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Glenn Hughes Bass rig?

Hiwatt 200 heads with huge Martin bins. The Hiwatt logo is covered with electrical tape though...
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Apparently the heads were stolen from his house recently, but were recovered.
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Glenn Hughes is my hero, I worship that guy!
 
What happened to Glenns endorsement of Markbass? He is not longer listed as a markbass endorsee.

And I say this with all due respect, 'cause I love the man...but Glenn is an endorsement whore.

A few from recent memory:

MarkBass
Digitech
Manne
Yamaha (signature model coming soon)
Ampeg
King Baby (jewelery & accessories)


And I'm sure I'm forgetting something. But hey, I'd play just about anything if they paid me too!
 
I absolutely love the sound on the Deep Purple "Made in Europe" (yea, I read all the stories about that album too). On other live stuff of the 1974 Purple records the bass seems a bit lost in the mix. I never liked the Hiwatts when used for guitar judging from what I have heard from Pete Townshend or Tommy Bolin but John Wetton (as many others from the early 70's too) used them for bass and I liked it. But those Hiwatt users I listened to almost all used a Fender P, I don't have a P and most basses I have are active, so I guess my basses and a Hiwatt DR-103/203 might not fit together that well...