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  • #315
    Hyena
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      Do you guys know what guitar effects Snah uses nowadays?

      #16051

      Hi Hyena,

      We discussed the equipment in this thread:

      http://motorpsycho.fix.no/comeonin/forums/topic.php?id=259

      Snah's live-gear (specially his amps) will evolve every tour and he probably replace some pedals of his set-up along the way,

      so I don't know what he will use on the upcoming Supersilent/Motorpsycho tour in Norway.

      As you can see from this picture from the '08 tour:

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      Motorpsycho '08 – effects by Alsterstar, on Flickr

      opposed to a picture from the '09 tour:

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      Snah's pedalboard by CB67, on Flickr

      you'll notice that he left out the (Ibanez or Maxon?) Tubescreamer, replaced the Roland Space Echo with a Carl Martin DeLayla XL and added a Ampeg Scrambler Fuzz and a miscellaneous (black) pedal.

      -3x Boss FS 5L foot-switches

      -Carl Martin DeLayla XL

      -Boss RC 20 XL Phraser Loopstation

      -Korg DT-10 Chromatic Digital FloorTuner (on top of a Flatliner – Powersupply)

      -? Distortion?

      -Xotic RC Booster

      -Ampeg Scrambler Fuzz (reissue)

      -Lehle Dual Amp Switcher

      -Option5 Destination Rotation Single

      -Chicago Iron Parachute Wah

      Who knows what this miscellaneous pedal is?

      I don't know what other pedals he use in the studio.

      Check out the guitar rig database http://www.guitargeek.com to find out what other guitarists use.

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      #16052
      Hyena
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        perfect! thank you!

        #16053
        TraktorBass
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          From this tour:

          I’m not sure which is which, but these are the pedals they used at the Alta-gig..

          Bent (I think):

          4588425352_0c8b3651f9.jpg

          And Snah:

          4587804791_a4d8e6cbd1.jpg

          #16054
          supernaut
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            I just watched this demo of Snah’s Ampeg Scrambler. Think I gotta search for it. I’ve got that Fender VI Bass, too but no cool distorting it. This sounds like teh thing.

            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8QUxrvNctY&feature=related

            #16055

            @TraktorBass: You’ve got them right, I think. Bent always uses that Foxx. He used to use a Morley as a fuzz/wah, if memory serves.

            Greets,

            Thomas

            #16056
            GBD
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              @ Supernaut; I gotta say…that pedal sounds bloody awful! Perhaps it’s just the quality of the sound on the vid, but man….kinda glad i don’t have that one :)

              @ Traktorbass: I think you’re right….i took some pics of their gear at the Driv gig (they came out rather dark and blurry tho), but judging by my pics, and where they were standing, you’re right.

              Cool that Bent is using the Micro Pog!

              #16057
              supernaut
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                Well I like the sound he gets on the first lick he plays on the VI bass. It’s kinda hollow, fender style, and gnarly. If that’s the correct english word. With my otherwise beloved v-twin (great for stingray bass and ampeg tube amp) I have to find this sound yet.

                This one’s nice: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdEozkh45D4&feature=related

                at 1’18” how you can blend in the distortion. You get (or don’t lose) a good definition within the distortion sound.

                #16058
                supernaut
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                  mmmmmm micro pog, never knew about this.

                  wow, Rush, REM and Pearl Jam riffs :) and the organ sound towards the end of this demo, they all sound quite baffeling. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vMfJXG-F6A&feature=related

                  #16059

                  The foxx fuzz/wah is Bents backup. The EHX crying tone has always been the main fuzz/wah. It’s also modded with some snacks :)

                  #16060

                  And of course Jan Tore is right again. What are you, their guitar & bass tech? :D

                  Electro-Harmonix, of course! Where did I get that Morley story then? Hmmm, must go over my facts again!

                  Greets,

                  Thomas

                  #16061
                  TraktorBass
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                    Didn’t he use to have a Big Muff?

                    #16062

                    Yes and no. A Big Muff is incorporated into the Muff Fuzz.

                    See: http://motorpsycho.fix.no/thisis/media/arniart1_01_ger.htm

                    Quote: “For effects, Bent only uses a Electro Harmonix Muff-Fuzz floor unit.”

                    From EHX.com: “Muff Fuzz – Crying Tone mod”

                    Greets,

                    Thomas

                    #16063
                    TraktorBass
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                      Hey, cool article, never seen that one before, thanks!

                      Has the Psychobird ever been used live? Or on a recording?

                      I bet there would be some pretty sweet harmonics going on.

                      #16064

                      This drove me crazy, but seeing the picture I found out why I thought it was a Morley: it looks like one! :roll:

                      Electro-Harmonix Muff Fuzz Crying Tone:

                      http://www.effectsdatabase.com/model/eh/mufffuzzcryingtone

                      Some Morley wah/fuzz pedals:

                      http://www.morleypedals.com/dpdw-ii.html

                      http://www.effectsdatabase.com/model/morley/pro/pdw

                      Okay, it looks like one a bit.

                      Greets,

                      Thomas

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