Roger Lima

Before switching to Ernie Ball Sterling basses, Roger used an Ibanez bass

From 0:00 til 0:30 you can see Lima holding it. You can also see Buddy Guys signature on the top of the head stock to signify that it is not a clone.

"Guitar pick-up swap day! Going from regular sensors to sensor reds. Major shout out to Jared from lace pickups for keeping us rocking out on the road." Said Lima on facebook

This is a video from 1998 showing Roger playing a black Fender Precision Bass. Unsure of what exact model.

at 0:17 you can see the bass behind Lima

Roger posted the announcement on his Instagarm with photo.

Announcement!! I’m back rocking Hartke amps!! Picked up this LX8500 just before tour and really loving it! Bass licks on your grave!! 🎸 @hartkesystems @bassplayunited #bassamp #bassguitar #basslicksonyourgrave #hartke #hartkeamps

Roger Lima is seen using a Fender Custom Shop '64 Jazz Bass Journeyman in the video "The Science Of Selling Yourself Short" at 0:44, as documented by Warner Records Vault. It is not for sure whether Lima owns this guitar personally, but he is seen using it I’m in the video.

“This guy has been it for me since I first heard it…the best DI freakin’ out there, man. And I’ve tried them all.”

In a post by Gallien Krueger on Instagram, Roger Lima of Less Than Jake is shown performing the song "Johnny Quest". For this he is using the Gallien-Krueger Legacy 1200, paired with Neo IV 4x10 speakers.

In a post on Instagram by Gallien-Krueger, Roger Lima is shown playing through the song "Johnny Quest" by Less Than Jake. For this he is using a Gallien-Krueger Neo IV 410 speaker cabinet. He pairs this with a Legacy 1200 bass head.

In a post by Gallien Krueger on Instagram, Roger Lima is seen playing through the song "Johnny Quest" by Less Than Jake. For this he is using a custom Music Man Stingray bass. The bass features a green finish with a mirrored pickguard. This is a characteristic of several Stingray basses that Roger uses during live performances.