Bass Player

BASS OF TOMORROW

an age when machines are dauntlessly pumping out guitars, we need to ask ourselves, where’s the humanity? Are we willing to sacrifice quality for convenience? Luckily, raging against the machine is American luthier Rob Elrick, whose craftsmanship has yielded some of the world’s finest basses.

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