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Old 05-30-2009, 04:06 PM
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-Arctic White Fender Precision Bass w/ a white pickguard


-70's Sunburst Fender Precision Bass w/ a black pickguard


-Fiesta Red Rickenbacker 3000


-Black Rickenbacker 3000


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-2 Ampeg SVT-VR Heads
-2 Ampeg 810AV Cabinets

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-None. He gets his distortion by switching to one of his amps that heats up because it has a high-gain
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Old 09-20-2009, 06:22 PM
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He uses a Bass Big Muff, a Ehx Pog and a Tu2 He also has some sort of wah pedal and something else which i dont know (at the moment).
He is now using a natural/ black p bass and a Gretsch G6119BO Broadkaster.
His amp is some sort of Fender Vintage amp.

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Old 09-20-2009, 07:10 PM
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My pal Riff West from Molly Hatchet used to use a 3000...sounded great. Gnarly little bass, that one.
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Old 12-09-2009, 12:36 AM
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hey jayk - do you know which pog he's using?
the amp is a fender bassman 100...early this year he was using the matching cyclone cab
if anyone is interested...the DI on his amp in that picture is a gas cooker
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Is that definitely a 3000 or could it be 3001...the second looks like 3 knobs...anyone help?
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A P-Bass and an SVT.....now that's what I call original.
But, a classic tone!
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A P-Bass and an SVT.....now that's what I call original.
But, a classic tone!
He's currently using a Fender Bassman 100 head with an Ampeg 810. He's also using the Rick 3000 series basses, 70's P's, Gretsch Broadkaster, etc. etc. A little less standard
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He definitely plays a 70s natural ash Precision.
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