G. C. Green

He uses an old Boss Heavy metal distortion pedal but again with really specific EQ and the distortion seriously rolled of so its never fizzy in tone

You can see it clearly being used live and its also mentioned by Justin Broadrick in an interview: "Live Trace Elliot big stack size works better...we blend a mic sound of the cab with an D.I. sound both live and in the studio."

"My favourite bass ever to date is my current Fender Jazz: it’s a joy to play and can handle being downtuned to B, which means I don’t have to use a five-string"

From G.C. Green's Instagram page: "The HR16 blew up on our first tour of the US, and was replaced with the newer SR16."

Ben has been using this black Jazz Bass Special since at least Selfless (1994), you can actually see him playing it in the "Crush My Soul" video. Has been his main bass since then, tuned in B standard

In this live performance video from Brutal Assault 2015, G. C. Green of Godflesh is seen playing a Fender Mike Dirnt Signature Precision Bass.

From G.C. Green's Instagram page: "My handwritten list of songs that were programmed on our Alesis HR16 drum machine that would be used at gigs. Next to the song title is the programme number, and the numbers on the right is the bpm of each track, which had to be selected too. What’s interesting about this is it shows the order in which the songs were written, including songs for the never released Tiny Tears ep. Clearly Head Dirt was the first song written for Streetcleaner. Why there is no song 13 I’ve no idea..maybe we were superstitious? The HR16 blew up on our first tour of the US, and was replaced with the newer SR16."