The Bass Vault
curated collection of electric basses
Welcome to the Bass Vault a living archive of iconic low-end instruments that actually get played. This isn’t a museum of closet classics gathering dust, it’s a working collection of basses.
From Fender Japan reissues like the JB-62 and PB-70 to modern signature and artist models from Lakland and Yamaha, every instrument here earns its place through tone, playability, and character. These are basses that inspire you to pick them up and play. Whether you’re drawn to the growl of a Precision Bass, the versatility of a Jazz Bass, or curious about Fender’s electric bass evolution, you’ll find detailed specs, backstories, and honest impressions from someone who plays them all. Dive in and discover why I find each of these instruments special.
Vault highlights & rare finds
- Vintage Fender era: Featuring the iconic 1978 Fender Precision Bass in Antigua and the 1975 Olympic White P-Bass.
- Fender Japan specialist: Extensive collection of PB70 Reissues and JB62 Jazz Basses (MIJ/CIJ).
- Gibson rarities: Featuring the Gibson “Grabber” G3, Non-Reverse Thunderbird, and the Silverburst Flying V Bass.
- Signature performance: Artist models including the Geddy Lee Jazz Bass, Duff McKagan Special, and Flea Signature Road Worn.
It’s all about the passion!
Made and meant to be shared, an absolute must-see!
Unleashed creative showcasing with basses in unexpected locations.
Henrik Bonde Hanfgarn Bass player, passionate keeper of the bass vault and bass escapade extraordinaire.
Gear I love to use: TC Electronic Blacksmith, Fender Bassman ’67 (AB165), Ampeg bass cabs and the Line6 HX Stomp when it calls for quick and compact solutions.
