Patrick Dahlheimer

The 2016 article archived on the Wayback Machine discusses Patrick Dahlheimer's gear and specifically mentions his use of the Lakland Joe Osborn bass.

He uses a natural finish Joe Osborn bass with a maple fretboard He also uses a black Joe Osborn bass with a rosewood fretboard He also uses a lake placid blue Joe Osborn bass with rosewood fretboard

According to an archived article from 2016 on Patrick Dahlheimer's gear, the Lakland Bob Glaub Signature Series Bass Guitar is listed as one of the instruments he uses.

He uses a blonde Bob Glaub bass with rosewood fretboard and a P&J pickup configuration He also uses a transparant white Bob Glaub bass with maple fretboard

According to an archived article from 2016, Patrick Dahlheimer uses the Lakland Skyline Hollowbody 30 Short Scale Bass. The bass is described as having a Sherwood green finish with a rosewood fretboard.

According to an article accessed via the Wayback Machine from 2016, which discusses all of Patrick Dahlheimer's gear, the Lakland Skyline Darryl Jones 4 String (DJ4) in Pearl/Rosewood is mentioned as part of his equipment.

In this article from 2016 (through the waybackmachine) all gear of Patrick is discussed. This bass is mentioned

He uses a 1962 Burgundy Mist Fender Precision bass with curly maple neck and rosewood fretboard

In a 2016 article accessed through the Wayback Machine, it is mentioned that Patrick Dahlheimer uses a 1961 Fender Jazz Bass with a matching headstock.

According to a 2016 article archived on the Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer uses a Fender 1958 Precision Bass, which is specifically mentioned as being used for the songs "Lakini's Juice," "I Alone," and "White, Discussion."

According to a 2016 article accessed via the Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer uses a Fender Custom Shop Jazz Bass.

In a 2016 article archived via the Wayback Machine, it is confirmed that Patrick Dahlheimer uses a Fender Jazz Bass 5-string.

According to an archived 2016 article on the Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer used a Fender Precision Bass from 1965 to 1969. It is noted that this bass was unfortunately tossed at the 1995 MTV Video Music Awards.

From another source: 'I'm sorry to say that the '65 became firewood after I tossed it at the MTV Awards'

According to a 2016 article archived on the Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer is mentioned as using the Gibson Thunderbird Bass.

According to a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer is mentioned as using the Gibson Les Paul Signature Bass.

According to a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer is listed as using a Gibson Les Paul Triumph Bass.

Patrick Dahlheimer is confirmed to use the Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay 4 bass guitar, as mentioned in a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine. Additionally, this bass can be seen in the "I Alone" music video.

In a 2016 archived article on Wayback Machine, it is mentioned that Patrick Dahlheimer uses a Vigier Arpege 4-String Bass. The article specifies that he uses both a II version and a III version (6-string).

In a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine, the Vigier Excess 2 bass is mentioned as being used by Patrick Dahlheimer.

According to a 2016 archived article on Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer used the Trace Elliot AH600smx amplifier head up until the Secret Samadhi tour.

In a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine, it is mentioned that bassist Patrick Dahlheimer used the Trace Elliot V-Type amplifier during the Secret Samadhi tour.

In a 2016 article archived on the Wayback Machine, the Shure KSM32 microphone is mentioned as part of Patrick Dahlheimer's gear, although it is mistakenly referred to as a cabinet.

In a 2016 archived article on Wayback Machine, it is mentioned that Patrick Dahlheimer uses the Demeter Amplification VTBP-201.

(from Bass player magazine dec 1999)

In a 1999 issue of Bass Player Magazine, it is mentioned that Patrick Dahlheimer uses the Demeter Amplification VTHF-300M, as referenced in an archived 2016 article on Wayback Machine.

In a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine, it is mentioned that Patrick Dahlheimer uses the Trace Elliot 1518 1x15 bass cabinet.

In a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine, it is confirmed that Patrick Dahlheimer uses Trace Elliot 1048H cabinets.

In a 2016 article archived on the Wayback Machine, it is mentioned that Patrick Dahlheimer uses the EBS OctaBass Triple Mode Octave Divider.

According to a 2016 archived article, Patrick Dahlheimer uses the Electro-Harmonix EH-4250 Bassballs Twin Envelope Follower.

In a 2016 archived article on Wayback Machine, it is mentioned that Patrick Dahlheimer uses the Boss CE-3 Chorus pedal.

In a 2016 article archived on Wayback Machine, it is mentioned that Patrick Dahlheimer uses the Demeter Amplification VTDB-2B Tube Direct Box. This DI box was used to get his sound to the PA

In a 2016 archived article on Wayback Machine, it is mentioned that Patrick Dahlheimer uses a DOD chorus pedal, it is unknown which model

It was used for the 'Throwing Copper' tour

According to a 2016 entry on the Wayback Machine, Patrick Dahlheimer used the DOD FX35 Octoplus during the 'Throwing Copper' tour, as it was mentioned that he employed a DOD octave box for that period.

In this image, you can see Patrick Dahlheimer using an Ampeg SVT-CL Classic, identifiable by its distinctive red and blue lettering.