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That was part of it. The other part was the fact he had his bass shaved down a bit when having it refinished, making the body lighter. Also, Chris was a big dude, so his hands were big. A lot of his tone came from his left hand. It really does make a difference. I didn't realize how big...

The pickups, for starters. It had older style pickups. The neck was a toaster. I want to say something about the bridge was a little different as well, maybe the pickup cover? It's been 20 years. As for guitars, I have owned everything from an early "Rickenbacher" (when it was ch not ck)...

Chris Squire is the one who made the Rickenbacker sound so good everyone else wanted one. **** that man could play. I've owned a handful of Rickenbacker basses and guitars over the years, and they were all great. One in particular was a 1974 that was a custom order. I didn't realize it...

Change your name to Tom and you might have a deal. As for that bassline, it's awesome.