Symphony X – The Divine Wings of Tragedy (Special Edition)
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 1997 album The Divine Wings of Tragedy (Special Edition).
Music from The Divine Wings of Tragedy (Special Edition)
Artists on The Divine Wings of Tragedy (Special Edition)
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Gear Used On The Divine Wings of Tragedy (Special Edition)
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Symphony X – The Divine Wings of Tragedy (Special Edition) (1997). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Amplifiers used by Michael Romeo on The Divine Wings of Tragedy (Special Edition)
Mesa/Boogie Triaxis Guitar Preamp
Avg price: $1,489.42
"For the solo CD and first 2 SymX CDs - the only amps I had, at that time, were a Marshall JCM800, Fender M-80, a Mesa/Boogie recording pre-amp. By the third CD ( Divine Wings ), I had bought the Tri-Axis and for some of the solos, I used a Rockman Compressor/Sustainer as a preamp ( in front of the Marshall...if I remember correctly ) - but only on that CD - thus - the 'Rockman-esque' tone on some of those solos. I always like to experiment and try out new things - different pre-amps, cabs , mic placement, etc."
Avg price: $1,380.56
"For the solo CD and first 2 SymX CDs - the only amps I had, at that time, were a Marshall JCM800, Fender M-80, a Mesa/Boogie recording pre-amp. By the third CD ( Divine Wings ), I had bought the Tri-Axis and for some of the solos, I used a Rockman Compressor/Sustainer as a preamp ( in front of the Marshall...if I remember correctly ) - but only on that CD - thus - the 'Rockman-esque' tone on some of those solos. I always like to experiment and try out new things - different pre-amps, cabs , mic placement, etc." - Michael Romeo
Scholz Research & Development Rockman Sustainor
Avg price: $440.03
"For the solo CD and first 2 SymX CDs - the only amps I had, at that time, were a Marshall JCM800, Fender M-80, a Mesa/Boogie recording pre-amp. By the third CD ( Divine Wings ), I had bought the Tri-Axis and for some of the solos, I used a Rockman Compressor/Sustainer as a preamp ( in front of the Marshall...if I remember correctly ) - but only on that CD - thus - the 'Rockman-esque' tone on some of those solos. I always like to experiment and try out new things - different pre-amps, cabs , mic placement, etc." - Michael Romeo