Glen Matlock

In this photo, you can see Glen Matlock playing this guitar.

In this video glen matlock can be seen with his bassman 100 Amp and pyramid cab

"And then I got a gig with Iggy in ’79, and I went out and bought a Fender ’61 Precision I saw in a store; played it; loved it, and I’ve never really picked up another guitar, you know—I’ve still got it, 30 years out. Although, the only thing is that it’s worth a lot of money now, and if we do small shows I’m worried about it getting thieved."

So goes Glen Matlock in a 2009 October article for Fender.

"The old Precision, it does what it says on it—it’s precise. It’s simple and straightforward, and that’s kind of what punk’s all about, really, I think, musically."

In this photo, you can see Glen Matlock playing with this bass.

Matlock can be seen in this photo with a Rickenbacker 4001.

In this photo, you can see Glen Matlock with this bass.

In this photo, you can clearly see Glen Matlock playing Fender American Standard Precision Bass, you can tell the Fender sticker on the pickguard.

Glen Matlock on a Gibson EB0 with the earlier Les Paul junior shape.

In this photo with Duff McKagan, Glen Matlock can be seen playing with this guitar.

In this photo, you can see Glen Matlock playing Fender Telecaster.

In this user-uploaded photo from Yourgibraltartv, Glen Matlock is seen playing a Gibson J-45 acoustic guitar.

In this photo, you can see Glen Matlock with Gibson Hummingbird.

Glen Matlock has been confirmed to use Rotosound RS77LD Monel Flatwound Bass Strings (45-105), as stated on the Rotosound website. These strings were utilized during the recording of "Never Mind the Bollocks," prior to Sid Vicious joining the band, and can also be distinctly heard on the demo album "Spunk," which Matlock played on.