Soda Stereo – Nada Personal (Remastered)

Gustavo Cerati used the Fender Stratocaster WS White from 1984 to 1985. In 1985, he repainted the guitar gray, keeping the pickguard black. This guitar was pivotal in Soda Stereo's early career, featured during their first group presentation and their debut theater show at Astros in 1985. It was also used on their first two albums, "Soda Stereo" and "Nada Personal." The source photo on Flickr captures this iconic instrument.

The Legendary Jackson San Dimas was genuinely Cerati's quintessential guitar in his early years with Soda Stereo. The essential sound of the album Nada Personal. He was seen bringing her back to Me Verás Volver 2007.

In the image you can see that gustavo appears with its typical Jackson SL1, in addition to being with an amplifier Seymour Duncan Convertible 100, which acquired during the time of Nada Personal. This image is from 1986, the time of Signos.

Cerati uso este amplificador desde 1984 hasta 1985 (hasta que fue robados los equipos de la banda), se le puede ver a Cerati usandolo en el badia & cia, es seguro que Cerati usó el modelo Music Man 212 HD 130w, no confundan con el modelo 210 HD, ya que el 210 HD es más pequeño y en el primer canal solo tiene 3 controladores (volumen, trable, bajo); en cambio, el 212 HD es un poco más grande y en el primer canal tiene los 4 controladores (volumen, trable, medio, bajo).

Zeta Bosio used the Guild Pilot Bass during rehearsals and some performances for the album "Nada Personal" (1985), as shown in the image provided on Imgur.

Zeta Bosio used the Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray Natural 4-String Bass Guitar during the recording sessions for "Nada Personal," as noted on Amazon.