Bryan Richie

In a Metalasfuck interview, Bryan Richie is pictured with a Fender Jazz Bass, showcasing his use of this instrument.

You can see Bryan using a P Bass in the image.

Compared to most of the companies on this list, Verellen is fairly new to the game. They make a variety of hand-made tube amplifiers, but the Meat Smoke model is their crown jewel. It’s an absolute beast, packing 300 watts of all-tube power for bass and guitar, along with two channels for clean and roaring, gut-punching overdrive. The Sword bassist Bryan Richie is a convert, and uses one through an Ampeg 8×10 cabinet.

"Currently on the road in the U.S. supporting this behemoth of a allencompassing rock and metal album, guitarist Bryan Richie has loaded his basses with the EMG Jazz Set and EMG-PA pickups."

You can see Bryan playing a 4003 in the image.

In a photo from Nippertown, Bryan Richie is seen using the Orange Amplifiers AD200B 200W Tube Bass Amp Head during a performance with The Sword.

You can see Bryan playing a Telecaster Bass in the image.

Compared to most of the companies on this list, Verellen is fairly new to the game. They make a variety of hand-made tube amplifiers, but the Meat Smoke model is their crown jewel. It’s an absolute beast, packing 300 watts of all-tube power for bass and guitar, along with two channels for clean and roaring, gut-punching overdrive. The Sword bassist Bryan Richie is a convert, and uses one through an Ampeg 8×10 cabinet.

In a live review of The Sword's performance at the Ogden Theatre, Bryan Richie is seen using the Ampeg SVT-VR bass amplifier head.

"Currently on the road in the U.S. supporting this behemoth of a allencompassing rock and metal album, guitarist Bryan Richie has loaded his basses with the EMG Jazz Set and EMG-PA pickups."