Ween – Paintin' The Town Brown (Live)

Ween used a DAT in there every days as a duo (1984-1993) where Dean Ween And Gene Ween would record the backing tracks to the dat and play live. Like seen in this video.

The image from Boognish Rising shows an Alesis HR-16 drum machine on the floor of Dean Ween's recording space in 1991, used during the album's production.

Throughout 1993 Deaner used a Yamaha BB350 bass for some songs (Push th little daises, stallion pt.3 and others.) He can be seen playing one in the MTV Spring Break video. He also played the bass on Ween first four album (Godweensatan, The Pod, Pure Guava, And Chocolate and Cheese)

“I can’t really even describe to you the moment I found that guitar,” he told Fender.com. “You are really lucky if you can find one or two in your entire life – even if you are somebody like me who has bought and sold literally hundreds of Strats. That guitar – I was leaving with that guitar. Whether it cost $50,000, it was going out the door with me. I knew that I had found the instrument that I had been looking for my entire life. It was really magical.”

Mickey "Dean Ween" Melchiondo has been noted for using a 1959 Fender Musicmaster, as seen in a YouTube video by americanshaft where he plays "Superstar" on this guitar.

In this photo, you can see Dean Ween live on stage, playing through a Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier 100-Watt Tube Head. There is tape covering the Mesa/Boogie logo.

Pedal 95 in Stompbox: 100 Pedals of the World's Greatest Guitarists, as can be seen in the quick browse video at 0:39.

You can see this pedal within the first few seconds and throughout the video.

You can see this pedal in the first few seconds and throughout the video.

Ween used a DAT in there every days as a duo (1984-1993) where Dean Ween And Gene Ween would record the backing tracks to the dat and play live. Like seen in this video.

Gene Ween is seen using a 1968 Gibson Les Paul Standard - Gold Top as a backup guitar during a 2003 Quebec tour. In this video it’s specifically tuned to the 5th to play "The Argus," as shown in the YouTube video "Ween The Argus Live in Chicago" Additionally, at the end of "Roses Are Free," a stagehand hands him the Gold Top.

This amp was included in Aaron Freeman's gear in this Premier Guitar Interview (http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/21257-aaron-freeman-return-to-form?page=3).