Eva Gardner

Eva Gardner is confirmed to use Rotosound RS66LD Swing Bass 45-105 strings, as she is listed on the Rotosound Music Strings website in their "players" section.

Eva Gardner is known to use a Fender Precision Bass as her main instrument. Additionally, she previously had a signature Squier model based on the Precision Bass. This is supported by an image available on Equipboard.

Eva Gardner is confirmed to use a Fender Jaguar Bass, as evidenced by its appearance in live performances and in the official music video for her song "Dirty Bird," available on EvaGardnerVEVO on YouTube.

Eva Gardner is seen using a Fender Jaguar HH in the music video for her song "Dirty Bird," as featured on her official EvaGardnerVEVO YouTube channel.

Eva Gardner uses a Leo Quan Badass II Bass Bridge on her main Precision bass, as evidenced by the image on Equipboard.

Eva Gardner is confirmed to use the Ampeg SVT-CL Classic, as she mentions in an interview on the Ampeg YouTube channel that she bought an SVT rig with an 8x10 cabinet as her first bass amp. "When I was in high school, and I decided to get my own amp, I went big," she reveals. "I got an old SVT rig with an 8x10 cabinet! That was the first amp that I bought with my own money." This statement is supported by the source author, Ampeg, in the video titled "Interview - Ampeg Artist Eva Gardner."

Eva Gardner is confirmed to use the Ampeg SVT-810E 8x10 Bass Cabinet, as she mentions in an interview on the Ampeg YouTube channel. She stated, "When I was in high school, and I decided to get my own amp, I went big. I got an old SVT rig with an 8x10 cabinet! That was the first amp that I bought with my own money." This information is provided by Ampeg in their video titled "Interview - Ampeg Artist Eva Gardner."