Randy Coven

As seen at 1:56s into Randy Coven's Hot Licks bass instructional video.

Randy had a custom build Warwick Stryker with a Kahler bass tremolo.

As seen at 1:56s into Randy Coven's Hot Licks bass instructional video.

"When it came to Randy’s solo, it took a bit of time to find the right tone. We tried many different pedals, such as the Octave Mistress, a Tube Screamer, flanger but finally settled on the Electro Harmonix Mini Q-Tron. The Q-Tron is a very versatile pedal with a cool envelope filter containing a high-pass and a low-pass mode that works well on bass. The high-pass filter helps the bass cut through a mix, especially when it comes to soloing. By setting the actual filter type, drive and Q controls you can actually get a vowel-sounding tone, which is of course great for funk guitar and bass." -- from "Premier Guitar"

Spotted 0:16s in Randy Coven's music video for "Nu School".

As seen in Randy's Lion Music artist page.

Randy used the Ibanez SB900 the duration of this Musicians Institute video.

As seen in the intro of Randy Coven's Hot Licks instructional video.

As seen on his bass in Randy Coven's "Nu School" music video.

Spotted 0:11s in Randy's live performance of "Poem".

Spotted at 2:43s in Randy's live performance of "Poem".

Spotted 0:11s in Randy's live performance of "Poem".

As seen in Randy's Lion Music artist page.

As seen in Randy's Lion Music artist page.

As seen in Randy's Lion Music artist page.