Guilherme D'Almeida

In this videoclip, we can see Guilherme playing a Hofner 185 bass.

The Hofner Violin Bass is Guilherme's main bass, and it's seen in almost every vídeo of O Terno

In this vídeo we can see peixe playing a 60's Snake Bass

At 46:48 we see a Boss TU-3 Tuner.

At 46:40, we can see a Boss Bass Equalizer in the ground

At 46:48 Peixe says he uses a Big Muff Pi for the fuzzy tones

in the magazine , he says he used a ampeg b-15 to record the album melhor do que parece

Guilherme D'Almeida plays a Rickenbacker 4001 bass in the official music video for O Terno's "Não Espero Mais."

Guilherme D'Almeida uses the Höfner 500/8 BZ bass as his main live instrument after transitioning from the Höfner 500/1. This bass is notably similar to Tim Bernardes's primary guitar, the Höfner VTZ 4578. Evidence of D'Almeida playing this instrument can be seen in various concerts and sessions, as documented in a post by o_terno on Instagram. Additionally, the knobs on D'Almeida's model appear to have been modified from the original design.