Cattle Decapitation – Death Atlas

In this video producer Dave Otero talks about how on every album he has worked on with Cattle Decapitation they have used a 6505. On the newest album (as of 2019) Death Atlas he used the 6505 in conjunction with a Hi-Watt Custom Super-Hi 50. "After tracking and as I was getting into the mix I did feel the need to blend in a tone with more saturation a little bit more of a modern kind of shape, so I did reamp through the 6505 and we just blended that in probably about even in the mix...the 6505 definetly saturates more, has a little bit of a wider spetcrum, goes a little bit deeper, has crispier highs, where the slighly more vintage tone of the Hi-watt just fills in those mids..."

This Cabinet is owned by Dave Otero not by Josh Elmore, but it was used on the Death Atlas album.

Dave Otero mentions that this was one of the cabinets used on the album Death Atlas.

Dave Otero the producer of Death Atlas says that he used this pedal to tighten up the 6505 they were using.

Josh can be seen with this guitar all over the place. Dave Otero goes into depth about what exact gear Josh was using on the latest Cattle Decap record and talks about this Guitar. This guitar is all mahogany with an indian rosewood fretboard and features a 25.5 inch fretboard, Wilkinson VS100 tremolo, dual Suhr Aldrich pickups with figured maple mounting rings, kill switch, three way toggle, locking Hipshot tuners, graphite nut, copper veneer top, 22 jumbo frets.

According to Dave Otero, Josh Elmore used D'Addario EXL115 Nickelwound Guitar Strings 11-49 during the recording of "Death Atlas."

Josh elmore has used dava picks on most if not all of the cattle albums hes been on.