The White Stripes & Jack White & Jack White – Elephant
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2003 album Elephant.
Music from Elephant
Gear Used On Elephant
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of The White Stripes & Jack White & Jack White – Elephant (2003). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Jack White
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Amplifiers used by Jack White on Elephant
Silvertone Sears 6x10 100-Watt Combo Amp
Jack White used a mid ’60s Silvertone 1485 tube head and a 6x10 Silvertone speaker cab combo during the first three White Stripes albums.
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In this article from Vintage Guitar, it says:
In recent years, the Selmer brand has started to get some of the attention it deserves, partly because of skyrocketing Vox and Marshall prices and collectibility, partly in the wake of Jack White’s use of a Selmer Zodiac 30 to record the White Stripes’ Elephant album, and partly because people have finally realized just how cool these amps are.
Guitars used by Jack White on Elephant
Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars
Airline 1964 "JB Hutto" Res-O-Glass Guitar
Avg price: $1,750.00
In this scene from the Sony Pictures documentary "It Might Get Loud", Jack White says, "This is my main guitar, that I played for like 10 years in the White Stripes." In reference to his red 1964 Montgomery Ward Airline model Res-O-Glass guitar. Also seen in the music video for "The Hardest Button To Button."
He teaches how to play "Seven Nation Army" to Jimmy Page and Edge with this guitar. You can see in this video..
Meg White
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Microphones used by Meg White on Elephant
Avg price: $840.18
Used on the Elephant Tour for the hi-hats and as an overhead, as stated by monitor engineer Eric Baecht in this July 1, 2003 Mix Online interview.
Drum mics include Neumann KM184s for overheads and hi-hat, Sennheiser 604s on toms and snare, and a ne602 on kick.
Avg price: $143.21
Used on the Elephant Tour for the toms and snare, as stated by monitor engineer Eric Baecht in this July 1, 2003 Mix Online interview.
Drum mics include Neumann KM184s for overheads and hi-hat, Sennheiser 604s on toms and snare, and a ne602 on kick.
Avg price: $149.97
Used on the Elephant Tour for the bass drum, as stated by monitor engineer Eric Baecht in this July 1, 2003 Mix Online interview.
Drum mics include Neumann KM184s for overheads and hi-hat, Sennheiser 604s on toms and snare, and a ne602 [sic] on kick.
The article precedes the 2007 release of the e 602-II by four years.