Rancid – Let The Dominoes Fall (Expanded Version) album cover

Rancid – Let The Dominoes Fall (Expanded Version)

Album 2009

The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2009 album Let The Dominoes Fall (Expanded Version).

Music from Let The Dominoes Fall (Expanded Version)

Gear Used On Let The Dominoes Fall (Expanded Version)

Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Rancid – Let The Dominoes Fall (Expanded Version) (2009). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.

Guitars used by Branden Steineckert on Let The Dominoes Fall (Expanded Version)

Solid Body Electric Guitars

Fender Road Worn ‘60’s Stratocaster

Avg price: $1,079.00

An incredible sounding Strat from my studio, Unknown Studios, where we wrote Rancid's Let the Dominoes Fall. This guitar has been used on many recordings in my studio.

Solid Body Electric Guitars

Gibson SG Faded

Avg price: $1,309.40

This Gibson SG is from my studio, Unknown Studios, where we wrote Rancid's Let the Dominoes Fall. This guitar has been used on many recordings in my studio. I painted a NIN logo on the back, but it's otherwise mint.

The action is currently quite high, and it appears to be strung with heavier strings, likely 11s or higher.

Amplifiers used by Branden Steineckert on Let The Dominoes Fall (Expanded Version)

Guitar Amplifier Heads

Mesa/Boogie Stiletto Deuce Stage II

Avg price: $1,149.00

This has been a great head for my studio. Never taken on the road, only studio use so it’s in great condition! This has been used with Rancid while writing “Let The Dominoes Fall”, The Interrupters and many more artists that I have recorded & produced at Unknown Studios.

Studio Equipment used by Branden Steineckert on Let The Dominoes Fall (Expanded Version)

Mixers

Aviom A-16II Personal Mixer

Avg price: $50.00

When we were writing/recording demos for our Rancid album “Let The Dominoes Fall” we would jam everything live. We used these individual mixers for each of us to have our own personal mixes.