Debbie Googe
English bassist
Debbie Googe's Gear
There are several videos of Debbie playing the Squier Bass vi as part of the Thurston Moore Band in the late twenty teens. Definitely a Squier not Fender.
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A Malekko B:Assmaster can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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Googe is seen here using a white First Act Delgada Bass.
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In this video, Debbie Googe is seen playing a Fender Jazz Bass during My Bloody Valentine's live performance at the 9:30 Club on June 6, 1989.
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A Lovetone Meatball can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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In this photo, Googe can be seen playing a Fender Jazz Bass Special.
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A Sobbat Drive Breaker can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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A MXR Bass Octave M-88 can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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A Fulltone Bass-Drive can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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A fuzz by Synthpunk Industries can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard (more about it here: https://www.talkbass.com/threads/pedalboards-of-the-stars-part-iv.768463/page-51).
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A Boss Chromatic Tuner can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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A Boss Tremolo/Pan can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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A Boss Bass Overdrive can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's pedalboard.
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A Bass Whammy can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's pedalboard.
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A Mooer Trelicopter can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's pedalboard.
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A Mooer Echolizer can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's pedalboard.
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A Polytune Mini (or a Polytune 2 Mini) can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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A SansAmp Para Driver DI can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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A MXR Smart Gate can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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A T-Rex Fuel Tank Chameleon can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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A Boss Super Octave can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's My Bloody Valentine pedalboard.
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A Polytune 2 can be seen in this picture of Debbie Googe's pedalboard.
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A user-uploaded photo in BeatRoute magazine reveals that Debbie Googe used an Aria Pro II CSB-450 Cardinal Series Bass Guitar as part of her live rig in the late 1980s, and it was likely featured in studio recordings from the same period.
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In this BeatRoute magazine page, it shows that Debbie Googe was using a Carlsboro Cobra Combo Bass Amp as a part of her live rig during the late 1980's. This may have also been used for studio recordings around that same time.
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Debbie Googe used Rotosound RS66LD Swing Bass 45-105 strings during the 1990s, specifically in the Loveless era, as evidenced by a concert photograph.
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In the clip of 'Only Shallow', Debbie Googe seems to have somekind of a Fender, or FSO Precision bass. Judging by the pickguard, it is a P bass and not the Jazz bass special PJ currently on the page. I can't really recognize an exact model, but it is a 4 string precision type bass, not a PJ, with a white body, maple neck, and a black pickguard. It is probably a fender, but the logo is unrecognizeble in the video.
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