"Ready" Freddie Washington
“Tonecraft will totally change the way you hear your instrument and respond to it. In all my years of being a professional bass player I’ve never heard anything like it before. It’s the sound and tone I’ve been searching for.”
Kaveh Rastegar
Kaveh Rastegar, bassist with John Legend, Ligabue, Kneebody
Michael Valerio, LA’s #1 Session and Symphonic Bassist: Staggering resume of film, tv and album recordings.
Scott Hirsch, producer, engineer ,multi instrumentalist: Scott Hirsch, Hiss Golden Messenger
“I’m normally not a fussy guy when it comes to gear, but this thing is like carrying a lunchbox that gives me the Ampeg B-15N tone through whatever power amp I plug it into. No more back line headaches. It also helps that it looks pretty boss as well. ”
Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Producer, Bassist, Songwriter: Beck, NIN, Garbage, M83, Jimmy Eat World
Davey Faragher, bassist with Elvis Costello
Todd Sickafoose
“This thing sounds killer! FOH engineer is a fan. I loved being able to crank good-sounding treble/clarity for him. Worlds above that same EQ move on a digital monitor desk or the like.”
Dave Way, Producer: TLC, Michael Jackson, Pink
Ariel Rechtshaid, Producer, Songwriter: Adele, Haim Vampire Weekend
Woody Jackson, Producer/Composer: Grand Theft Auto V, Oceans 12/13,
Owner Vox Studios
Michael Andrews, Film Score Composer: Donnie Darko, Walk Hard, Bridesmaids
Mike Fratantuno, Film/TV Music Producer, Bassist: Transcenders, Black Eyed Peas
“Why do we covet some gear and have such disdain for the rest? Is it because we are swayed by how it looks? The logo? The name? Because someone we admire uses it? Probably yes on all counts, but what really convinces us is when we plug in, play a phrase and think, “This sounds fucking great!” We’re inspired to do our best work, as I am with the 363. That’s the whole point, isn’t it? ”
“The 363 is fantastic. A beautiful, tube driven game changer.”
Mike Butler, Engineer/Producer: Shins, Death Cab for Cutie, Ray LaMontague
Tom Ward
“I really like the 363! Great for sending signal to a second amp—I like to use smaller amps, but one on each side of the stage—and I couldn’t imagine a better way to get the direct-through-a-tube pick-click-driven flatwound-sound that I love.”