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    Breakdown of the guys’ (Brian & Jordan) current rigs

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    • jaredsusername
      jaredsusername last edited by jaredsusername

      EDIT: Talked to Brian and Jordan about this article, and got some corrections from them!

      Jordan said I was spot on, but Brian fixed what model the Whammy is, told me that’s using an OC-3 (not a Flanger like I thought), and the Wah is slightly different model than the regular GCB-95. He couldn’t remember the exact model number, but he said he’d get back to me. He also told me what year the Plush was, and what cab he’s using. Enjoy!

      Original Post: I saw a post on here asking about a breakdown of what they’re using for gear right now, and spent the past two days figuring it out. I got lots of helpful pictures from people over on Facebook!

      Enjoy:

      Brian Moss

      Top Row:
      TC Electronic Polytune (Tuner)
      Wampler Ego (Compressor)
      Boss Super Octave OC-3 (Octave/Octave Fuzz)
      Malekko E Filter (Envelope Filter)
      Boss Phase Shifter PH-2 (Phaser)

      Bottom Row:
      Digitech Whammy 2(5?) (Octaver)
      Dunlop Cry Baby GCB-95F (Wah Wah)
      Ibanez Tube Screamer TS-9 (Overdrive)
      Xotic BB Preamp (Volume Boost)
      MXR Carbon Copy M169 (Analog Delay)
      Boss Digital Delay DD-6 (Digital Delay)

      Signal Chain:
      Polytune > Ego > Whammy V > Cry Baby Classic > Tube Screamer > BB Preamp > Super Octave OC-3 > E Filter > Phase Shifter PH-3 > Carbon Copy > Digital Delay DD6

      Guitars:
      The Raven
      Gibson Les Paul Junior

      Amp:
      Fender Twin Reverb
      1969 Plush Head through a Fender Bandmaster 2x12 w/ EVLs

      Jordan Fairless

      Top Row:
      TC Electronic Polytune (Tuner)
      Boss Bass Synthesizer SYB-5 (Bass Synth)
      EHX Bass Metaphors (Compressor/Distortion)
      Boss Bass Flanger RF-2B (Flanger)

      Bottom Row:
      MXR Bass Envelope Filter M82 (Envelope Filter)
      Source Audio Soundblox SA143 (Envelope Filter)
      Flashback Delay X4 (Digital Delay)

      Signal Chain:
      Polytune > Bass Synthesizer SYB-5 > Bass Envelope M82 > Bass Metaphors > Soundblox SA143 > Bass Flanger RF-2B > Flashback X4

      Bass:
      Ibanez BTB

      Amp:
      Furman M-8X2 > SansAmp Tech 21 > QSC GX5 > David Eden 4x10

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      • VillaReality
        VillaReality $$$ last edited by

        Hell yea man! Been looking for this info for a minute! Now I am complete!

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        • damian
          damian @jaredsusername last edited by

          @jaredsusername Wow man. Nice work.

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          • uconnwes
            uconnwes last edited by

            Thanks for the research. Brian has tone for days, love how his notes sustain and bloom as needed.

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            • damian
              damian @uconnwes last edited by

              @uconnwes some of that may also be The Raven. IDK... I'm not a musician. 🙂

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              • Cody
                Cody last edited by

                Great work @jaredsusername!

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                • uconnwes
                  uconnwes last edited by

                  Need more info on how Brian is switching between Amp rigs. He really likes that Plush head based on a quick convo I had with him. Wonder if it and the Fender Bandmaster are his primary now? They were out front with the Twin Reverb sitting behind. Anyone know if the Plush is new to this tour?

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                  • jaredsusername
                    jaredsusername last edited by

                    @uconnwes The Plush w/ Fender Bandmaster is his main amp, he’s had it for a long time, but he’s never really brought it outside of Arizona before. The Twin Reverb is his backup amp, because it’s the amp that sounds the closest to how he runs his Plush.

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                    • uconnwes
                      uconnwes @jaredsusername last edited by

                      @jaredsusername Ah…thanks for the info. That Plush amp is a friggin' tone beast. I am a huge Twin fan, it is an everyday workhorse that consistently sounds great clean or overdriven. But I am very much digging the Plush on all the Fall Tour recordings. It is a very precise amp per my ear, attack is spot on and he can really wind that amp up. Will have to look into these more. Thanks Jared for the backstory on Brian's historical use of the Plush and now having it on tour.

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                      • uconnwes
                        uconnwes last edited by

                        Any idea what pic Brian uses? Looks fairly small from various vids. Maybe a Dunlop Stubby?

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                        • Cody
                          Cody last edited by

                          Updated gear for Jordan with some cool interview questions: https://behindthegear.net/2018/01/29/jordan-fairless-1-19-18/

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                            chuck976 last edited by

                            Thank you so much for this! Question about Brian's Fender Twin...did it say specifics about the speakers he uses in it? Are they the original Jensen C12Ks or did he upgrade?

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                            • yendoreaster
                              yendoreaster last edited by

                              Last night in ATL I noticed Brian had an Eventide pedal on is board. Space Factor, perhaps?

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                              • Cody
                                Cody @yendoreaster last edited by

                                @yendoreaster Yeah he told Jared that we was still finalizing his rig so things have changed since he wrote this and probably will keep changing until fall tour! Lol

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