Andrew Gouche

In the attached image, you can see Andrew with his Kingston AG-6, one of his signature basses made by MTD.

According to MTD's website, the AG in the bass's name stands for Andrew Gouche. This is the 5-string version of one of his signature basses.

In the attached Instagram post from Andrew, he shows off his 1977 Stingray, calling it a, "new/old family member".

In this live stream from Andrew's Facebook page, he's playing his 1973 Fender Jazz Bass, as labelled in the title of the stream. It's road worn and has been used in many settings by Andrew.

According to the attached webpage from Markbass' website, the strings were made in collaboration with Andrew, and are his signature strings.

According to the attached webpage from Markbass' website, the strings were made in collaboration with Andrew, and are his signature strings.

According to the attached webpage from Markbass' website, the strings were made in collaboration with Andrew, and are his signature strings.

According to Markbass' website (and other sources), Andrew uses the New York 122 Ninja bass amp.

In the attached YouTube video, Andrew is doing a promo video of his signature amp and the Markbass Mark Vintage Pre. He's used Markbass' products for a long time and even has a signature preamp and strings with the brand. I've yet to find more details on his use of this vintage pre, but will update as I find more.

According to the item's page on Markbass' website, this amp head is the Andrew Gouche signature, and the page includes a picture of Andrew with the amp head and a video of him demoing it.

In the attached video and many others, Andrew uses the Maschine Studio, as evidenced by the text at the top right of the instrument and the control layout.

In the attached Instagram post on Andrew's account, he shares a picture of him in 1986 with a Yamaha BB. He shares it was his first ever 5 string bass. He clarifies it's the 5000 specifically in the comments.

In the attached video and in most sources featuring his bass cabinets, both the 104HR and 104HF are shown. Andrew has had a long-standing relationship with Markbass, and the company has a select quantity of bass cabinets, so the identification of both was pretty straightforward.

In the attached video and in most sources featuring his bass cabinets, both the 104HR and 104HF are shown. Andrew has had a long-standing relationship with Markbass, and the company has a select quantity of bass cabinets, so the identification of both was pretty straightforward.

According to GruvGear's website on Andrew's artist page, he endorses and uses GruvGear fret wraps. If I could add multiple proofs, I'd attach multiple Instagram posts of Andrew's where he pictures and tags the fret wraps.