Victor Brodén

Nashville bassist and producer Victor Brodén is the host of The Lowdown Society Podcast. Victor has toured and recorded with more than 30 major-label artists, including LeAnn Rimes, Richard Marx, Casting Crowns, and Randy Houser. His credits also include Grammy-winning albums and numerous television specials and network talk-show performances. You can reach him at vbroden@yahoo.com

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First Look: Epiphone Newport Bass

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Ampeg Rocket Bass RB-115 Review

An affordable—and surprisingly light—1x15, 200-watt combo delivers big, vintage Ampeg-style tones with a distinct SVT bent.

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Danelectro Red Hot Longhorn Review

A radical and classic silhouette revs it up for a low ride on the Sunset Strip.

Danelectro Red Hot Longhorn Bass Demo

Origin Effects DCX Bass Review

Superb preamp and drive tones combine in a bass utility knife that’s built to last.

Epiphone Newport Review

Big tones–and a bunch of them–in an inexpensive vintage-style bass.

First Look: Epiphone Newport Bass

Ampeg Rocket Bass RB-115 Review

An affordable—and surprisingly light—1x15, 200-watt combo delivers big, vintage Ampeg-style tones with a distinct SVT bent.

Robbie Shakespeare: 1953–2021

Remembering the bass-playing genius whose work with Sly and Robbie pioneered dub and dancehall, and whose inimitable “riddim” graced crossover hits by a who’s-who of music legends.

Dunlop JCT95 Justin Chancellor Cry Baby Wah Review

Flexible filtering options and a vicious fuzz distinguish the Tool bass master’s signature fuzz-wah.

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Victor Brodén

A radical and classic silhouette revs it up for a low ride on the Sunset Strip.

Superb preamp and drive tones combine in a bass utility knife that’s built to last.

Big tones–and a bunch of them–in an inexpensive vintage-style bass.

An affordable—and surprisingly light—1x15, 200-watt combo delivers big, vintage Ampeg-style tones with a distinct SVT bent.

Remembering the bass-playing genius whose work with Sly and Robbie pioneered dub and dancehall, and whose inimitable “riddim” graced crossover hits by a who’s-who of music legends.

Flexible filtering options and a vicious fuzz distinguish the Tool bass master’s signature fuzz-wah.