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Αν δεν ανοιγει ενα μικρο αποσπασμα
Albert King - Born Under A Bad Sign: Acoustic 260 head and cabinet, later Acoustic 270, Roland JC-120, supposedly Lab Series L5 as well.
At The Gates (Anders Björler) - Slaughter of The Souls: Peavey Supreme 160 on clean channel, Boss Heavy Metal and Metal Zone pedals for distortion and crunch
Bathory - Debut Album: Unidentified 30W solid-state Yamaha practice amp from the 80’s.
Bauhaus (Daniel Ash), Unidentified H||H heads, Roland AC-100.
B. B. King: Lab Series L5
Beach Boys: Baldwin C1 Custom Professional
Boston (Tom Scholz), Founder of Scholz Research & Development: Manufacturer of solid-state Rockman products used on many albums of Boston and other bands.
Cannibal Corpse (Jack Oven) - Vile and Bleeding: Crate GX-130C
Carlos Santana - Woodstock & Santana: GMT 260A prototype
Chuck Berry: Used Acoustic Control Corp. amps during the relevant time period.
Creedence Clearwater Revival (John Fogerty) - Kustom K200 2-15-L4 (“K200A-4”)
Crowbar (Kurt W.): Crate Shockwave GT3500H, EQ from Boss Metal Zone
Damageplan (Darrell “Dimebag” Abbott): Randall Titan
Dave Navarro: Marshall MF350
Death (Chuck Schuldiner): Marshall 8100 Valvestate
Depraved - All albums: Ampeg SS-150H
Dying Fetus: Ampeg VH-140CH, Randall RG100ES
Frank Zappa - In studio: Pignose 7-100 and Pignose 150R
Iron Maiden - Caught Somewhere in Time: Gallien Krueger 250ML or 250RL - Seventh Son of the Seventh Son: Gallien Krueger 2000CPL preamplifier and Gallien Krueger 2100 SEL stereo power amplifier head
Iron Maiden (Adrian Smith): ADA MP-1 (hybrid)
Jackson Five - during gigs: The whole band used Kustom’s solid-state products for amplifiers and for PA (during the relevant time period)
Jefferson Airplane (Jorma Kaukonen) - Surrealistic Pillow: Standel Super Imperial
Jimi Hendrix - Sunn Orion (endorsed it, wasn’t much a fan of any of Sunn's products, though)
Johnny Cash - Kustom Series 300 for PA and various solid-state Kustom amps during relevant time period.
Johnny Winter - enthusiastic user of Lab Gruppen’s Axe-Amp (hybrid, one tube in the preamp).
Led Zeppelin - During 1969 US Tour: Rickenbacker Transonic
Kings X (Ty Tabor) - Four first albums: Lab Series L5
Metallica - Master of Puppets: Roland JC-120 (all clean sounds)
Nirvana (Kurt Cobain) - During Bleach Tour: Sunn Beta Series
Outlaws: Endorsed by Legend
Pantera (Darrell “Dimebag” Abbott) - Randall RG100ES (up to Reinventing the Steel), Randall Warhead (Reinventing the Steel), Randall Warhead X2
Pig Destroyer (Scott Hull): Crate Shockwave GT3500H
Queen (Brian May) - In studio: “Deacy” (Battery-powered car amplifier wired to a HiFi speaker)
Quicksilver Messenger Service (John Cipollina): Big stack of amps including two Standel Super Imperials for low frequency amplification
Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed & Beggar’s Banquet: Triumph Silicon 100 - Rock’n’Roll Circus: Triumph Silicon 100 + an unidentified SS Vox Head
Rory Gallagher - Blueprint: Custom made Stramp K-85 “Power Baby”
Steppenwolf - Rickenbacker Transonic Amps (endorser)
System Of A Down (Daron Malakian) - During live performances: Marshall MF350
Testament (Alex Skolnick) - at least during 2008 Tour: Marshall MF350
The Beatles (All members) - During 1966 US Tour: Vox Super Beatle
The Beatles (John Lennon) - 1967: Magical Mystery Tour and White albums and in Hello Goodbye film: Vox Conqueror
The Beatles (Paul McCartney) - 1963: Vox T.60.
The Beatles (George Harrison) - 1967: White album and, Hello Goodbye and Hey Bulldog films: Vox Conqueror
The Jeff Beck Group - During 1968 US Tour: Rickenbacker Transonic - During 1969 US Tour: Kustom amplifiers
The Marshall Tucker Band: Legend amplifiers
The Velvet Underground (Lou Reed) - Self-titled: Vox Super Beatle
The Velvet Underground (Sterling Morrison) - Self-titled: Vox Super Beatle
The Ventures - Mosrite BG-500 Award (used it in unknown occasions)
Tom Petty - Vox Super Beatle
Tom Waits - In studio: unknown Baldwin amp
Tracy Chapman - In studio: unknown Baldwin amp
T. Rex (Marc Bolan) - H||H IC100S
Twisted Sisters (Eddie Ojeda) - Marshall MF350
U2 (David “The Edge” Evans) - Live From Boston: Randall RG80SC-112, later Roland JC-120, Line6 POD Pro + tons of other SS rack effects
Wishbone Ash - unknown H||H amp
ZZ Top - Eliminator: Legend A30 (hybrid, tube pre)
και αρκετοι αλλοι! Καντε log on και δειτε το!
Οχι, δεν προκειται περι tube vs ss θεμα
Αν δεν ανοιγει ενα μικρο αποσπασμα
Albert King - Born Under A Bad Sign: Acoustic 260 head and cabinet, later Acoustic 270, Roland JC-120, supposedly Lab Series L5 as well.
At The Gates (Anders Björler) - Slaughter of The Souls: Peavey Supreme 160 on clean channel, Boss Heavy Metal and Metal Zone pedals for distortion and crunch
Bathory - Debut Album: Unidentified 30W solid-state Yamaha practice amp from the 80’s.
Bauhaus (Daniel Ash), Unidentified H||H heads, Roland AC-100.
B. B. King: Lab Series L5
Beach Boys: Baldwin C1 Custom Professional
Boston (Tom Scholz), Founder of Scholz Research & Development: Manufacturer of solid-state Rockman products used on many albums of Boston and other bands.
Cannibal Corpse (Jack Oven) - Vile and Bleeding: Crate GX-130C
Carlos Santana - Woodstock & Santana: GMT 260A prototype
Chuck Berry: Used Acoustic Control Corp. amps during the relevant time period.
Creedence Clearwater Revival (John Fogerty) - Kustom K200 2-15-L4 (“K200A-4”)
Crowbar (Kurt W.): Crate Shockwave GT3500H, EQ from Boss Metal Zone
Damageplan (Darrell “Dimebag” Abbott): Randall Titan
Dave Navarro: Marshall MF350
Death (Chuck Schuldiner): Marshall 8100 Valvestate
Depraved - All albums: Ampeg SS-150H
Dying Fetus: Ampeg VH-140CH, Randall RG100ES
Frank Zappa - In studio: Pignose 7-100 and Pignose 150R
Iron Maiden - Caught Somewhere in Time: Gallien Krueger 250ML or 250RL - Seventh Son of the Seventh Son: Gallien Krueger 2000CPL preamplifier and Gallien Krueger 2100 SEL stereo power amplifier head
Iron Maiden (Adrian Smith): ADA MP-1 (hybrid)
Jackson Five - during gigs: The whole band used Kustom’s solid-state products for amplifiers and for PA (during the relevant time period)
Jefferson Airplane (Jorma Kaukonen) - Surrealistic Pillow: Standel Super Imperial
Jimi Hendrix - Sunn Orion (endorsed it, wasn’t much a fan of any of Sunn's products, though)
Johnny Cash - Kustom Series 300 for PA and various solid-state Kustom amps during relevant time period.
Johnny Winter - enthusiastic user of Lab Gruppen’s Axe-Amp (hybrid, one tube in the preamp).
Led Zeppelin - During 1969 US Tour: Rickenbacker Transonic
Kings X (Ty Tabor) - Four first albums: Lab Series L5
Metallica - Master of Puppets: Roland JC-120 (all clean sounds)
Nirvana (Kurt Cobain) - During Bleach Tour: Sunn Beta Series
Outlaws: Endorsed by Legend
Pantera (Darrell “Dimebag” Abbott) - Randall RG100ES (up to Reinventing the Steel), Randall Warhead (Reinventing the Steel), Randall Warhead X2
Pig Destroyer (Scott Hull): Crate Shockwave GT3500H
Queen (Brian May) - In studio: “Deacy” (Battery-powered car amplifier wired to a HiFi speaker)
Quicksilver Messenger Service (John Cipollina): Big stack of amps including two Standel Super Imperials for low frequency amplification
Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed & Beggar’s Banquet: Triumph Silicon 100 - Rock’n’Roll Circus: Triumph Silicon 100 + an unidentified SS Vox Head
Rory Gallagher - Blueprint: Custom made Stramp K-85 “Power Baby”
Steppenwolf - Rickenbacker Transonic Amps (endorser)
System Of A Down (Daron Malakian) - During live performances: Marshall MF350
Testament (Alex Skolnick) - at least during 2008 Tour: Marshall MF350
The Beatles (All members) - During 1966 US Tour: Vox Super Beatle
The Beatles (John Lennon) - 1967: Magical Mystery Tour and White albums and in Hello Goodbye film: Vox Conqueror
The Beatles (Paul McCartney) - 1963: Vox T.60.
The Beatles (George Harrison) - 1967: White album and, Hello Goodbye and Hey Bulldog films: Vox Conqueror
The Jeff Beck Group - During 1968 US Tour: Rickenbacker Transonic - During 1969 US Tour: Kustom amplifiers
The Marshall Tucker Band: Legend amplifiers
The Velvet Underground (Lou Reed) - Self-titled: Vox Super Beatle
The Velvet Underground (Sterling Morrison) - Self-titled: Vox Super Beatle
The Ventures - Mosrite BG-500 Award (used it in unknown occasions)
Tom Petty - Vox Super Beatle
Tom Waits - In studio: unknown Baldwin amp
Tracy Chapman - In studio: unknown Baldwin amp
T. Rex (Marc Bolan) - H||H IC100S
Twisted Sisters (Eddie Ojeda) - Marshall MF350
U2 (David “The Edge” Evans) - Live From Boston: Randall RG80SC-112, later Roland JC-120, Line6 POD Pro + tons of other SS rack effects
Wishbone Ash - unknown H||H amp
ZZ Top - Eliminator: Legend A30 (hybrid, tube pre)
και αρκετοι αλλοι! Καντε log on και δειτε το!
Οχι, δεν προκειται περι tube vs ss θεμα
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