Colin Moulding
Colin Moulding's Bass Guitars
Moulding can be seen in this photo playing a Fender Musicmaster Bass.
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Moulding can be seen in this photo playing an Epiphone Newport Bass.
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Colin Moulding used three basses on Oranges and Lemons, predominantly a Wal. Back-up basses were a Fender Precision and, for the double-bass sound on "Pink Thing", an Epiphone Newport. "It goes 'poun'," Partridge describes helpfully. Moulding's album rehearsal amp was a Trace Elliot -- "so clear it was unbelievable" -- and he holds his group together with Rotosound strings. Instead of a pick he prefers a fingernail (home-grown). He writes with the help of an Ovation acoustic guitar.
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Moulding can be seen in this photo playing a black Fender Mustang.
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In this video of XTC from the David Letterman show in 1989, you can see Colin playing his Wal bass while singing "King for A Day" from their album "Oranges and Lemons."
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In this YouTube video, Colin can be seen playing his Ibanez Musician. He used this bass on a number of XTC tracks during the 80s.
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I this photo from an interview in Guitar magazine, Colin is seen playing his 1969 Vox V271 Apollo IV bass, gifted to him by T-Bone Burnett during the sessions for the Sam Phillips album "Martinis & Bikinis."
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