In this November 29, 2013 Facebook post, Malmsteen can be seen in an article for Bass Player Magazine, this article reads:

"Swede'N Low As a bassist, Yngwie Malmsteen likes to take it up a notch"

"There may never be a six-string shredder to rival Eighties guitar icon Yngwie Malmsteen. It may not be a surprise to learn, therefore that Malmsteen has also played bass guitar-thank you very much-on most of the albums he's made over the past two decades, including his latest, Unleash the Fury (Universal)."

"I've yet to hear a bassist approach the instrument the way I hear it in my head, so it's easier for me to play the parts on my albums," says Malmsteen. "In classical music the contrabasses and cello parts are integral within the structures of the melodies and counterpoint, and that's how I like to approach my bass parts."

"Malmsteen generally deplores the current state of rock bass, "It's fallen by the wayside," he complains, "It has such a secondary role in rock music, whereas in the Seventies there was a lot more bass playing going on."

"Much as Malmsteen and his neoclassical chops changed people's notions of what is possible on the electric guitar in the Eighties, the Swedish virtuoso has raised the bar on playing bass with his blindingly fast runs and cello-like vibrato. But Yngwie Malmsteen maintains that he never resorts to flash for it's own sake."

"I play very fast on the bass only when a song calls for it," he says. "I don't always play a million notes a bar. I let the guitar do that." --Joe Lalaina

"BOOMBOX:"

"Basses:" "Early-Fifties Fender Precision with a maple neck and early-Sixties Fender Jazz bass with a rosewood neck, both equipped with DiMarzio pickups and Hipshot detuners

"Strings: " "Dean Markley Blue Steel, .40, .60, .80, and .100"

"Head:" "Ampeg SVT Classic"

"Cabinet:" "Ampeg SVT 8x10"

"Picks:" "Dunlop [Delrin 500] 1.5mm"

"Effects:" "MXR Dyna-comp Compresser and a SansAmp direct box and EQ"

Used with James Brown, as mentioned in this May 13, 2016 Twitter reply to one of his retweets.

Source post by Bass Guru: 18 year old @Bootsy_Collins performing “Brother Rapp” with James Brown in Paris in 1971: http://j.mp/1URws5n

[5:31 PM] U heard the term, A Deer in Head lights?This pix me watchin' JB may have inspired that. (I-AM-DAT-DEAR) Bootsy Baby!

[9:50 PM] I was using the Ampeg SVT amp with (2) 8X10 Cabs. I was on the other side of the Moon for real doe!

Barry Adamson is confirmed to have used an Ampeg SVT-810 as his main cab during a live performance with Magazine at Rockpalast on October 30, 1980. This is evident in the video titled "Magazine: Live at Rockpalast 1980" uploaded by Ian23 on YouTube, where the 70s version of the Ampeg SVT-810 is seen on stage.

As seen here in his live rig with a blue line Ampeg SVT

Roberta Sammarelli is confirmed to use the Ampeg SVT-810 bass amplifier cabinet, as featured on the "effettidiclara" artist page, where it is noted to be paired with either a Hiwatt Custom 200 or Ampeg Micro VR head.

In a Facebook video, Adam Roethlisberger shows and mentions using the Ampeg SVT-810.

Fox Skinner uses an Ampeg SVT-810 cabinet during live performances, as evidenced by the video "Grand Magus - live - Rock in Rautheim 2025" posted by HM 666 on YouTube.