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Pickups - EMG 81 and 85 pickups (EMG Zakk Wylde set, run with two batteries)
Amps and Cabinets - Peavey 6505 Plus amplifer head (run on 666 settings)
- Mesa cab
Effects - Boss DD6 Delay pedals
- Maxon Overdrive pedal (model?)
- Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor
- Boss Tuner
Last Updated on Friday, 13 November 2009 04:11
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0#7RE: Job for a Cowboy - Bobby Thompson Guitar Rig Gear and Equipment —
DaveRees2011-09-01 08:35
The '666' setting used buy many Peavey 5150/6505 players is more of a reference EQ and gain setting rather than the be all and end all. It's used so that if sound checks are behind schedule they can get a good tone straight up (according to Corey from Trivium and The guitarist from The Red Chord). Some tweak but many just stick to it :)
0#6RE: Job for a Cowboy - Bobby Thompson Guitar Rig Gear and Equipment —
Death2010-12-04 23:25
Cory from trivium supposably runs his settings on 666 i kinda doubt theres that many people running there 5150/6505s on 666. Personally im a tweaker wherever i am i awlays adjust my eq for where i am. Also i play a mesa recto not a smeavy
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Personally im a tweaker wherever i am i awlays adjust my eq for where i am.
Also i play a mesa recto not a smeavy