Get in touch
Connect with the Basses in Strange Places project
Whether you are a fellow low-end enthusiast, a vintage gear collector, or a creative storyteller, I would love to hear from you. The Basses in Strange Places project is more than just a gallery!
Interested in inviting me for a podcast, a talk, or an intimate event with bass enthusiasts? See where I’ve shared the story before – it might give you a sense of the format.
Collaboration & strange locations
Do you have access to a truly unique, breathtaking, or bizarre location? I’m always looking for the next “Strange Place” to frame a vintage Fender or a rare Gibson bass. If you own a space – be it an abandoned industrial site, a private collection, or a stunning natural landscape, let’s talk about how we can feature it in a future Bass Journey.
Gear stories & the Bass Vault
Every vintage instrument has a soul and a story. If you have a rare electric bass, a signature artist model, or a piece of vintage bass amplification with a unique history, I’d love to hear about it. I am constantly looking to document the “stories behind the gear” to share with our global audience of bass players and collectors.
Media, interviews & features
Are you looking for high-quality bass guitar photography for a publication, or would you like to interview Henrik about the philosophy of the project? For all media inquiries, high-resolution image licensing, or press kit requests, please reach out directly via email.
How to get in touch?
I would love to hear from you by email hello@bassesinstrangeplaces.com or in a DM on Instagram “Bass in Strange Places”.
Best regards,
Henrik aka. bass escapade extraordinaire.
It’s all about the passion!
Henrik Bonde Hanfgarn aka. BassGarn has played bass for thirty years and documents the forty-odd instruments in the Bass Vault – photographs, specs and stories, with particular depth in Fender Japan MIJ and CIJ reissues.
He plays live in Denmark with Bad Boys of Boogie and Foo Fighters Tribute. The bass hook on Nü Néon’s “Vi Kysser Natten Farvel” came out of a short-scale Mustang from the vault. He talked about the collection with Danske Bassister.
Main Gear TC Electronic Blacksmith, Fender Bassman ’67 (AB165), Ampeg cabs, and the Line6 HX Stomp when it calls for quick and compact.
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Explore basses in unexpected locations or The Bass Vault Playlist.
All about that bass, no treble
You’ve come to the end of the page, but don’t worry! This bass collection is meant to be played and seen and there’s more low-end rumble from Fender bass, Gibson basses, Epiphone, Lakland and many more for you to discover in The Bass Vault.