Sum 41 – Chuck
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2004 album Chuck.
Music from Chuck
Gear Used On Chuck
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Sum 41 – Chuck (2004). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Amplifiers used by Deryck Whibley on Chuck
Avg price: $247.43
In this post, on Sum 41's Facebook, the caption reads, "just bought these new amps. these 2 amps together make such a huge sound. this is what we used a lot on the chuck album. they were the main guitar sounds on "no reason" "bitter end" "angels with dirty faces" and "we're all to blame". i can't wait to lay some guitars down for the new record with these. you'll hear a lot of them on this new stuff. "
Deryck posted this to the Facebook page of Sum 41, saying, "just bought these new amps. these 2 amps together make such a huge sound. this is what we used a lot on the chuck album. they were the main guitar sounds on "no reason" "bitter end" "angels with dirty faces" and "we're all to blame". i can't wait to lay some guitars down for the new record with these. you'll hear a lot of them on this new stuff."
Mesa/Boogie Rectifier Standard 4x12'' Straight
Avg price: $1,471.43
This Mesa Boogie 4x12 Cabinet is owned by Deryck Whibley Of Sum 41
Touring cab for All Killer to Does this look infected and chuck cycles. This was also used in the music video for Fat Lip" - Deryck
The cab is loaded with 4 vintage 30's
Guitars used by Deryck Whibley on Chuck
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Fender American Professional II Telecaster
Avg price: $1,664.21
During live performances from both the "Does This Look Infected?" and "Chuck" eras, Deryck Whibley can be seen playing a Fender American Professional II Telecaster in Mercury with a Rosewood Fingerboard. He personalized this guitar with stickers. Additionally, he uses another black Telecaster, distinct from the one featured in "Underclass Hero." A user-uploaded photo confirms this usage.
Avg price: $1,094.05
In a video shared on Instagram by Deryck Whibley, he discusses his use of the ESP LTD MC 600 Viper Max Cavalera signature model. Whibley mentions that during the recording of Sum 41’s album "Chuck," all rhythm guitars were tracked using a MC 600 owned by their producer, Matt Hyde. Later, while recording "13 Voices," Whibley purchased his own MC 600, stating he wanted that specific sound. He notes that his guitar includes a Bare Knuckle pickup, unlike the Seymour Duncan JB pickup in the "Chuck" guitar. The video is titled "Guitar Stories (Pt. 7) - LTD ESP Max Cavalera AKA The Green Goblin."
Studio Monitors used by Deryck Whibley on Chuck
Avg price: $294.50
This Mackie HR824 is owned by Deryck Whibley Of Sum 41
Bought in '03 on Does this look infected tour, was my backstage studio monitors then became my at home studio monitors for Chuck album and beyond.
Microphones used by Deryck Whibley on Chuck
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Avg price: $392.98
This Sennheiser MD 421 II is owned by Deryck Whibley Of Sum 41
Touring mic package used on Chuck album '04-'05 then in my own studio '06- present
Dave Baksh
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Effects Pedals used by Dave Baksh on Chuck
Harmonizer & Octave Effects Pedals
DigiTech Whammy Pitch-Shifting Pedal
Avg price: $249.07
This pedal can be seen on Dave's board in this pic, he used this effect up until about the Chuck era.
Strings used by Dave Baksh on Chuck
Dean Markley Blue Steel Guitar Strings
Avg price: $10.16
Dave used these strings on all his guitars until Chuck.
