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Also, in the side column where they list his gear, they use a picture of a completely different Rick bass! This isn't the first time this magazine has been guilty of such sloppy picture choices though, sadly.

I thought the interview was a bit of a missed opportunity to be honest, it only seemed to rehash what most of us know already. They should have done a full interview, at least double the length, and he definitely deserved to be on the cover! Although the Gibson bass and Hiwatt stack are pretty tasty ...

Am I the only one who doesn't like Glover's tone too much....? :P

Henny, his is one of my favourite Ric tones; a bit like my '72, it's actually somewhat warmer-sounding than many (although in his case that could be the Marshalls).

I too love how "un-showbiz" the '72 footage is. It's almost more ...

jps wrote:

Lorenzo St Dubois wrote:I'm also a big fan of Jon Camp...

He has always been #1 for me.

Welcome, Ben.

Thank you. I got fed up lurking in shadows.

I'm a 20-year old bass guitarist whose dream tone is the sound Chris Squire gets on "Yours Is No Disgrace" from The Yes Album. I also LOVE Geddy Lee's tone on the Hemispheres album, Paul D'Amour's (Tool) tone on the Undertow album, Jon Camp's (Renaissance) tone on the Scheherazade and Other Stories ...