Joe Weiss

"Weiss goes with a tried-and-true sunburst Fender American Deluxe Jazz bass with Seymour Duncan Bassline pickups. All knobs and controls have been removed, leaving the pickups hardwired to the output jack. Weiss strings up with Ernie Ball sets, gauged .110, .090, .070, and .050." - Premier Guitar rig rundown.

In this Instagram Post Joe shows off his Fender percision bass that is in his bass collection, and he has used live with Four Years Strong

The bass on the far right is a fender jazz bass.

The bass second from the left is a Fender American Elite Jazz Bass.

Joe is playing a Fender Jazz Bass with a natural finish in this picture.

According to Premier Guitar, Weiss uses Orange AD200B as his bass amp head.

"The Jazz bass runs into a Boss TU-2 tuner and then into a 200-watt Orange AD200 driving an Ampeg SVT 810 cab. The AD200 features four 6550 power tubes and minimal controls. A 500-watt Orange Terror Bass head lays in wait as a backup." - excerpt from Premier Guitar rig rundown.

"The Jazz bass runs into a Boss TU-2 tuner and then into a 200-watt Orange AD200 driving an Ampeg SVT 810 cab. The AD200 features four 6550 power tubes and minimal controls. A 500-watt Orange Terror Bass head lays in wait as a backup." - excerpt from Premier Guitar rig rundown.

According to Premier Guitar, Weiss uses the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner.

In this rig rundown with Premier Guitar they explain that "The entire band uses InTune guitar picks and Mogami cables."

JOe can be seen using dimarzio cliplock straps on all of his basses

In this rig rundown with Premire Guitar they explain that "The entire band uses InTune guitar picks and Mogami cables."

"Weiss strings up with Ernie Ball sets, gauged .110, .090, .070, and .050."