other than our illustrious leader @JoshFossgreen what are other YT channels you are paying attention to? a few i have been enjoying:
really like Phillip Conrad:
AMP:
Lobster, of course:
Talking Bass:
Jonny Dibble:
Basstheworld - one Gregor to rule them all
Constantine - most prolific bass coverer person - eh
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I also like Dan Hawkins
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Yeah Dan Hawkins is my favourite at the moment.
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Charles is impressive but annoying
I like Brownstone
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Great stories. Amazing playing.
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I find him “passionate but annoying”… annoying because he’s so good! 
Also, his dark-wood bass (the one with the detuners that is featured in most of his videos) is a real beauty.
To be honest I am glad to find out that there is a new video by him. I think that it’s one of the few good parts of the web (in the sea of despair which is instead usually) that we are able to enjoy so many good musicians/projects and that they are able to find a venue to express their creativity and to make a living.
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Framus and Warwick
Samboat
Harry
Cover Solutions
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Don’t know how I missed this one.
He has a lot of useful theory information.
Thank you for the link. 
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deleted post, John_E already posted it above.
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See above
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I have learned a few tunes from Paul Del Bello:
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I really like Tyler Spicer.
Here’s a good example; having owned three basses in this ranking and having tried and/or heard several others, I agree with all his comments:
Especially around the BB734/5 and the BBP34/5. It’s a fairly common sentiment (the BB734A is the actual top of the BB line and should have been the one MIJ). Just fantastic instruments and I think he nailed the reasons for ranking them like he did.
If my BB734A had been that amazing Midnight Blue they have on the BBP34, and if it were 300g lighter, I would absolutely still own it.
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Definitely Charles Berthoud. Not only a phenomenal, world-class bass player, but an accomplished composer.
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Anyone watch Spectre Sound Studios? I find myself watching the likes of Rick Beato and Adam Neely when I want to trick myself into feeling smug and smarter about playing bass…
And when I wanna feel like I need to tuck my tail between my legs and get my dumbass back in the studio to practice, I listen to Glenn Fricker! Behold:
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He’s great, but I wish he would skip the hype part and just share his wisdom.
I have learned a ton from him.
The more I watch YouTube for info on technical stuff for anything the less I want flash.
Just tell me what I need to know and why I need to know it (and sure, drop a few jokes and F-bombs in a long the way, but skip all the beginning nonsense) - and oh, don’t wear Pajamas covered in cat hair- lol.
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