Greg Christian

Greg used this bass mainly for the Practice What You Preach tour. The video shown is Testament in studio recording their 3rd album. At 0:18 you can see Greg playing a red Ibanez RD 727 bass. Same one for recording the album and playing on tour for Practice What You Preach. Greg retired the bass after the tour and went back to playing his Ibanez soundgear bass.

During 1987 to 1993 Greg played a Ibanez SR800LE. This was his main bass during that time period. He pause in the Practice What You Preach tour to play a red Ibanez Road Bass . He most likey used it to record "The New Order", "Souls of Black" and "The Ritual". In this video you can see Greg playing the Ibanez bass during the performance.

Greg used this amp head during the time he joined back Testament. At 0:32 you can see the head(s) on the Ampeg 8x10 cabs. Greg used this head as his main amp head for many years later on. You can even see the same head on a video called “Testament - Gear Tour 2012” where Eric and Alex discuss about their rig they used for during Dark Roots of Earth. At 4:40 you can see the Ampeg SVT 5 Pro in a rack on the top of the Ampeg fridge, mostly like Greg’s rig. Even when he left Testament you can see pictures of him preforming with Trinity Fallen and many other bands with the same Ampeg head in his rig.

Greg started playing the Tobias bass at 1993-94 to recored "Low" and play on tour. This was also when Greg stopped being a Ibanez artist. This was his main bass till the time he left Testament in 1996 but when he rejoined this was his main bass again until 2009. In the video shown you can see him playing the blue Tobias bass during the performance.

Greg shortly used this bass during the Legacy tour in 1987. He quickly replace it with a Ibanez soundgear bass in the same year. The video shown you can see him playing the ESP bass in the performance.

Greg used this strings when he joined back Testament. At 0:32 you can see the black coated strings on his Tobias bass.

In this photo Greg can be seen playing a Peavey Zodiac DE

In this video Greg can be seen using a Dunlop 105Q bass wah

He is seen using a Jackson JS3 bass in this image.

Greg play this bass from the start of when he joined Testament (called Legacy at that time). He also used this bass to record The Legacy. In the Over The Wall music video you see him playing the Gibson bass. The shown you can see him playing the bass during the performance. Greg retired the bass when he switch to a ESP p bass but quickly after switch to a Ibanez soundgear bass in the same year of 1987.

Greg used this bass to record "The Ritual" and play on the tour. He used it to play songs like So Many Lies and the titled track. On the Ibanez 1992 General Catalog For USA; Greg was interviewed on what basses he plays and he said "I just got a Soundgear five-string, which for me is a new concept; I've never played a five-string before. But I'm going to be using it on probably a third to a half of the new Testament album." At 3:22 you can see Greg playing the 5 string bass.

In this photo Greg can be seen playing a Fender Jazz bass

Greg Christian is seen using a black peavey cirrus 5 in this image.

Greg use these cabinets during the time he joined back Testament. You can see the Ampeg cabinets on the back along side with Alex's and Eric's cabinets during the performance

Greg played this bass druing 2007-08 to play the song Low sense the song is in a different tuning. At 21:09 you can see Greg playing the Music Man bass.

Greg played this bass from 2008 to 2013. He also used this bass to record the "Dark Roots Of Earth" album. The video shown you can see Greg playing the Fender bass in the performance.

Greg briefly used this bass in 2008. You can see him playing the ESP bass in the performance

Greg used SWR bass amplifiers in 1992 but he might’ve used them earlier, not really sure but this is the first sighting of seeing his bass amps on stage. At 2:40 you can see one and later on another one on the other side SWR Goliath II 4x10 cab, just right under Louie’s drum-set

Greg Christian reportedly used the SWR SM-400 bass amplifier head, as mentioned by user 4stringmf on Talkbass. In a discussion about Greg's tone from the late '80s, 4stringmf shared that they purchased the SWR SM-400 head because Greg used it with his SWR amps. This insight comes from a community thread focused on Greg Christian's sound during that era.