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Jason Momoa’s Stradi “Prince of Darkness” Bass: A Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne with Ancient Bog Oak
Jason Momoa • August 25, 2025

Jason Momoa’s Stradi “Prince of Darkness” Bass: A Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne with Ancient Bog Oak

Could this be the best bass for metal? Stradi has shared their latest masterpiece: a bass built for actor and bassist Jason Momoa in tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne. As such, the bass is…

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Could this be the best bass for metal? Stradi has shared their latest masterpiece: a bass built for actor and bassist Jason Momoa in tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne. As such, the bass is dubbed “The Prince of Darkness.” The instrument is as unique as the late Black Sabbath singer himself, with imperfections adding character and uniqueness. Builder Marek Dabek wrote about it on the company’s Facebook page. “[It is] made…

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Body 5,000 Year Old Bog Oak
Neck Padauk
Fingerboard Ebony
Pickups DiMarzio Relentless P
Electronics Passive
Bridge Hipshot A Style
Tuners Gotoh Res-o-Lite
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Holcomb Guitars’ Nadacaster Bass Features a Pickup You Can Move While You Play
Bass of the Week • September 7, 2026

Holcomb Guitars’ Nadacaster Bass Features a Pickup You Can Move While You Play

The Fretboard Summit in Chicago, Illinois on August 20-22 featured over 100 exhibitors showcasing some of the finest luthier work around. Of all the incredible instruments, this Holcomb Guitar Nadacaster Bass nearly stole the show.…

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