Adam Clayton Reverso Signature Bass

The fact that Adam Clayton of U2, the bassist of one of the biggest rock' n 'roll bands in the world, sought the collaboration with Warwick 2 years ago is a milestone for the soon to be 30-year-old success story of Warwick as a manufacturer of bass equipment. An intensive collaboration with the Warwick team under the guidance of Marcus Spangler

Dengue Fever-Senon Williams On Grooving Globally

JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT YOU’VE heard it all, along comes Dengue Fever. Mixing Cambodian pop—courtesy of singer Chhom Nimol—with surf rock, African funk, and good ol’ American RB, the band creates a sound that defies categorization. Bassist Senon Williams uses his thumb to thump out the band’s global grooves. See for yourself on the band’s new

Oscar Pettiford’s Altered States

“THE BASS IS ONE OF THE MOST important, if not the most important, instruments in any orchestra,” said Oscar Pettiford in a 1957 interview with Nat Hentoff. “You don’t need piano or drums. The bass can be much more [like] a horn than it has often been in the past. When I finish, the bass will be right down front where it belongs.” Pettiford backed

Carvin SB4000 And SB5000

CARVIN HAS ALWAYS BEEN ON THE map for unique high-end instruments at low prices, but these new basses—designed in conjunction with monster L.A. bassist Sekou Bunch—are a surprisingly rootsy departure for the direct-sale-only brand. The SB4000 5000 series is a bold attempt to bridge retro J-style bass design with modern electronics and