Bartees Strange – Too Much
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2024 single Too Much.
Music from Too Much
Gear Used On Too Much
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Bartees Strange – Too Much (2024). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Guitars used by Bartees Strange on Too Much
Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars
Avg price: $3,499.00
Used on 2025 album "Horrors".
To deliver Too Much’s increasingly antic, fuzz-bound soul, meanwhile, he ran his cherished ‘59 Jazzmaster, an ES-335 and a Telecaster on the bridge pickup through a Chase Bliss Warped Vinyl and a Vibro Champ.
Effects Pedals used by Bartees Strange on Too Much
Chase Bliss Audio Warped Vinyl
Avg price: $339.00
Used while recording "Too Much" from 2025 album "Horrors".
To deliver Too Much’s increasingly antic, fuzz-bound soul, meanwhile, he ran his cherished ‘59 Jazzmaster, an ES-335 and a Telecaster on the bridge pickup through a Chase Bliss Warped Vinyl and a Vibro Champ.
Amplifiers used by Bartees Strange on Too Much
Avg price: $749.00
Used throughout Bartees' 2025 album, "Horrors".
To deliver Too Much’s increasingly antic, fuzz-bound soul, meanwhile, he ran his cherished ‘59 Jazzmaster, an ES-335 and a Telecaster on the bridge pickup through a Chase Bliss Warped Vinyl and a Vibro Champ. That Vibro Champ, invariably cranked, stayed in the mix throughout, with particular influence on Wants Needs and the closer Backseat Banton when in tandem with Bartees’ prized ‘65 Epiphone Casino and a Gibson ES-125T. “You know, it’s just all P-90s,” he says.
