Tommy Taylor

In a photo from Thevpme, Black Honey's bassist, Tommy, is seen playing a Fender Precision Bass in Olympic White.

According to an article on the Rotosound website titled "Black Honey live rig | Turn On, Tune Up, Rock Out," Tommy Taylor uses Rotosound RS66LD Swing Bass 45-105 strings.

In the YouTube video titled "Black Honey - Hello Today - Vevo dscvr (Live)" by VevoDSCVR, Tommy Taylor is clearly using an Epiphone Rivoli Bass. The bass can be distinctly seen at the 0:25 mark and is seen close up at the 1:51 mark.

In the top photo and thumbnail for the article titled "Track of the Day - Black Honey - Corrine" by Andy Von Pip on The VPME, (published on the 19th September 2015), Tommy Taylor is seen playing a black Fender Coronado Bass II.

In a YouTube video by Rotosound titled "Black Honey live rig | Turn On, Tune Up, Rock Out," Tommy Taylor is seen playing a Fender American Professional Precision Bass, with another similar bass in the background. A similar bass can also be seen in the following article: https://www.thevpme.com/reviews/black-honey-live-the-castle-hotel-manchester-5022015/

In the photo, Tommy Taylor is shown playing a Warwick RockBass Star Bass 4-String Hollowbody at a live gig.

Tommy can be seen using the Gear4Music Seattle bass from the 1:11 mark of the music video released on YouTube for Charlie Bronson, by Black Honey. I have been reliably informed (by the artist) that this bass was only used as a prop and wasn’t used for recording the song.