The Sundays – Static & Silence

"Found this after a little digging. I'va always liked the layered sound david Gavurin produced on record, very Johnny marr like.Anyway - Dave G: Played a Gibson ES335 for most of the clean / jangle songs like "Can't be sure" and "I kicked a boy" He played a standard Tele (not the custom w/ humbuckers) for most all of the new songs from S & S. He whipped out the Tele Custom for the rockers like Another flavour, & Goodbye. Amps were two Vox AC-30's. They were old ones too... pretty beat up. Effects used were one Alesis Quadraverb in a rack. On the floor was a coloursound wah (also used by Prince). Boss Super Overdrive, Some Purple Tremolo pedal I didn't recognize, some old silver electro harmonix pedal I didn't recognize, a blue Ibanez Sound tank pedal I didn't recognize (sorry...I couldn't see them very well). There was also an older Boss chorus pedal." Tom Scotland.

"Found this after a little digging. I'va always liked the layered sound david Gavurin produced on record, very Johnny marr like.Anyway - Dave G: Played a Gibson ES335 for most of the clean / jangle songs like "Can't be sure" and "I kicked a boy" He played a standard Tele (not the custom w/ humbuckers) for most all of the new songs from S & S. He whipped out the Tele Custom for for the rockers like Another flavour, & Goodbye. Amps were two Vox AC-30's. They were old ones too... pretty beat up. Effects used were one Alesis Quadraverb in a rack. On the floor was a coloursound wah (also used by Prince). Boss Super Overdrive, Some Purple Tremolo pedal I didn't recognize, some old silver electro harmonix pedal I didn't recognize, a blue Ibanez Sound tank pedal I didn't recognize (sorry...I couldn't see them very well). There was also an older Boss chorus pedal."

"Found this after a little digging. I'va always liked the layered sound david Gavurin produced on record, very Johnny marr like.Anyway - Dave G: Played a Gibson ES335 for most of the clean / jangle songs like "Can't be sure" and "I kicked a boy" He played a standard Tele (not the custom w/ humbuckers) for most all of the new songs from S & S. He whipped out the Tele Custom for the rockers like Another flavour, & Goodbye. Amps were two Vox AC-30's. They were old ones too... pretty beat up. Effects used were one Alesis Quadraverb in a rack. On the floor was a coloursound wah (also used by Prince). Boss Super Overdrive, Some Purple Tremolo pedal I didn't recognize, some old silver electro harmonix pedal I didn't recongnize, a blue Ibanez Sound tank pedal I didn't recognize (sorry...I couldn't see them very well). There was also an older Boss chorus pedal."

"Found this after a little digging. I'va always liked the layered sound david Gavurin produced on record, very Johnny marr like.Anyway - Dave G: Played a Gibson ES335 for most of the clean / jangle songs like "Can't be sure" and "I kicked a boy" He played a standard Tele (not the custom w/ humbuckers) for most all of the new songs from S & S. He whipped out the Tele Custom for the rockers like Another flavour, & Goodbye. Amps were two Vox AC-30's. They were old ones too... pretty beat up. Effects used were one Alesis Quadraverb in a rack. On the floor was a coloursound wah (also used by Prince). Boss Super Overdrive, Some Purple Tremolo pedal I didn't recognize, some old silver electro harmonix pedal I didn't recongnize, a blue Ibanez Sound tank pedal I didn't recognize (sorry...I couldn't see them very well). There was also an older Boss chorus pedal."

In this video David is clearly playing a Fender Telecaster. Exact model unknown.