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"

Shriner can be seen playing the bass live in this picture. Additionally, Shriner also owns a custom Electrical Guitar Company double neck, which has both a bass and guitar attached

In a 2014 interview with BassPlayer, Scott Shriner's equipment is listed below, among the top is the Electrical Guitar Company 500B Bass.

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

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.

Scott acquired the bass in 2017 and used it primarily on Weezer’s co-headlining tour with Pixies. In an Instagram post, Shriner states that the bass was modded, and a Jazz Bass pickup was installed in the bridge. And as evidenced by other photos, a toggle switched was installed in the bass as well

Shriner briefly discusses the bass in an Instagram post

Love this bass from @serek_basses. Armitage series with a custom pick guard. Pure joy to play too much good to list.

It is unknown if Shriner has used the bass live or in the studio with Weezer

Shriner briefly used one in the early 1990’s at the start of his music career

Shriner posted a photo of the bass on his Instagram. He confirms in the comments section of the list that it is a ‘63 Bass.

Additionally, Shriner also owns a ‘65 Jazz Bass, which has been used with Weezer

Shriner posted a picture of his Charcoal Sparkle Stingray bass, which appears to only be used for at-home practice. However, it appears that Shriner used a Stingray (with different finish) during his time with Vanilla Ice

In the music video for High As A Kite, Scott is seen using a Rickenbacker 4001.

In an Instagram post by Scott Shriner, a Spector NS-2 Bass is visibly positioned between two vintage Fender basses, confirming his use of this specific gear.

Because of the dot inlays, it looks like Scott is playing a 4003S in the video for All My Favorite Songs.