Slash - Marshall Appetite for Destruction Amplifer AFD100

Tom Morello gear

Tom Morello is the guitarist from Rage Against the Machines and Audioslave. Some say he's the next Hendrix with his unique sound and funky riffs.

This is Tom Morello's interview with Guitar World Magazine talking about his gear and how he gets his sound and tone. He goes through his stock rig. Here the Tom Morello gear used in this video

Guitars: Fender Tom Soul Power guitar.
Effects Pedals:
Dunlop Crybaby Wah Wah,
Digitech Whammy pedal (original version)
Boss Digital Delay Pedal
DOD Equilizer pedal with sweat guard
MXR Phase 90

Amp Head: Marshall JCM 800 2205 50 Watt head
Cabinet: 4x12 Peavey Cabinet however in this video he's using a Marshall

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Young George Lynch talks about vintage guitar gear

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Heres a section from George Lynch Guitar Bible where George tries to emulate classic tone using vintage gear and test runs his vintage setup with a Voodoo Chile cover.

George Lynch Selection of Vintage gear:

Guitar: Fender Stratocaster 1957

Distortion Pedal: RAT distortion pedal

Wah Wah Pedal: Original Dunlop Crybaby Wah Wah pedal

Echoplex

Amp Head: Marshall 1974 100 watt

Cabinet/speakers: Celestion speakers 25 watt

George Lynch Tech Gear Video

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George Lynch's guitar tech talks with PremierGuitar to talk about George Lynch's amps and effects pedals.

He talks about the pedal setup and the signal chain of effects.

George Lynch Effects
George has a Cusak Screamer, which is a Tubescreamer clone, however it has it's own unique overdrive qualities, it's been known to have twice the gain as a regulary Tubescreamer, and more clarity.

G2G George Lynch Mr Scary Zoom multiple effects pedal which has George Lynch's preprogammed effects and sounds that he's used for recording and live in the past. The pedal off the shelf will half 40 George Lynch Presets which he programmed him self, and 40 empty spaces for users to make their own.

George Lynch other effects include MXR Phase 90, Boss DD-2 Digital Delay, Boss GE-10 Graphic Equilizer, Vodoo Lab Analog Chorus, T-rex replica (delay pedal). Quite a variety.

George Lynch Amps
Marshall 68 Plexi, which George got in 99.
George Lynch Randall MTS RM 100 Lynch Box. They talk about the tones George Lynch got through various recordds with this head.





Thanks again to PremierGuitar for giving such rocking interviews.

Stevie Ray Vaughan Gear Setup - Amps and Effects pedals,

The first video of Stevie Ray Vaughan Gear Setup. Here's a rare audio interview with Stevie Ray Vaughan talking about his guitars, amps, setup and gear. The audio interview isn't that clear, so I've typed out everything for everyone to read aswell. I'm not sure about when the interview took place or who is interviewing him, but it's a good indepth interview.

Heres Part 1

Interviewer: Do we still have time to talk?
SRV: Yeah
Interviewer: Do you think so? I'd like to talk alittle bit about your gear today,
SRV: OK
Interviewer: Uh, What kind of amplifiers do you use?
SRV: Well, I'm using two different kinds right now, uh, for a long time I used a combination of a bunch of things, um, well different... I used to use lots of Fender amps, I would use Super reverbs and Vibroverbs, along with Dumble, which are custom made amps. Now I've, I've gone to a smaller rig numbers wise, I'm using a Marshal Major amp powerhead (JCM 800), and a Dumble powerhead, which I'm not sure about the Wattage on, but they're both about the same, but it's an old Marshall, and this Dumble which is a custom made amp out of California, are you familiar with them?
Interviewer: Yeah, I heard about them and seen advertisements
SRV: OK, well, the Dumble that I'm using is a Steel String Singer, it's basically cleaner when it's not like a overdrive monster or anything, it's more like just a clear amp,
Interviewer: Yeah Yeah,
SRV: and I use two 4x12 cabinets
Interviwer: Yeah
SRV: and a Leslie (Fender Vibrotone Leslie Cabinet), thats all I'm using.
Interviewer: Ok, What kind of pedals do you use?
SRV: All I've always used is a Leslie and a Tubescreamer (Ibanez TS-9) right now, the reason I still use a Tubescreamer is because I haven't found anything that I like better, and I'm still looking, and a old Vox Wah Wah, and that's all, for pedals, every once in a while I'll try something new, if I like it I'll put it in or replace something with it, however to this day I still, at least dependability wise, and from day to day some, ......

Part 2 will be posted soon which will be about his guitars

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Gary Moore interview with Marshall Amplification

Gary Moore talks about his association with Marshall, his setup and his influences.

The talks about his original amp setup that he used early in his career. Gary Moore goes through his early career with Skid Row and Thin Lizzy, how he joined and rejoined these bands, and how Parisian Walkways was written.


The second video has Gary Moore talking about Ozzy and Randy Rhoads and the Randy Rhoads amp. Gary Moore then talks about his collection
of amps including Marshall JCM 800, Small Box 50, and JTM 45.

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Guitar Effects: Another Zakk Wylde Gear interview

Heres another Zakk Wylde interview I found, he uses his Marshall amp and Gibson Les Paul (if anyone knows about which ones exactly please comment and I'll update this post). Whats nice about this video is he goes through some of his favourite effects and how to use them, some of his signature models, like the Zakk Wylde Dunlop Wah Pedal ZW-45, and his MXR overdrive pedal.

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Effects featured in this video are:
Zakk Wylde signature Dunlop Cry Baby Wah Pedal ZW-45
Zakk Wylde MXR overdrive pedal
Dunlop JD-4S Rotovibe
EVH MXR Phase 90
BOSS Chorus Emsemble Pedal CE-5



NOTE: If any info you see on this blog is incorrect don't be shy to comment, I'll edit the post.

Yngwie Malmsteen demostrates BOSS Noise Suppressor NS-2

Yngwie demonstrates how he uses the Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor to reduce the hissing when he turns on his overdrive pedal, on his Marshall MG30DFX. Does anyone know what overdrive pedal he's using?

This is Spinal Tap - These go to eleven

Randy Rhoads scene from This Is Spinal Tap, the classic "these go to eleven..." scene.

Slash on DunlopTV talking about his setup on tour

Slash on DunlopTV talking about his setup on tour and in the studio
Guitars: Gibson Les Paul Slash Model Prototype 2004
Gibson Les Paul Goldtop

BC Rich Mockingbird

Gibson SG twin neck

Gibson Les Paul Standard 1988 (Slash's main guitar through his career)

Amps: Marshall Slash signature series
Marshall JCM 800

Vox, Fender

Effects: Dunlop Slash model Wah Wah pedal
Voicebox

Crybaby Q Zone

MXR Custom Audio

Picks: Dunlop 1.14

Old Clip of Yngwie Malmsteen talking about his equipment