Jack Bruce is renowned for his use of the Gibson EB-3 bass, which became integral to Cream's iconic sound both in the studio and during live performances.

Jack Bruce es conocido por usar el bajo Gibson EB-3, que fue fundamental para el sonido icónico de Cream tanto en estudio como en vivo.

Seen in image. Also, on this page of Jack Bruce's official site, it says, "Though trained on the upright bass, Jack Bruce took a liking early on to small, short-scale electric basses. One of his first was the Fender Bass VI, a 6-string bass tuned EADGBE like a guitar, but one octave lower."

Warwick Thumb 4 bass that jack used on the last years of his career, including the Cream reunion. Warwick actually have done a signature of it.

Bajo Warwick Thumb 4 que Jack usó en los últimos años de su carrera, incluyendo la reunión de Cream. Actualmente Warwick ha hecho un signature de el.

Bruce can be seen in this photo playing a Danelectro Longhorn Bass. Also we could see playing it on the Cream’s Palais of Sports concert, on Paris in 1967.

Vemos a Bruce en esta foto tocando un bajo Danelectro Longhorn. También pudimos verlo tocándolo en el concierto de Cream en el Palais of Sports, en Paris en 1967.

seen with super bass stack in this pic

Jack used the Gibson EB - 1 at Cream’s 2005 reunion.

Jack usó este Gibson EB - 1 en la reunión de Cream en 2005.

Sothebys sold by auction Jack Bruce's SB1000 in 2015 for 3,750 GBP.

Jack Bruce ARIA PRO II SB BASS GUITAR IN NATURAL FINISH, 1980 serial number 088047, five piece through-neck headstock with walnut facia, four chrome tuners, "The Aria Pro II" transfer and patent details, rosewood fingerboard with mother-of-pearl dot inlays, twenty-two frets, double cutaway body, single pick up, three rotary control knobs, one mini selector switch, brass bridge tailpiece, one gilt metal back plate, in black rectangular Aria Pro II hardshell case with green plush lining

CATALOGUE NOTE Jack used this bass amongst others for the 1980 Jack Bruce and Friends Tour with Clem Clempson. Footage from a concert for the German TV show Rockpalast during the tour shows Jack using this Aria. Sold with a certificate of authenticity signed by Jack Bruce.

Here we can see Jack Bruce Play a Rickenbacker 4003S in 1995

At 0:25 you can see Jack Playing the listed Bass

When jack was on Cream, the band’s manager called the dutch artist group “the fool” to redesign their instruments and clothes. The artists painted Ginger Baker’s drum kit, Eric Clapton’s 1964 Gibson SG, famously known as Gibson SG “the fool”, and Jack’s Fender Bass VI. He used it briefly because he didn’t liked so much.

Cuando Jack estaba en Cream, el manager de la banda llamó al colectivo artístico holandés “the fool” para rediseñar su ropa y sus instrumentos. El colectivo pintó el kit de batería de Ginger Baker, la Gibson SG 1964 de Eric Clapton, conocida famosamente como Gibson SG “the fool”, y el Fender Bass VI de Jack. Lo usó brevemente, ya que no le gustó mucho.

In a photograph featured in The Guardian, Jack Bruce can be seen with an Ampeg Dan Armstrong Lucite Bass, highlighting his use of this distinctive instrument.

"I am honored to be a long time Hartke player. Their aluminum cone speakers and 3500 amps are what I need to perform night after night. From my jazz gigs to the classic sound of Cream. Hartke is my sound," says Jack Bruce, on Hartke's website.

Jack Bruce can be seen using a Gibson J-200 in this video performance of "Rope Ladder to the Moon," with a good shot at the beginning of the video.

The Warwick Jack Bruce JB3 Signature Survivor Bass is featured on Jack Bruce's official site. Jack says about this bass "For many years after I found the fabulous Warwick Thumb Bass. we struggled to come up with my idea of the perfect players instrument. At long last here it is. The Jack Bruce JB3 Survivor Bass. The best there is." As you can see, is a copy of a Gibson EB3 with Warwick improvements.

El bajo Warwick Jack Bruce JB3 signature survivor aparece en el sitio oficial de Jack Bruce. El dijo sobre este bajo “por muchos años encontré fabuloso el bajo Warwick Thumb 4. Luchamos para diseñar mi idea del instrumento preferido para los músicos. Al final esta aqui, el Bajo Jack Bruce survivor JB3. El mejor está aqui”. Como puedes ver, es una copia de un Gibson EB3 con mejoras de Warwick.

"Photos show Jack Bruce playing a Teisco EB-18, likely from his early career before joining Cream."

In a photo on Tune Your Sound, Jack Bruce is seen playing a Rickenbacker 4003S bass with a mapleglo finish and black trim during a gig. Although Jack was not typically associated with Rickenbacker basses, this particular instrument belonged to Harry Spooner. There was a misidentification of the bass as a 4003/5, but it is indeed a standard four-string 4003S.

Jack Bruce can be seen playing the Dan Armstrong London bass (known for it's sliding pickup) in the cover of an issue of Beat Magazine in 1977