players everywhere!

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• The implications of artificial intelligence.
• What it means for creative individuals.
• Will data-driven music replace musicians for good? 
• The AI chatbot everyone’s talking about.
• How Ian got hooked on a Japanese anime TV series.
• And much, much more.

In today’s episode Guy Pratt talks about his stint with Pink Floyd, studio dates in LA with Madonna and Michael Jackson, and the 1964 Jazz Bass that he got from The Who bassist, John Entwistle. Heads up: there’s even a cameo question from The Darkness' Justin Hawkins!

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• How Guy landed the gig with Pink Floyd
• What he played on Madonna’s Like a Prayer.
• All about his go-to Jazz Bass (christened ‘Betsy’)
• His infamous session for Michael Jackson’s Earth Song.
• And much, much more.

Looking at bass pickups, but confused by all the terminology? There’s a whole world of mystery surrounding what pickups do and how they can affect your sound. Such a big subject requires a concise explanation, then, doesn’t it? In today’s episode Scott and Ian venture back into anorak territory on the topic of bass pickups.

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• Why we’re not keen on Fender’s PJ pickup setup
• How Leo Fender made waves the Music Man StingRay
• Why Rickenbacker pickups hum constantly
• Why Mike Lull Thunderbird-style pickups rule
• How Scott discovered Journey's Don't Stop Believin'
• And much, much more.

A modern master of the electric bass, Marcus Miller has been landing dream gigs for the best part of 40 years. So when he stopped by our London studio to talk about Miles Davis, playing bass on that Luther Vandross mega hit and the fallout from slapping Jaco’s Teen Town, we knew it was an interview we had to share with you.

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• Why Marcus is a true genius of the bass guitar.
• Which tracks are a must-listen from his incredible discography.
• Including the classic Luther Vandross hit ‘Never Too Much’
• What happened when legendary trumpeter Miles Davis called.
• How he developed his signature line with Sire Instruments.
• And much, much more.

Making money as a musician can be tough. The industry is constantly changing, and it can be hard to keep up with all the latest trends. But if you’re willing to try your hand at building an online audience, you’ll find a wealth of opportunities that you can tap into. In today’s episode, we look at some social media hacks that you can use to get the most engagement possible.

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• Which bass influencers should you be following?
• The importance of social media for musicians.
• How to monetise your brand as it grows.
• Why everyone sucks when they first start out.
• And much, much more.

Hey, Scott here... and we’re back with another brand-new podcast for you!

At some point, we all wonder what life would be like with different pickups in our bass. Yet it’s the ONE thing that most of us dare not mess with! Even to experienced bass players, terms like impedance, inductance, resonant frequency and ohmic load can make things pretty confusing. In today’s episode, we dig into some of the technical basics and get to grips with everything a bass player needs to know on the topic of pickups.

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• Why pickups are important.
• How they impact your tone.
• Does the positioning matter?
• Series vs Parallel wiring.
• Single Coil vs. Humbucker. Which is Better?
• And much, much more.

Ready to win $50,000 in awesome bass prizes? Up for grabs is Scott’s Ken Smith Black Tiger 6-string, Ian’s StingRay 5 and a 1978 Fender Jazz Bass! Our latest giveaway is also a great opportunity to help us raise money for Pencils of Promise, which is a global organization that brings life-changing education to children living in poverty around the world. To date the SBL community has raised over $173,000 and this year we're trying to raise even more! Find out everything you need to know in today’s episode. 

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• Why are we giving away $50,000 worth of bass gear?
• From a Collector Series Jazz Bass to a Dingwall D-Roc!
• How you can enter (and gain bonus entries).
• Why Eric Clapton is still awesome!
• And much, much more.

Being able to sing and play bass gives you a real head start on those who only work the fretboard. Even if you think your singing voice sounds like a strangled cat doing karaoke, everyone can learn to sing, and bass players absolutely should! But it can also be a daunting challenge, whether you have a dynamite voice or can barely carry a tune. In today’s episode we dig into some top tips to maximize your magic as a singing bassist.

In this episode you’re going to learn:

The benefits every bassist can get from singing.

Why it takes practice.

How it can help you get more gigs!

And much more…

Freud never put anyone from SBL on the couch, but when it comes to life as a bass player, there can often be a sense that you need to remain outwardly grateful, even if you’re struggling. In this episode, we talk through the effects of negative self-talk, the addictive nature of social media and why Scott is heading to therapy.

Check out the Full Stack Bassist program here 👉 https://sbl.link/3FDuEx8

In this episode, Scott and Ian host a live Q&A to answer your most important questions about the Academy’s flagship 12-month program. They explain how the course is structured, what kind of time commitment you can expect, and how it’s designed to be flexible around your schedule. Whether you're wondering how to stay on track, how the live sessions work, or how much support is included, this conversation will give you a clear picture of what to expect—and how to get the most out of the journey.

When Ben Williams won the prestigious Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition in 2009, he did so by impressing a panel of judges that included bass greats Charlie Haden, Ron Carter and Dave Holland. Lately he’s been keeping himself busy with a host of impressive side projects with artists like Pat Metheny, Sting and vocalist Syndee Winters. In this episode, we get the lowdown on his career so far, and how he juggles life as a bandleader, singer, songwriter and bassist.

In this episode you’re going to learn:

• How Ben got started with the double bass. 
• Why he always wanted to be like Prince. 
• How he approaches upright bass and bass guitar.
• All about his new project, Butterfly Black.
• And much more.

Every touring bass player’s worst nightmare is arriving at their destination only to find their precious bass case smashed to smithereens. Even with airlines allowing guitars as a carry-on, it can still be up to the crew’s discretion. Luckily, there are a few things you can do to make sure that your bass makes it in one piece. In this episode, Ian shares a TSA horror story along with some of his top travel hacks.

 In this episode you’re going to learn:

• Why you should give your bass some extra padding when you fly.
• Which is the best bass case to invest in.
• How to successfully board a plane with your bass.
• Why you should never check your bass in at the gate.

And much more.

What makes a truly great bass guitar? Is it the way it plays? The way it sounds? How it was built? Or is it all in the hands of the player? Scott and Ian are the knights in today’s virtual round table discussion, and the first thing they’re turning their attention to is the myth that it’s all down to the wood!

In this episode you’re going to learn:

Why Scott is still searching for ‘excalibur’ 

Do basses from different eras really have a different vibe?

Why you should commit to just one bass.

Scott gets super geeky over fingerboard inlays and pickup placement. 

And much more!