Ian Martin Allison

In this instagram post we can se Ians main pedalboard, and some other pedals he sometimes uses for recording. On the floor, to the left for the board, we can see the Origin Effects Bass Rig Super Vintage.

In this instagram post we can se Ians main pedalboard, and some other pedals he sometimes uses for recording. To the top right on the floor we can see the Way Huge WHE900 Atreides Analog Weirding Module.

In this Instagram post, behind the Gibson LP, we can see Ians Blonde Fender Vibro King. A guitaramp which he frequently uses when playing basslines with spring reverb and tremolo.

Ian Martin Allison showcases a Yamaha BB3000 in white on his Instagram, expressing surprise and admiration for its craftsmanship and tone. He mentions using La Bella White Nylon strings and thanks a friend for allowing him to be this bass's current steward. Note: The correct model is the Yamaha BB3000A.

Ian Martin Allison discusses and plays the '76 Bicentennial Gibson Thunderbird in Scott's Bass Lessons' video, "10 Classic Basses You Need to Play Before You Die." This corrects a previous error listing the Gibson Thunderbird IV.

In an Instagram post by Ian Martin Allison, he expresses his admiration for a Guild B-302 bass borrowed from Ian Combs during a session at RiverRock Studios. He praises its sound and unique features, likening it to a robust Jazz bass.

In this Instagram post Ian is demoing a Serek Midwestern.

In this Instagram post Ian plays Cliff Burtons riff for Metallicas For Whom The Bells Tolls on a chrome red 95 Fender Jazz Bass Special through some pedals; the MXR M287 Sub Octave Bass Fuzz, a white Dunlop CryBaby Wah, and the Way Huge WHE214 Pork & Pickle Bass Overdrive & Fuzz.

In this Instagram post Ian plays Cliff Burtons riff for Metallicas For Whom The Bells Tolls on a chrome red 95 Fender Jazz Bass Special through some pedals; the MXR M287 Sub Octave Bass Fuzz, a white Dunlop CryBaby Wah, and the Way Huge WHE214 Pork & Pickle Bass Overdrive & Fuzz.

In this Instagram post Ian demos the Dunlop JCT95 Justin Chancellor Cry Baby Wah Pedal.

Ian Martin Allison uses a 1979 Pre-Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray bass, as featured in his YouTube video "Greatest Bass Line Ever? Ep4 'Good Times' Chic."

In The SBL Podcast episode "Does Your Bass AMP Even Matter?", Ian Martin Allison mentions at approximately 4:30 that he uses and owns a Sadowsky SA200 Amp.

This photo shows Ian Martin Allison holding a Mike Lull IMA4 bass guitar.

Ian Martin Allison is seen playing a Speϲtסr NS Pulse II 5 Bass Guitar in Black Stain in the provided image.

In the YouTube video titled "MXR Bass Synth: The Bass Pedal that BROKE the internet," produced by Scott's Bass Lessons, Ian Martin Allison is shown using the MXR Bass Synth Pedal throughout the presentation.

In this video, Ian Martin Allison discusses and demonstrates the Mantle Analog Bass Preamp and DI pedal from Walrus Audio.