Victor Wooten

Victor is playing his original Yin-Yang bass in this image.

In this image you can see Victor playing his Fedora Monarch. According to his official site Victor says this is "A Fodera Monarch with an ebony and yellow wood top. This bass sounds a bit jazzier than the other Yin Yang bass. It has a newer set of EMG pickups. I think they're called EMGx."

"This was built by my friend Joe Compito. It has a purple heart top and an ebony fingerboard with purple heart fret markers. It was the first fretless or 5-string Joe had ever built. (He got it right the first time.) I've used this on many Flecktones recordings including "Flight of the Cosmic Hippo"."

Used for softer bass parts in group settings.

Victor Wooten is associated with the Conklin Guitars Victor Wooten Mobile Electric Upright Bass, a distinctive instrument crafted in the mid-90s. It features black and white dolphins forming a yin-yang symbol. This information is detailed on the Conklin Guitars website under the "Time Capsule" section.

The bass played is a double humbucker fodera monarch which he plays live in his cover of isnt she lovely

During the 2023 Wooten Brothers Tour and the linked music video "Sweat" Victor Wooten can be seen playing a custom Fodera NYC Empire 5 that has a unique pickguard with VW inscribed onto it. It appears throughout the video but predominately at timestamps 1:15 and 2:00.

In this photo we can see victor using a steinberger in a concert, this is the image that appears in the wiki

the album cover of "What Did He Say?" has victor in the forest with what appears to be a univox violin BAss copy