Bass

Bass may refer to:

Bass (fish), including various fresh and saltwater species
Bass (instrument), instruments in the bass range
* Double bass, a large bowed string instrument
**Electric upright bass, the electric version of the Double Bass
* Bass guitar
** Acoustic bass guitar
Bass (musical term), describes tones of low frequency or range
* Bass (vocal range), a male singer who sings in the lowest vocal range
* Figured bass, a kind of integer musical notation
* The F clef, also called the bass clef
* Bass note, the lowest note in a chord
* Bassline, an instrumental part which is in the bass range
** Drum and bass, a type of electronic dance music also known as jungle
** Miami bass, a type of hip hop music, also known as booty music
** Ghettotech, a form of electronic dance music, also known as "Detroit Bass"
Bass (beer)
Beneath a Steel Sky, a videogame.

People

Alfred 'Alfie' Bass (1916-1987), a British actor
Eduard Bass, a Czech writer, author of novel The Cirkus Humberto
George Bass, a naval explorer
Hyman Bass
Johann Hermann Bass (1838-1909)
Kevin Bass, a former major league baseball player
Lance Bass, an American singer
Nicole Bass, a female bodybuilder and professional wrestler
Randy Bass, a former major league baseball player
Ronald Bass, a screenwriter
Saul Bass, a graphic designer
Tim Bass, a network and computer security expert
Bass (Mega Man), a fictional character in the video game Mega Man
Bass (Dead or Alive), a fictional character in the video game Dead or Alive

Places

Bass, Victoria, a town in Australia
Bass Coast Shire in Australia
Bass Strait, separating Tasmania from Victoria
Division of Bass (state), state electoral division, in Australia
Division of Bass, a federal electoral division, in Australia

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