Melvins – A Senile Animal
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2006 album A Senile Animal.
Music from A Senile Animal
Gear Used On A Senile Animal
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Melvins – A Senile Animal (2006). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Effects Pedals used by Buzz Osborne (aka King Buzzo) on A Senile Animal
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In an interview, Buzz mentions that he used the Buzz Box on Melvins albums Prick and Stoner Witch. He also used it live in 1994 and on a Senile Animal
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at around 6:36-6:43, you can make out the turbo rat on the floor with his rig. I have a couple photos as well. He started mixing the turbo rat and the bass overdrive around the Senile Animal era. I can absolutely guarantee this submission is true.
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At approximately 6:36-6:43 in the YouTube video titled "The Melvins - In Studio Recording" the you can make out the delay champ on buzz's board. This one was hard for me to identify at first but I confirmed it through additional photos and frequent sightings in Toshi Kasai's studio, supporting the claim that Buzz Osborne used the Ibanez CD-10 Delay Champ during the recording of "A Senile Animal."
Amplifiers used by Buzz Osborne (aka King Buzzo) on A Senile Animal
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Buzz has used a Gretsch 6161 amp from 1959 on many Melvin's records, I can confirm A senile Animal, nude with boots, and hostile ambient takeover. Note this does NOT mean this was his main amp on any of these recordings.
Jared Warren
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Effects Pedals used by Jared Warren on A Senile Animal
This was Jared’s main effects unit for touring and recording in the early Melvins/BB days. He used this while tracking a senile animal specifically (2006)