Tommy Scott

The Framus Star Bass was Tommy's main instrument throughout the writing and campaign of their debut album Spiders.

In the YouTube video "Space - Dark Clouds," Tommy Scott can be seen playing a Vox Teardrop Hollowbody Bass.

In the December 1997 performance of "Avenging Angels" on TFI Friday, Tommy Scott prominently played a Fender Coronado Electric Guitar, which was his primary instrument at the time.

The EKO was Tommy's main electric guitar from 2014 to 2018.

Tommy Scott can be seen playing a Jazz Bass during Space's performance on The White Room in 1996.

Tommy used an AC30 amp during the recording of Space's second album Tin Planet.

Tommy Scott played this guitar during his tenure in The Drellas.

Used as a spare guitar for Tommy live in 1998.

Tommy Scott has been seen playing a Guyatone LG-150T electric guitar during live performances since the 2020s, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo.

Tommy Scott has been frequently using a second-hand Jolana Big Beat guitar during live performances since the 2020s, with its original built-in amplifier removed. This is evidenced by a user-uploaded photo.

Tommy has been spotted playing a ET-100 live with Space.

Tommy Scott has often been seen playing a Teisco Del Rey K3L ET-312 Shark Fin during live performances with Space, as documented by Phil Newall in his review for Louder Than War titled "Space: Liverpool Celebrates - Live Review."

Used by Tommy during the recording of the album 'Give Me Your Future', owned by Steve Levine.

Used by Tommy on tour in 1998.

Tommy used this pedal live in 1998.

Tommy Scott used an Ibanez Musician Fretless Bass while recording "Female of the Species," as mentioned in an interview with MusicRadar by Joel McIver.

Tommy Scott has been seen playing a Kay ET-200 electric guitar during live performances with Space, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo.