Chickenfoot – Chickenfoot
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2012 album Chickenfoot.
Music from Chickenfoot
Artists on Chickenfoot
Gear Used On Chickenfoot
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Chickenfoot – Chickenfoot (2012). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Joe Satriani
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Effects Pedals used by Joe Satriani on Chickenfoot
Vox Joe Satriani Signature Ice 9 Overdrive
Avg price: $74.00
"A lot of people know me for my lead distortion tones, but actually I've been using overdrive pedals since the Surfing record all the way up through the Chickenfoot record, the tour and even the new Chickenfoot sessions. The Ice 9 captures the best of my vintage and modern overdrive pedals, and it improves a lot of troubling issues intial pedals had. The Ice 9 is a great versatile sounding pedal and I'm having a great time using it on tour right now."
Guitars used by Joe Satriani on Chickenfoot
Avg price: $2,931.49
"I was in Caracas, Venezuela, one evening and a guy walked up to me in front of a restaurant and said, “I am such a big fan of yours, I would love for you to have this guitar.” So I said, “Well, thank you.” Great, you know? It has the adjustable bridge and is a beautiful guitar. I loved it immediately, and I wrote songs on it right away; I wrote “Bitten By the Wolf,” that wound up on the first Chickenfoot record. I think I wrote “Different Devil,” too, on the new Chickenfoot record. The bridge was a mistake for Gibson, but the guitar is a beautiful example of the magic they can create with their acoustics. I had Gary Brawer put on a new bridge, and man that guitar sounds great – best Gibson acoustic I’ve ever owned."
