and kept its bridge and pickup covers. Used during most of the Superunknown American tour and seen in the "Black Hole Sun" video. 1963-–1965 Fender Jazz Bass - Finished in extremely rare custom color "Sherwood Green" with a matching headstock, used on MTV Live and Loud and UK tour in 1996. 1995 Fender 51 Precision Bass Custom - Limited production run Custom Shop bass in 2 tone sunburst over an Ash body with a 60s style "PJ" pickup arrangement and "stack knob" concentric early Jazz Bass controls. Used on Lollapalloza 1996 and the Down on the Upside tour as the main bass. Music Man StingRay - Black model with maple fretboard and a sunburst model with a rosewood fretboard used for alternate tunings in 1996. 1967–1970 Mosrite Mark X - Post Ventures 2 pickup model bass, 1 of 3 finished in a factory silver color. Used on Soundgarden's performance on Saturday Night Live, and Lollapalooza '96. 1974–1979 Fender Jazz Bass - Ben had two identical basses to "Tree" used live in 1995 and an Olympic White model for alternate tunings on the Superunknown tour. Rickenbacker 4001 - Black model used toward the end of Lollapalooza '92. Rickenbacker 3001 - Sunburst model used on the live dates in 1993. Fender American Standard Jazz Bass - Ben used a couple of these from '94 to '97, including Black and Olympic White models with rosewood or maple fretboards. Fender Mexican Standard Jazz Bass - Red model used on the Big Day Out '94 and a white model used from late '96 to Soundgarden's final show ending in its destruction. 1965-1969 Gibson Thunderbird IV - "Non-Reverse" two pickup model in custom color Cardinal Red. Seen briefly in the Hater video "Who Do I Kill?" Gibson EB-2 - Seen used late in the Down On The Upside tour, circa December 1996. Mosrite Combo Bass - Sunburst model used with Mark Lanegan. Hofner 500/1 - Vintage model used in the second version of the "Pretty Noose" video and in the studio during the Down On The Upside sessions. Harmony H22/1 - Used in the "Blow Up the Outside World" video. Vox Cougar Bass Micro Frets Stage II Bass Gretsch Country Gentleman - Late 70's model, with Hi Lo 'Tron pickups and Bigsby B12 vibrato. Gibson L-50 - Used to write and record "Head Down" among other things. 1964 Fender Jaguar - Candy Apple Red, matching headstock,