What bass does Philip Hall play?

22 models · Ernie Ball Music Man, Fender

Basses Philip Hall is documented playing, drawn from the catalogue's artist data. Each links to full specs and where to buy. This is a gear reference, not an endorsement — attributions come from published sources and may not cover every instrument they use.

Instruments

Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay 5 Special
5-string · $2,849
Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay Special
4-string · $2,949
Ernie Ball Music Man S.U.B. (StingRay)
4, 5-string · price n/a
Fender 40th Anniversary Jazz Bass®, Gold Edition
$500
Fender Player II Jazz Bass®
$800
Fender Player Plus Active Jazz Bass®
$900
Fender Player Plus Active Jazz Bass® V
$950
Fender Geddy Lee Jazz Bass®
$1,250
Fender Vintera® II '60s Jazz Bass®
$1,250
Fender Vintera III Early '60s Jazz Bass
4-string · $1,349.99
Fender Vintera III Early '70s Jazz Bass
4-string · $1,499.99
Fender American Professional II Jazz Bass® Fretless
$1,850
Fender Flea Jazz Bass®
$1,949
Fender MonoNeon Jazz Bass® V
5-string · $1,949
Fender American Professional II Jazz Bass® V
$1,950
Fender American Ultra Jazz Bass®
$2,070
Fender Adam Clayton Jazz Bass®
$2,200
Fender USA Geddy Lee Jazz Bass®
$2,300
Fender American Ultra Jazz Bass® V
$2,400
Fender American Vintage II 1966 Jazz Bass®
$3,544
Fender Jaco Pastorius Jazz Bass®
price n/a
Fender Made in Japan Traditional '60s Jazz Bass
4-string · price n/a

Brands

Ernie Ball Music Man · Fender

Players with overlapping gear

Other bassists documented on the same instruments: Ash Kabosu · Brian Gibson · Brian Marshall · Clay Gober · Cliff Williams · Donny Benét · Este Haim · Felipe Ilabaca.