Danny Sapko

Bassist Danny Sapko confirms his use of Rotosound RS77LD Monel Flatwound Bass Strings (45-105) in a YouTube video titled "How to get Phil Lynott's bass tone in 30 seconds!" where he mentions using the same flatwounds as Phil Lynott.

Danny Sapko uses Rotosound RS66LC Stainless Steel Bass Strings (40-95), as demonstrated in his YouTube video titled "How to get Guns 'n' Roses' bass tone in 30 seconds!"

In a video titled "I play every single bass I have" on YouTube, Danny Sapko mentions that he played all of his basses through the Origin Effects DCX Bass Tone Shaper & Drive Preamplifier.

Danny Sapko is confirmed to use a Squier Precision Classic Vibe '60s bass, as seen in his YouTube video titled "I play every single bass I have," where he showcases the instrument in a fiesta red color.

Danny Sapko currently uses a Fender Jazz Bass, which he borrowed from a friend. The bass is heavily modified. This information is confirmed in a video by Danny Sapko titled "I play every single bass I have" on YouTube.

Danny Sapko owns a 1963 Gibson EB-0, which he has modified by adding a bridge pickup from a Rickenbacker, as confirmed in his YouTube video titled "I play every single bass I have."

Danny Sapko uses La Bella 0760M 1954 "Original" Deep Talkin' Bass Flatwound Bass Strings on his Gibson EB-0, as confirmed by Sapko himself during a YouTube video where he mentions that these strings are the originals from the 1960s.

Danny Sapko uses Rotosound RS66LD Swing Bass 45-105 strings on most of his basses with roundwounds. Specifically, he uses them on his "The Stranglers" tribute bass because they are the strings used by JJ Burnel, as confirmed in a YouTube video by Danny Sapko.

Danny Sapko uses the DiMarzio DP122 Model P Bass Pickups on his "The Stranglers" tribute bass, as confirmed by his demonstration in a video on his YouTube channel where he showcases every bass he owns.

Danny Sapko owns and plays the Hagstrom Nekromant 5 Black Gloss bass guitar, as confirmed in a YouTube video where he mentions that he likes the instrument but finds it too big.

Danny Sapko is confirmed to use a Guild Ashbory Bass, as he showcases it in his YouTube video titled "I play every single bass I have," where he goes through his collection of bass guitars.

Danny Sapko uses the Kala Solidbody U-Bass Electric Bass Guitar, as he mentions being a Kala artist in a YouTube video where he states, "I play every single bass I have."

Danny Sapko was lent the Epiphone Thunderbird IV bass, and he confirms in a YouTube video titled "I play every single bass I have" that it remains part of his collection.

Danny Sapko confirms that he owns an Epiphone Newport Bass, describing it as his main "experiment bass," which is currently strung with Rotosound Drop Zone strings. This information is sourced from a YouTube video where Sapko discusses the bass guitars he plays.

Danny Sapko uses Rotosound RS66LH Drop Zone Stainless Steel Bass Strings (65-130) on his Epiphone Newport bass, which is tuned to F#. This is confirmed by Sapko himself in his YouTube video titled "I play every single bass I have."

Danny Sapko uses Rotosound RS66LDN Pure Nickel Bass Strings (45-105) on his Dan Armstrong bass, identifiable by the distinctive blue silk, as confirmed in his YouTube video where he showcases his bass collection.

Danny Sapko uses an Ibanez GSR205 bass, which he has customized by painting the word "Nope" on it with acrylics, as he expresses a dislike for 5-string basses. This is confirmed in his video titled "I play every single bass I have," available on YouTube.

In a video titled "I play every single bass I have," Danny Sapko mentions that he owns a Squier Bass VI Classic Vibe.

Bassist Danny Sapko uses a Rickenbacker 4001, as confirmed in his YouTube video titled "I play every single bass I have," where he mentions it as his favorite bass.

In his older videos on his YouTube channel, such as the performance at the Bradford Festival 2015, Danny Sapko can be seen using a black Spector NS-2 Bass as his primary instrument.

Danny Sapko uses a Rickenbacker 4003, as demonstrated in his YouTube video where he states, "This is the sound of a brand new 2025 Rickenbacker."

Throughout this video, Danny Sapko is seen playing the Epiphone Les Paul Standard.