Valentin Hauser

"I updated my rig recently. I wanted to improve my tone, having something bigger, wider. I tried a lot of heads to fit my new drive pedals and the Terror Bass was the perfect match. It just cranks the lows with plenty of punch. I love my new bass tone.” Valentin Hauser

In this pic Valentin holds his bass. "Her are the answers.5-string NTB multiscale 35-37', Lace Pickups Aluma Bassbar set. Neck: 7-piece maple/wenge/bubinga, ebony fretboard with Witcher logo, pear wings, radius poplar top on bubinga middle layer. ABM single saddles bridge, Hipshot bass tuners. Jescar stainless frets levelled with 0,04mm accuracy incl. zero fret feature, Dunlop straplok system, copper shielded cavity, Luminlay glowing side dots. Controls: volume, balance, tone. Strings: Payson"

One the facebook page we can see in the about section "He Plays on Skeversen custom Bass that he named "Zirael" After checking the picture of this page you'll see him with that bass in his hand. And according to the skervesen page that special bass is a Bronto multiscale custom 37/35

Found on the orange website “I updated my rig recently. I wanted to improve my tone, having something bigger, wider. I tried a lot of heads to fit my new drive pedals and the Terror Bass was the perfect match. It just cranks the lows with plenty of punch. I love my new bass tone.”

Valentin Hauser is featured on the Darkglass Electronics artist page, where he is pictured using the Microtubes B7K Analog Bass PreAmp.

In a YouTube video by Sumerian Records, Valentin Hauser of Betraying the Martyrs is shown using the TC Electronic PolyTune during the "The Great Disillusion" guitar and bass playthrough.

In the playthrough video "BETRAYING THE MARTYRS - The Great Disillusion" by Sumerian Records, Valentin Hauser uses the ISP Technologies Decimator noise gate pedal.