Archive for the 'Gear' Category

The BOSS DS-1 aka the Orange Terror

This is the first in what will possibly be an ongoing series detailing the gear I either own, use or lust after.
The BOSS DS-1 Distortion pedal was first released in 1978 and since then, has become the weapon of choice for a huge number of guitarists. It’s popularity underwent a massive surge in the […]

Adam Dutkiewicz signs on with Mesa Boogie

Previously I posted an signal flow diagram of Adam Dutkiewicz’s stage rig with Killswitch Engage. Since that diagram was produced he’s undergone a couple of changes in terms of the amplifiers he uses on stage. He moved from the Hughes and Kettner Triamps to Framus, and now I’ve just learned that he has signed on […]

The old school Korg Electribe series

The Korg Electribe series has undergone a few changes since the first versions hit the streets. The price tag on the newer models has also bumped up a little. I’m glad to say that I picked up both the Korg Electribe ER-1 and the Korg Electribe EA-1 second (possibly even third or fourth) hand of […]

Pete Loeffler of Chevelle Guitar Rig

Chevelle’s new album, Vena Sera, has been in high rotation at my place since I picked it up. Awesome tracks, great tone, heavy and melodic. With that in mind, it’s the perfect time to post Pete Loeffler’s guitar rig. For me, his is almost the perfect setup. Simple, yet bruising. Starting with PRS guitars fitted […]

Kim Thayil and the Guild S-100

If you ask me, there just isn’t enough Soundgarden love in the world. That put out some awesome albums, and Chris Cornell still has one of the most impressive, and expressive, voices in music. With his solo album due sometime in June, I thought it was time to step back in time to see what […]

Tom Morello’s guitar gear

Whether you like his style of music or not, there is no denying that when it comes to guitar, Tom Morello is one creative dude! His tone ranges from crunchy rhythm, to something more akin to a turntable. Now that it looks as though Rage Against the Machine is getting it back together, he’s sure […]

Kirk Hammett’s signal flow diagram

Even though Metallica haven’t released a decent album in quite a while, they still have a massive fan base (although St Anger probably reduced that somewhat), and there is no doubt Kirk Hammett has skills. Checking out his signal flow diagram from an old Guitar World magazine, I was immediately struck by how much was […]

Steph Carpenter rack picture

Here’s a photo of Steph Carpenter’s (from the Deftones) rack. I can’t make out everything there, but it definitely includes the Marshall JMP1 pre-amp (one of the best ever in my opinion), as well as two Marshall 9200 power amps.
There is also a rack mount POD Pro in there as well as a couple […]

The weird and wacky Digitech 2120

The Digitech 2120 Artist is somewhat of a classic rack unit. Housed in a trendy purple 2U rackmount case, the Digitech 2120 features a combination of two 12AX7 tubes and two SDISC II processors. These processors were/are found in a lot of Digitechs other studio processors apparently. It’s a preamp, and it’s a multi effects […]

Joe Trohman | Fall Out Boy | Guitar Rig

Fall Out Boy have received quite a boost popularity of late, with the single “This Ain’t a Scene, It’s an Arms Race” starting to bug the hell out of me. So in tribute, I decided to scan the Fall Out Boy guitar rig from an old Guitar World magazine (not sure of the issue number) […]

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