Colin Edwin of Porcupine Tree

[cAPS_lOCK]

I usually don't post stupid questions, but does anyone know what bass he uses? I've really tried to google, but I can't find anything.

He's a great bass player, btw - if you haven't heard any of their stuff, check them out! They're awesome.

Thanks!


/cAPS

[Bassinator89]

http://www.prog4you.com/images/PT23.JPG
http://walbasses.homestead.com/files/MachIBC4.jpg

Looks like a freltess Wal.

[Led_Zeppelin678]

http://www.spectorbass.com/images/artists/ColinEdwin_lrg.jpg

Spector. He just started using them, though.

[Ting]

http://www.prog4you.com/images/PT23.JPG
http://walbasses.homestead.com/files/MachIBC4.jpg

Looks like a freltess Wal.
For some reason that bass reminds me of the Warwick Jack Bruce Cream Reunion bass.

[cAPS_lOCK]

Gracias. The well of knowledge at these forums never cease to impress.

[tenorbass]

On the DVD thats on google.video.com he used a Bongo 4 string the whole show :thumb:

[Soulfly666]

The first time I saw Porcupine Tree he used a Fretless Wal. The 2nd and 3rd he used a MusicMan Bongo. :)

[mr_coffeekiller]

For me, seeing him with anything other than the Wal would just be wrong...

[PaulSimonon]

For some reason that bass reminds me of the Warwick Jack Bruce Cream Reunion bass.
That might be because that happens to be a Wal ripoff?

[Chris K]

Dig the fretless Wal there :D

[FunkMetalBass]

Wal and Spector is what I've seen him with.

Wal:
Mach I fretless with American cherry facings and chrome hardware
21 fret 4-string with ash facings and chrome hardware.

Spector:
Euro4LX in Natural Oil.

[FU.CKY.OU]

"Strip the Soul" has one of the simplest but most effective basslines in the world....

just thought I'd throw that out there since I haven't posted much in awhile.