Jennifer Young

Jennifer Young, longtime bassist of Prog-Rock Instrumental group "Travis Larson Band", uploaded a video to the bands YouTube page to inform their fans that she had switched from GK to Markbass gear. At roughly the 1:00 mark, Jennifer explains that she is using the Markbass MoMark 800 Bass Amp Head with the Markbass S2 preamp module, Markbass S4 EQ Module, and the Markbass MVVL Master Bass Module in unison. She runs this setup into... you guessed it, a Markbass Cabinet. The cabinet is a Markbass 104hr 410 Cabinet. She adds that she is also using the Markbass Compressore Pedal.

She mentions that she enjoys the tone she gets from Markbass products as well as how light-weight they are.

Jennifer Young, longtime bassist of Prog-Rock Instrumental group "Travis Larson Band", uploaded a video to the bands YouTube page to inform their fans that she had switched from GK to Markbass gear. At roughly the 1:00 mark, Jennifer explains that she is using the Markbass MoMark 800 Bass Amp Head with the Markbass S2 preamp module, Markbass S4 EQ Module, and the Markbass MVVL Master Bass Module in unison. She runs this setup into... you guessed it, a Markbass Cabinet. The cabinet is a Markbass 104hr 410 Cabinet. She adds that she is also using the Markbass Compressore Pedal.

She mentions that she enjoys the tone she gets from Markbass products as well as how light-weight they are.

Jennifer Young, longtime bassist of Prog-Rock Instrumental group "Travis Larson Band", uploaded a video to the bands YouTube page to inform their fans that she had switched from GK to Markbass gear. At roughly the 1:00 mark, Jennifer explains that she is using the Markbass MoMark 800 Bass Amp Head with the Markbass S2 preamp module, Markbass EQS4 Module, and the Markbass MVVL Master Bass Module in unison. She runs this setup into... you guessed it, a Markbass Cabinet. The cabinet is a Markbass 104hr 410 Cabinet. She adds that she is also using the Markbass Compressore Pedal.

Jennifer Young, longtime bassist of Prog-Rock Instrumental group "Travis Larson Band", uploaded a video to the bands YouTube page to inform their fans that she had switched from GK to Markbass gear. Throughout this video, she is seen playing her Ernie Ball Music Man Sterling. Her bass is in a Blue Dawn finish and is sporting a Hipshot D Tuner.

Jennifer Young, longtime bassist of Prog-Rock Instrumental group "Travis Larson Band", uploaded a video to the bands YouTube page to inform their fans that she had switched from GK to Markbass gear. At roughly the 1:00 mark, Jennifer explains that she is using the Markbass MoMark 800 Bass Amp Head with the Markbass S2 preamp module, Markbass S4 EQ Module, and the Markbass MVVL Master Bass Module in unison. She runs this setup into... you guessed it, a Markbass Cabinet. The cabinet is a Markbass 104hr 410 Cabinet. She adds that she is also using the Markbass Compressore Pedal.

She mentions that she enjoys the tone she gets from Markbass products as well as how light-weight they are.

Jennifer Young, longtime bassist of Prog-Rock Instrumental group "Travis Larson Band", uploaded a video to the bands YouTube page to inform their fans that she had switched from GK to Markbass gear. At roughly the 1:00 mark, Jennifer explains that she is using the Markbass MoMark 800 Bass Amp Head with the Markbass S2 preamp module, Markbass S4 EQ Module, and the Markbass MVVL Master Bass Module in unison. She runs this setup into... you guessed it, a Markbass Cabinet. The cabinet is a Markbass 104hr 410 Cabinet. She adds that she is also using the Markbass Compressore Pedal.

She mentions that she enjoys the tone she gets from Markbass products as well as how light-weight they are.

Jennifer Young, longtime bassist of Prog-Rock Instrumental group "Travis Larson Band", uploaded a video to the bands YouTube page to inform their fans that she had switched from GK to Markbass gear. At roughly the 1:00 mark, Jennifer explains that she is using the Markbass MoMark 800 Bass Amp Head with the Markbass S2 preamp module, Markbass EQS4 Module, and the Markbass MVVL Master Bass Module in unison. She runs this setup into... you guessed it, a Markbass Cabinet. The cabinet is a Markbass 104hr 410 Cabinet. She adds that she is also using the Markbass Compressore Pedal.

Jennifer Young, longtime bassist of Prog-Rock Instrumental group "Travis Larson Band", is shown here playing an Ernie Ball Music Man Bongo Bass. She notes on the band's official website that this bass features HS w/piezo, HipShot Detuner, and has a Sapphire Black finish with an abalone pickguard.

Jennifer Young, longtime bassist of Prog-Rock Instrumental group "Travis Larson Band", posted a photo she took onto her instagram which shows some of the pedals she uses. From left to right, the photo displays a Digitech JML2 JamMan Stereo Looper and Phrase Sampler Guitar Effects Pedal, a DigiTech BP355 Bass Multi Effects Pedal with USB, and finally a Boss TU-12H Tuner.

Jennifer Young, longtime bassist of Prog-Rock Instrumental group "Travis Larson Band", posted a photo she took onto her instagram which shows some of the pedals she uses. From left to right, the photo displays a Digitech JML2 JamMan Stereo Looper and Phrase Sampler Guitar Effects Pedal, a DigiTech BP355 Bass Multi Effects Pedal with USB, and finally a Boss TU-12H Tuner.

Jennifer Young, longtime bassist of Prog-Rock Instrumental group "Travis Larson Band", posted a photo she took onto her instagram which shows some of the pedals she uses. From left to right, the photo displays a Digitech JML2 JamMan Stereo Looper and Phrase Sampler Guitar Effects Pedal, a DigiTech BP355 Bass Multi Effects Pedal with USB, and finally a Boss TU-12H Tuner.