Four Year Strong – analysis paralysis

IN this post Balaguer Shows off the Growler model guitar they had built for Dan. Dan used a balaguer guitar while recording the four years strong album

Dan says that these are his “toys”. he has 2 one for an octave up one for an octave down

In the video titled "Four Year Strong’s Dan O’Connor - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 552," Dan O'Connor demonstrates his live guitar setup, where he reveals that one of his Balaguer guitars is equipped with Bare Knuckle pickups, specifically an Aftermath in the bridge position and a Ragnarok in the neck position. This was documented by Digital Tour Bus on their YouTube channel.

In the video titled "Four Year Strong’s Dan O’Connor - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 552," Dan O'Connor, the guitarist of Four Year Strong, showcases his live guitar setup and confirms that one of his Balaguer guitars is fitted with Bare Knuckle pickups. Specifically, he mentions having an Aftermath in the bridge position and a Ragnarok in the neck position. This information is documented by Digital Tour Bus on their YouTube channel.

In a video by Digital Tour Bus titled "Four Year Strong’s Dan O’Connor - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 552," Dan O'Connor demonstrates his live guitar rig, where he confirms that his main drop C guitar is equipped with an Evertune F Model Bridge. O'Connor also mentions that he was introduced to Evertune bridges while filling in for New Found Glory, as all the guitars he borrowed from Chad Gilbert during that tour were fitted with them.

In the video "Four Year Strong’s Dan O’Connor - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 552," Dan O'Connor demonstrates his live guitar setup and explicitly mentions using the Seymour Duncan PowerStage 200 to power his Marshall 4x12 cabinet, as documented by Digital Tour Bus.

Dan O'Connor, guitarist of Four Year Strong, confirms his use of the sE Electronics V7 microphone for live vocals in the video "Four Year Strong’s Dan O’Connor - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 552," as part of his live setup. This information is provided by Digital Tour Bus on YouTube.

In the video titled "Four Year Strong’s Alan Day - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 547" by Digital Tour Bus, Alan Day demonstrates his live guitar rig. For his live amp tones, he uses a Neural DSP Quad Cortex and pairs it with a Fortin Zuul Noise Gate.

In the video "Four Year Strong’s Alan Day - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 547" by Digital Tour Bus, Alan Day demonstrates his live guitar rig and confirms using the Dunn Effects Death Knob for his live amp tones, in conjunction with a Neural DSP Quad Cortex.

In the video "Four Year Strong’s Alan Day - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 547" by Digital Tour Bus, Alan Day demonstrates his live guitar rig, explicitly showing that he uses the Strymon Zuma to power the pedals on his pedalboard.

In a video from Digital Tour Bus's "Gear Masters" episode 547, Alan Day of Four Year Strong demonstrates his live rig, revealing that his main guitar, a modified Fender Fat Strat, features a hss configuration. The middle pickup is essentially a dummy pickup that isn’t wired in. The guitar features DiMarzio DP100 Super Distortion pickup in the bridge position.

In the video "Four Year Strong’s Alan Day - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 547" by Digital Tour Bus, Alan Day demonstrates his live guitar rig. He uses a Neural DSP Quad Cortex as his live amplifier, which is paired with an Orange 4x12 cabinet. To power the cabinets on stage, Alan Day employs the Seymour Duncan PowerStage 200.

In the "Gear Masters" episode by Digital Tour Bus, Alan Day of Four Year Strong discusses his live setup and confirms that he uses an sE Electronics V7 microphone for his vocals.