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Coheed and Cambria - Michael Todd's Bass Gear Rig and Equipment
Who Plays What - Who Plays What
Monday, 28 January 2008 04:26

Michael Todd or Mic Todd (pronounced as "Mike") is the bassist for progressive rock band Coheed and Cambria. Todd left the band in August 2006 because of personal issues, but officially rejoined the group on April 25, 2007.

If you know Coheed, you know that Mic gets a great bass sound. His bass rig is pretty minimal based on the research we did. If you have anything to add, please do.

Let's look at some of the gear and equipment that has been seen in Coheed and Cambria's Michael Todd's Bass Gear Rig.

Mic on Fender bass

CoolClick the gear images for more info and specs at Musician's FriendCool



Basses

- Spector Rebop4: fretted four-string bass guitar, orange in color. Called "Amber" by Spector.
It is of the bolt-on construction, with two passive EMG-HZ bass humbuckers and a Spector "Tone Pump" active preamp and EQ. It was made in the Czech Republic and has black hardware with a phenolic nut (a black nut).

Note: Bass Player mag also stated he has a Spector Rebop 5 used on In keeping secrets of silent earth 3

Spector ReBop 5 5-String Electric Bass Tobacco Sunburst*

- Spector EuroLX 4: A fretted four-string bass guitar with a natural maple oil finish.
It is of the neck-thru construction, with two EMG pickups, one P style and one J style pickup (the P at the neck position and the J at the bridge position). It has the same Tone Pump circuitry as the ReBop. Its hardware is finished in gold and has a brass nut.

Spector Euro 4 LX 4-String Bass Natural Oil Gold Hardware


- Spector Q4: A fretless four-string bass guitar in a black stain finish. It is the same bolt-on construction as the Rebop, and has the same pickups, hardware, nut, and electronics.

- Fender Geddy Lee Jazz Bass

Fender Geddy Lee Jazz Bass


- Fender American Jazz Bass in alpine white, kept stock

Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Guitar Olympic White Rosewood Fretboard


- Fender Highway 1 Precision Bass in red with white pick guard, and one in black

Fender Highway One P Bass Transparent Wine Red


- Fender Highway 1 Jazz Bass in black with black pick guard

Fender Highway One Jazz Bass fLAT bLACK




Amps and Cabinets

- Fender TB-1200 Bass Amp Head (seen using in 2009)

Fender TB-1200 Bass Amp Head

- Fender 8x10 Pro bass cabinet (8x10 discontinued. 6x10 pictured below)

Fender 610 PRO 6x10 Bass Speaker Cabinet

 

- Ampeg SVT-4PRO bass amplifier head

Ampeg SVT-4 PRO Series Bass Head

- Ampeg SVT-CL amplifier

Ampeg SVT-CL Classic Bass Head

- Ampeg 8x10 Classic bass enclosure cab

Ampeg SVT-810E Bass Enclosure




Effects
- SansAmp Bass Driver DI

Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI

- Voodoo Lab pedal power

Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2+ Power Supply

- Boss tuner pedal

Boss TU-3 Chromatic Pedal Tuner

- Morley Volume pedal (appears to be the Volume Plus)

Morley Volume Plus Pedal

- Boss Chorus pedal

- unidentified pedal - appears to be a Fulltone Bass-Drive Mosfet

 

 

Strings
- DR Hi Beam Bass Strings

DR Strings Hi-Beams Lite 4-String Bass Strings

Last Updated on Monday, 25 April 2011 07:43
 

Comments 

 
0 #15 RE: Coheed and Cambria - Michael Todd's Bass Gear Rig and Equipmentdick 2011-04-24 11:13
He used an Ampeg SVT-CL on Ampeg 810E cab on Neverender show.
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+1 #14 RE: Coheed and Cambria - Michael Todd's Bass Gear Rig and EquipmentPoul 2010-10-18 15:32
Quoting grardnr:
That pedal with the green strip would be the sansamp driver.


With the green strip: looks a lot more like a Fulltone Bassdrive MOSFET. 2 push Buttons, and 4 knobs etc is not a Sansamp. Even looks like there's the couple of flick switches between the black knobs.
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0 #13 @#11grardnr 2010-09-29 05:03
That pedal with the green strip would be the sansamp driver.
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0 #12 saw coheed last nightuberproaud 2010-09-07 19:50
I saw coheed last night (9-2-2010). Mic played a couple of his fender jazz basses. He was using the Fender heads in a small rack with a tuner etc... He had the 8x10 Fender bass cab on stage too.
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0 #11 pedal picuberpro 2010-08-25 06:25
Can anyone pedal id the big pedal (with green strip) on Mic's pedalboard: www.flickr.com/.../photostream The picture is only 2 months old.
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0 #10 What is Mics main bass?Marcel 2009-07-14 15:51
What is Mics main bass? Is it his Geddy Lee Jazz or his highway one JAzz?
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0 #9 Jon 2009-06-18 15:51
This is wrong Im watching Starland right now and he has a Mesa/Boogie into a Mesa Cab. His SVT4 Pro into an Ampeg 810 Pro.His rack has a Tuner Furman Power condtioner. A Red fretted Spector Rebob a Geddy Lee Jazz, And a Jazz with a tortise shell pickguard
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0 #8 Looks like it.Jordan 2009-06-18 14:20
Maybe he's endorsed now? He used to be big on his Spectors, but he's been using Fenders more and more.(not a bad thing)
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0 #7 Fender rig?UberPro 2009-06-18 14:11
Checkout this picture - it is just from a week ago. Looks like Mic is playing a Fender rig now?
www.flickr.com/.../o
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0 #6 I see it now.Jordan 2009-06-18 13:45
Yeah, i see the Ampeg off in the corner, i prob just didn't notice it at Starland.
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0 #5 maybe not his ampuberpro 2009-06-18 09:24
I just got a good look at the orange amp behind him - checkout this video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHFIX3M7LKw
That is actually the Orange OR50H guitar amp head....so maybe it is Claudio's....it is in fact sitting right next to the Bogner half stack...so prob is.
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0 #4 Amazing.Jordan 2009-06-18 08:53
This man is a beast. When i saw them at the Starland back in May, Mic looked like he had an Orange amp though, not sure if he's using those strictly though.
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-1 #3 Wish I Saw NeverenderChance 2009-01-04 10:02
If you have not heard for Coheed and
Cambria go jump in a hole! Fans of Coheed know Mic is crazy! If you don't think so go listen to the album: Good Apollo I'm Burning Star 4: No World For Tomorrow and listen to the song No World For Tomorrow.Mic is copying what Claudio and Travis are doing but he is slapping it.
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0 #2 Yeah, I agreeDave 2008-12-06 11:00
Mic is one of the sickest bassists I've ever seen. Welcome Home has a sick bass track.
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0 #1 MIC TODD IS AWESOME!!!!!!Joe 2008-09-28 15:11
:cheer: Mic Todd can play!
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