Eyehategod and neurosis; what amps are they using?

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Eyehategod and neurosis; what amps are they using?

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Heard both today on slacker and big fan of both.


What kind of rigs are these bros using?
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Loud ones.
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From a GuitarPlayer interview:

What kind of gear do you use?
Kelly: I play a ’93 Gibson Les Paul Studio with a Duncan Distortion pickup being the only mod. My amp is a Marshall JCM 800, and I use these unbelievably powerful, handmade custom cabs from EarCandy in Indiana. The frequency range is stunning. Every note is totally articulated. There’s bottom-of-the-barrel growl, but throw in a high note, and it’s super clear. Typically, I play straight with a touch of delay, but I sometimes use an MXR Flanger, Blue Box, or EVH Phaser. Both Steve and I use Dunlop Ultex .60mm and green Tortex .88mm picks.

Steve, your rig is a little more complex.
Von Till: I call it the “chain of death!” My main guitars are no-nonsense, Strat-style guitars built from Warmoth parts. I wanted something that would be warm with a lot of sustain, so the necks are fat, the frets are huge, and there’s no wood cut away for pickguards or tremolo units. I installed a Seymour Duncan Distortion pickup in the bridge position, and a Bartolini in the neck—both wired with TRS outputs so the signals can be routed to my custom switcher. On Rising, I used my new custom Tele-style made from Warmoth parts, and further customized by Keith Holland in Los Gatos, California. There’s no finish or pickguard—just an oil rub—so there’s nothing to suck the tone out. It also has a baseball bat for a neck, really big frets, and, along with the traditional Tele-style bridge and neck pickups, a Gibson P-90 in the middle position.
My custom switcher—which was originally built with old Rockman MIDI Octopus units, and later modified by John Joseph of Dredge Tone—allows me to select which pickup signal is active, turn the true-bypass effects loop for my floor pedals on and off, switch amp channels, and select from a series of rack-mounted distortion pedals for each of my two amplifiers. Everything is managed with a custom MIDI foot controller. Some of the pedals I use are the MXR Phase 90 and Blue Box, a MoogerFooger MF-101 Lowpass Filter and MF-102 Ring Modulator, a Dunlop Uni-Vibe, and an Electro-Harmonix Bass Micro Synthesizer. The signal is routed to my two amps—a Mesa/Boogie Mark IV with an old-style Mesa cab and a Fender ’65 Twin Reverb Reissue combo—which I run simultaneously. I use all three channels on the Boogie independently: the Lead channel with a vintage Pro Co Rat for full gain, the Rhythm II channel without the Rat for “half” distortion, and the Rhythm I channel for clean, pretty stuff. The Boogie has a lot of character, and the lead tone is like Skynyrd on low-end steroids. It has all this resonance, and the distortion kind of reaches back before it brings the hammer down. It’s not a delay, but it almost feels like the speakers have to take a breath before that exhale. I owe that to the old Boogie 4x12 cabinet, which is deeper and shorter than their new cabs, as well as having the bottom speakers in a sealed enclosure, and the top pair set in an open-back configuration. The Fender is pretty clear, so I run it with another Rat for full-bore gain, and an MXR Distortion Plus for “half gain.” Pretty soon, I’ll be switching to a Bob Bradshaw system to control everything. I have been totally hooked on the tonal options two amps offer for almost 20 years. I don’t think I’ll ever go back to a single amp.
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I'm a little surprised that this thread was started by Dave. :lol:

But, Neurosis haven't always had the best tone. Their tone back in the day was nothing like it is now. They've always been a great band, though.

And I saw some pics a couple of months back of Scott Kelly using a Monson Redemption guitar in his other band, Shrinebuilder.

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Jimmy from EHG usually uses Randall rg80es or rg100es heads, sometimes Ampeg's or Marshalls, and Brian uses an Ampeg SS-150.
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randalls, mesa calibers, marshalls, ampegs.



they all sound the same.
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Members from both bands have a side project called the corrections house, they are playing here soon.
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Edgeofdarkness wrote:Members from both bands have a side project called the corrections house, they are playing here soon.


Where is here again? Somewhere in Arkansas, right?

I just found out that Neurosis, Eyehategod and Rwake are playing in Austin next month. It's a pretty stupidly far drive for me, but I want to go sofa king badly.
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Thanks for the info, bros. not exactly amps I'd buy but cool to know in case I see one come up cheap. Might have to add an old Randall at some point.


Corrections house? Sounds badass. Do they have any music out?
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I'll tell you about Neurosis after I see them in February. Fuck. Yes
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BrendanO wrote:I'll tell you about Neurosis after I see them in February. Fuck. Yes


I am praying to gods I don't believe in that I can make it to that show. Best band I've ever seen live.
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BrendanO wrote:I'll tell you about Neurosis after I see them in February. Fuck. Yes



When is the show? I am 99% positive I won't be able to make it but...
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Chuck Nutz wrote:
BrendanO wrote:I'll tell you about Neurosis after I see them in February. Fuck. Yes



When is the show? I am 99% positive I won't be able to make it but...


Feb. 17th.
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Fuck.

That's actually a time period I *may* be able to attend. Again, prob not but...
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phrophus wrote:
Edgeofdarkness wrote:Members from both bands have a side project called the corrections house, they are playing here soon.


Where is here again? Somewhere in Arkansas, right?

I just found out that Neurosis, Eyehategod and Rwake are playing in Austin next month. It's a pretty stupidly far drive for me, but I want to go sofa king badly.

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Chuck Nutz wrote:Thanks for the info, bros. not exactly amps I'd buy but cool to know in case I see one come up cheap. Might have to add an old Randall at some point.


Corrections house? Sounds badass. Do they have any music out?

I've only seen a vid on YouTube.


CORRECTIONS HOUSE
(Scott Kelly of Neurosis, Mike IX Williams of Eyehategod, Sanford Parker of Nachtmystium, and Bruce Lamont of Yakuza)


http://m.facebook.com/CorrectionsHouse? ... 56847&_rdr



I have a feeling 3/4 of the show will be gay.
Corrections House will be 4 solo sets; experimental/spoken word/acoustic + end times collaboration. Parker/Lamont/IX/Kelly...
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I have two tickets. Had 'em for a couple weeks now. I just now found out it was Eyehategod and Rwake opening. I just got the tickets for Neurosis and didn't even glance at the bill. Their new album is really damned good, y'all. And the new Emos is literally a mile from my place.

I don't frunk as ablls, but like... what's the dank version of that? ighre as ablls? No, that's preposterous sounding. Whatever the equivalent is, I will be that. You're gonna have to call me Potato, because I'm going to be so goddamned baked all fucking night.

I hope I can convince Shea to get in on this.
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