Peter Hook

Peter Hook stated in an interview w/ Bass Guitar Magazine that “One of the strange things is that having such a distinctive style doesn’t lend itself to much experimentation. I’m always looking to see if anyone could make a better guitar than the Yamaha BB1200S. They’ve never done it yet, to my mind."

In this video, at 1:52, Peter Hook can be seen Playing a Hono II "Rickenbacker" copy, which is confirmed in this article.

In an article from Gibson.com Peter Hook tells Michael Leonard "The first bass I really invested in was a Gibson EB-0. I love the sound of Gibson basses, but I needed a double-octave scale for my style of playing. So I had to get a copy of an EB-2 made by [U.K. guitar maker] Chris Eccleshall."

In this interview, Peter Hook says, "I play a custom made cherry red Eccleshall hollow body bass, which I love."

In this photo, Peter Hook can be seen with his Shergold Marathon 6 string bass, which he talks about in this interview.

Hook started out on a "terrible" EKO bass copy before moving to a "terrible" Rickenbacker bass copy. He experimented next with a Gibson EB-2 hollow body bass, but ultimately ditched it because of the medium neck – he required a double octave.

In this photo, Hook can be seen playing a Black Fender Precision Bass.

Peter Hook playing the Yamaha BB 734A from the June 2017 Yamaha launch event in Milan, Italy.

Hook is using a Roland G-77 in this rare 1986 picture

In a live 1984 performance of "Age Of Consent" by New Order, Peter Hook plays a custom Gibson EB-2D Hollowbody Bass. The instrument, seen at 4:35 in the YouTube video, features a classic Humbucker pickup in the neck position and incorporates active electronics from a Yamaha BB1200.

In this YouTube video you can see Peter Hook using a black 5 string Music Man Stingray

In this Instagram post https://www.instagram.com/p/CIQ0LIeHkaJ/?igshid=1mh9hsrbkqjga Peter Hook can be seen playing his signature bass guitar.

In this photo, Hook can be seen playing the Brian Eastwood Hacienda Bass.

This video interview with Peter Hook features a discussion of the forthcoming Hooky Bass 6 PRO, which he's been using on his 2019/2020 tour.

Peter Hook using a Gibson Thunderbird Bass on Top Of The Pops, 21 August, 2001. Good shot of it at 2:25.

In this YouTube video you can see Peter playing a Yamaha BB1200. He also mentions the 1200 in interviews. He had one before changing to the 1200S.