Scott Shriner

"Scott, seen here with the 1958 Fender Precision Bass in 3 Tone Sunburst w/ Gold PG played in many bands, most notably, Vanilla Ice's backing band before joining forces with Weezer." - Chicago Music Exchange

In this photo Shriner is seen using Lakland Bob Glaub Signature Series bass (also known as 44-64) with Darkstar pickup installed.

"An unbroken Non Reverse Thunderbird original to the core (pickup guards removed) looking good"

In this photo, Shriner's Harmony H22 Bass can be seen next to his cup of coffee.

seen at 0:25 using this bass

In the music video for the Weezer song High As A Kite, Scott, in the police uniform, can be seen playing a Jetglo Rickenbacker 4003. what mainly distinguishes this bass from other Rickenbacker 4000 models is that this particular model is the only bass still in production with slanted inlays on each fret instead of the regular dot inlays. Shriner also occasionally plays this bass in live shows and stated on Twitter that he got this bass in new condition in early 2001.

he can be seen playing it from this instagram post from weezer.

According to Bassplayer interview (as of November 2014), Scott uses Sunn Model T amplifiers.

"Hiwatt 200 is from about 83 almost traded it to @electricalguitarcompany but got cold feet." - Shriner about his 1983 Hiwatt 200

"Emperor 4x12 bass cab and we put up the 8x10 to balance out the stage. 78 P Bass is pretty great despite its young age and in tact finish" - Shriner about his Precsion Bass, and Emperor cabinets.

"Let's do it like this today Marshall Super bass, Sunn Model T, emperor Bass 4x12, Emperor Guitar 4x12 , 59 P Bass wraps it up. Nice way to show up to rehearsal." - Shriner about his rehearsal setup.

"Gotta roll with the Rick again. The 72 SVT and Emperor 8x10 Balances out the Hex rig. Warm fuzzy and gnarls grind without the Harsh. @aaronriese inspired and next will be the Rick O sound pickup split. Thanks brother for your experience and support. @hexcabs really breaking in very well." - Shriner about his setup, in which he also included his Rickenbacker again.

In this photo, the Acoustic 360-361 PP Bass Combo is visible.

In this photo, the Gallien Krueger Fusion 550 bass amp head is visible.

In this photo, the Mesa Boogie Bass 400+ Amp Head is visible.

According to Effects Bay, in this photo (taken in 2013) Shriner appears to be using Black Arts Toneworks Revelation Superlead pedal.

This is a prototype version, which explains drastic difference in design.

In this photo (taken in 2013), Shriner is seen using Idiot Box Blasteroid Fuzz pedal.

In this photo (taken in 2013), Shriner is seen using Keeley True-Bypass Looper pedal (small device with piece of pink gaffer tape on in the middle of the picture).

In this photo (taken in 2013), Shriner is seen using Loud Button Morphine Dream pedal.

In this photo (taken in 2013), Shriner is seen using Pigtronix PHI Echolution pedal.

In this photo (taken in 2013), Shriner is seen using Loud Button WTF pedal.

In this photo, you can see Shriner use Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus power supply.

In this photo (taken in 2013), Shriner is seen using Wren and Cuff Tall Font Russian pedal.

In this photo (taken in 2013), Shriner is seen using Peterson StroboStomp2 Pedal Virtual Strobe tuner.

In this photo (taken in 2013), Shriner is seen using Black Arts Toneworks Pharaoh Fuzz pedal.

In this photo (taken in August 2001), Shriner is seen using Whirlwind Selector A/B Box.

In this photo (taken in August 2001), Scott is seen using Line 6 FB4 channel controller.