Heading to NAMM 2027? Visit McGrath Guitars at Booth #5336

October 6, 2026

We are heading back to Anaheim for NAMM 2027, and we’re bringing our most innovative lineup of hand-crafted instruments and onboard electronics yet!

Whether you're a player looking for your next dream bass or a tone tweaker eager to see where instrument technology is heading, make sure Booth #5336 is on your must-visit list this year.

Here is a sneak peek at what we’ll have on display:

1. The McGrath 12-Way Rotary Pickup Selector & Companion App

Experience maximum tonal flexibility without compromising your instrument's clean aesthetic. Our proprietary 12-way rotary pickup switch gives you unprecedented control over coil combinations, phase routing, and series/parallel configurations all fully integrated with our custom companion application for seamless preset management and real-time tonal tweaking.

2. The McGrath Tilt EQ Preamp

Inspired by legendary studio equalization circuits, the McGrath Tilt EQ brings intuitive, single-knob tonal shaping right onboard your instrument. Powerful, ultra-clean, and remarkably versatile, it lets you boost highs while subtly cutting low frequencies (or vice versa) to instantly dial in the perfect mix presence.

3. Rechargeable Onboard Battery System

Say goodbye to dead 9V batteries mid-set. We're showing off our new high-capacity, rechargeable onboard power pack designed specifically for active electronics, onboard preamps, and digital switching systems. Fast charging, long battery life, and rock-solid performance on stage.

4. All-New J-Style Model Debut

We’re introducing our fresh, hand-built take on the timeless classic. Featuring refined body ergonomics, premium tonewood selection, and our custom electronics suite, the new McGrath J-Style bass delivers iconic vintage growl paired with modern performance standards.

5. Plus Custom Builds, Finishes & More!

We’ll also have a full display of custom build options, handcrafted finishes, and full-spec models available for you to play, test out, and experience in person.

Also two more unannounced electronic components!