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| Guitars: Fender custom shop guitars made by Alex Perez. (one of five master builders at fender custom shop) |
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| "Red rum"-Stratocaster with rosewood fret board. The guitar only has one pickup, a Seymour Duncan Trembucker in the bridge postition. The toggle switch on the guitar is set up to do rhythmic gating. Lrs roller nut. Golden/red metal-flake finish. |
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| "Copper tone"-Stratocaster with rosewood fret board. Maple neck, Ash body. Seymour Duncan trembucker pickup in the bridge position. Lrs roller nut. Mirror pick guard. Copper metal-flake finish. Geno says he actually stole the guitar from rich... |
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| "Doc Holliday"-modified American Deluxe Telecaster. Rosewood fret board. Used only for Welcome to the fold. (Tuned with the low E string down a 5th to A. so the tunings A-a-D-G-B-E) Black finish with mother of pearl pickguard. |
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| Guild S7CE Peregrine custom solid body acoustic guitar- used live for Take A picture. |
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| Epiphone huming bird acoustic |
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| Amplifiers: Marshall Jmp-1 preamp, and Marshall 9200 power amp. Mesa/boogie |
| Tri Axis, Mesa/boogie 4x12 speaker Cabinets. Geno uses two full stacks like this onstage live. |
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| Effects: Eventide DSP-4000. TC electronics G-force. Boss equalizer. Two custom made Dunlop wah's, one white just like the bass wah but an octave higher, the second a purple dunlop. Digitech Whammy. Korg kaoss. Roger Mayer Axis Fuzz. Boss DD-5 Delay, with a Boss FS-5U used for tap tempo. Digital music corp. Ground Control MIDI switching system. Jim Dunlop Juice Box. |
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| Geno's work station so to speak, seen here, the ground controll, two dunlop wah's, dulop juice box. |
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| To the right of the Midi board is geno's delay, a Boss DD-5 with a Boss FS-5U to set the tempo on the delay. |
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| To the far right of the floor board next to the delay is geno's digitech XP-100 whammy. (not really used for the pitch detune effects, thats done with the Eventide) |
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| Geno's Kaoss pad, which is attached to his mic stand. if you look at the above pictures of his racks the close up shot of the rack on the right shows two JMP-1's, the top one being for the Eventide above it, and the bottom is used for the kaoss pad. Geno has a seperate patch in his ground controller for the kaoss pad, which almost works like a talk box, basically the guitar is run into the amp, then instead of the signal being sent into speakers, its sent to the kaoss pad, where it is worped and geno can manipulate it, then it is sent back to the speakers. |
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| Misc. |
| Pics:dunlop |
| Strings:D'addario |
| Guitar cables: Monster |
| Wireless systems:Shure |
| E-bow:electronic bow for guitar. |
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| Like rich, geno has a few guitars that you will never see him play any more. A few other fenders that he use to play when he first joined the band as a live guitar player. As well as some older amps i.e. mesa/boogie |
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