Charles Berthoud

In almost every video on his youtube channel, he uses LeFay D-Tuner 4-string bass.

In the video "Ten Levels Of BASS" by Charles Berthoud, a Schecter Model-T Session bass guitar is visible in the background.

In his 200k bass reveal you can see him using this bass (2:00)

in the video davie504, I challenge you to a guitar battle Charles can be seen playing this guitar at the timestamp 1:14

At 1:47 of the video, Charles is seen playing this bass

In the YouTube video titled "5-String vs 4-String BASS BATTLE," Charles Berthoud uses the Schecter SLS Elite-5 bass guitar as part of a giveaway battle.

From 0:00-0:04 In This Video You Can See The Bass

Charles Berthoud can be seen using this instrument in the video at 0:55.

In this YouTube video Charles Berthoud can be seen playing his Schecter dUg Pinnick DP-12. He mentions the model in the description.

seen used in "When only the ACOUSTIC BASSIST shows up to the gig" as well as "Slapping an ACOUSTIC bass sounds ridiculously FUNKY!"

He can be seen using it in "When they say you have too many frets"

One of the basses in "I Played 15 BASSES In One Solo"

You can see it in "I Played 15 BASSES In One Solo"

You can see it in "I Played 15 BASSES In One Solo"

In this YouTube video, Charles Berthoud plays an original composition on his own Schecter signature bass. This performance is particularly notable as it showcases the signature model prior to its official market release. Since this first video was recorded, Charles has released further videos on his official channel featuring the same instrument.

In the video titled "Slapping the smallest bass ever sounds UNREAL," Charles Berthoud is seen playing the Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Electric Travel Bass Gloss Black.

In his cover of "Playing God" on YouTube, Charles Berthoud uses a LeFay Remington 6 Fl bass, as evidenced by the video titled "Playing God but it's on FRETLESS bass," uploaded by Charles Berthoud.

Charles Berthoud uses the Schecter Charles Berthoud CB-5 Electric Bass Guitar, as confirmed by its appearance in his official music video for "The 5th Law." In the video, Berthoud mentions, "My new 5-string signature bass is here!" which serves as direct evidence of his use of this instrument. It is also seen in the following video: https://youtu.be/7574pycEOQU, where he introduces it.