D'arcy Wretzky

In this picture you can see classic Musicman Stingray.

In this photo, found on this fan site, D'arcy Wretzky can be seen playing a Fender Jazz Bass.

In this older image of the band, found on this fan site, D'arcy can be seen playing an Epiphone ET-285 bass.

In this image you can see D'arcy playing a Fender Precision Bass.

In this image D'arcy stays near a Trace Elliot head and cabs. This article from Electronic Musician writes "The bass parts were recorded with Wretzky’s black Fender P-Bass—dubbed the “Rat Bass” for the scattering of white rat stickers all over the face—and played through a Trace Elliot AH300SM."

Used during the Gish era, previously widely believed to be the 300SM, but a comparison of the two heads belies an obvious difference.

Visible to D'Arcy's left in the Zero vid.

Flyover shot at 0:56.

"This Regal Dobro Bass is from the private collection of Billy Corgan.

This Dobro was originally purchased for D’arcy for some acoustic Pumpkins shows, but only used a couple times.

This dobro bass is in great condition, with a like-new, unblemished finish. The metal hardware, including the resonator plate, has lost its luster, though.

The strings will definitely need replacing, as this bass hasn't been used in a long time. It plays solidly, albeit with slightly high action. The single lipstick pickup works fine.

This bass will ship in a non-original hardshell case originally meant for 335 type guitars."