Bruce Thomas

Bruce Thomas has confirmed his use of the Traynor Mono Block B amplifier in an interview with Guitar World, stating, "I had a Traynor Mono Block too, but the amp I used most was the Ampeg SVT. I had Johnny Winter's old guitar amp as well: they sounded great with a bass." This statement was reported by Nick Wells in the article titled “Some bass parts are functional and some are creative: you don’t need to play Rachmaninoff when the band wants Al Green”: The man behind Elvis Costello’s finest albums recalls his life as a main Attraction, published by Guitar World.