Deftones – Gore
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2016 album Gore.
Music from Gore
Gear Used On Gore
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Deftones – Gore (2016). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Sergio Vega
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Studio Equipment used by Sergio Vega on Gore
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Fractal Axe-Fx II Guitar Effects Processor
Avg price: $700.00
In this article, the following is written about Deftness and their use of Fractal Audio Systems:
"But regarding the recording process, the real game changer was Fractal Audio Systems Axe-FX II Preamp FX Processor.
'The Deftones have always had a futuristic element to their sound, but it’s not as prevalent on the last record,' Rasculinecz says. '[This time] we started with brand-new sounds from Fractal Audio, which was a big sonic shift for the band. It’s the first record where Stephen hasn’t used the same amp and cab as on every record before. That alone lent itself to creating a fresh take on the music. Fractal opened up a whole new world of sonic elements that we didn’t have on the last record and it really took Stephen and Sergio out of the box.'"
Bass Guitars used by Sergio Vega on Gore
Squier Bass VI Vintage Modified
Avg price: $450.00
Sergio confirms via this post on Reverb that he used a Squier Bass VI. The serial number of the Bass VI (ICS16057191) confirms that it is indeed a Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI made in 05/16. Per the description in the post:
"Used live to play songs off of gore and interiors (Deftones/Quicksand)" - Sergio
Frank Delgado
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Keyboards and Synthesizers used by Frank Delgado on Gore
Avg price: $505.61
In an interview featured on Deftones.it, Frank Delgado discusses his use of the Novation UltraNova synthesizer while working on the band's 2014 album.
Stephen Carpenter
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Amplifiers used by Stephen Carpenter on Gore
Avg price: $3,818.00
At 1:06 the Bogner Ecstasy 101B Amp Head used by guitarist Stephen Carpenter can be clearly seen on the amp shelf.