Lucas Skinner

An image of Lucas Skinner playing a Fender Mustang cream coloured Bass (wearing a blue polo) beside the guitarist/singer Stu Mackenzie.

Can also be seen in this video, it first appears at 1:28. A few customizations he has is that there is a white thumb rest near the bridge, pretty sure he uses it to rest his hand when he picks. He also labeled it BASS, so nobody gets confused.

On a video posted by Eric on the flightless records instagram story, we see lucas using a rickenbacker 4003 bass during a soundcheck. It was probably borrowed as it hasn't been used on any concert since then.

At around 46:36 minute of the video, you can see the bassist using a red Musicmaster bass

Lucas Skinner is pictured with his Custom Eccles 5 String Microtonal Bass, highlighting his preference for microtonal music.

Lucas can be seen here play his custom fender mustang microtonal fret bass on a KEXP session on April 10th, 2017 while touring King Gizzard's album "Flying Microtonal Banana."

The Serek Midwestern short-scale bass in orange was first used in Chicago on October 15th, 2022. It's been used since either alongside the Fender Musicmaster [Example being Red Rocks Night 3] or completely replacing the Musicmaster [Example being Chicago or Detroit]

In the Lord of lightning video Lucas is seen using a sunburst precision bass with a tortoise shell pickguard. Because it is a music video he might be borrowing it because it hasn't been seen since the video.

Lucas Skinner is confirmed to use the Epiphone Viola Bass, as he is seen playing it in the "Le Risque" music video by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, hosted on KingGizzardVEVO on YouTube. Additionally, he appears with the same bass on the cover of some Sambrose Automobile material and in early King Gizzard photos.

In this publication of their St. Louis '24 show, during the microtonal songs, Lucas can be shown playing his microtonal, 5 string Midwestern 2, custom built for him by Serek. It's been his main microtonal bass throughout this tour.