Eddie Breckenridge

In his Instagram post, Ed shares a picture of his main bass guitar which is Gibson Grabber that's usually tuned to AADG.

Ed is well known for building his own Grabber-style basses and using them for his band Thrice. This is his main bass, the one that he calls “the Brown bass”. This is a bass he says he built in his parent’s garage in 2001/2002. It has a walnut body with a rosewood neck and an original Gibson Grabber pickup that he salvaged from a broken Grabber he got.

There is an interview the website Tone Mob did with Ed where he talks in more detail of this bass and the maple one he also built: https://tonemob.com/podcast/eddie-breckenridge-of-thrice/

In an Instagram post, Breckenridge shows his Nash P-Bass, which he used when touring with Knapsack

As seen in this picture, there is a Fuzzrocious Afterlife in both V1 and V2 (smaller chassis) version on Eddie's pedalboard.

The Instagram post by thewoodenlung features a photo showing Eddie Breckenridge's pedal setup, including the Tronographic Rusty Box overdrive pedal.

As seen in this picture there is a Fuzzrocious Demon (above PolyTune mini tuner) on Eddie's pedalboard

As seen in this picture there is an OBNE Black Fountain on Eddie's pedalboard

In this picture of Eddie’s pedalboards, we can clearly see on the bottom right of his first pedalboard that he has a Fuzzrocious Cat King. He has used many Fuzzrocious pedals over the years, and no doubt has used this one as well for his bass sound.

Eddie Breckenridge is shown using the Fuzzrocious Demon King pedal in a photo on Instagram, shared by thewoodenlung.

As seen in this picture there is an OBNE Dark Star (near left of Line 6 HX) on Eddie's pedalboard

In this post, Eddie shares a picture that shows a Dave Smith Instruments Prophet '08

As seen in this picture there is a TC Ditto X2 on Eddie's pedalboard

In this photo you can see the pedals that Eddie Breckenridge currently uses

As seen in this picture there is a Fuzzrocious Grey Stache on Eddie's pedalboard

On the far right, a TC Electronic PolyTune 2 Mini tuner can be seen

This pedal is visible on the right side of OBNE Black Fountain

Eddie shares his setup on this post which includes an Ampeg SVT-VR bass head.

On our last tour my SVT kept breaking down and unfortunately I had no back up with me. Adam from La Dispute was kind enough to let me use his Super Bassman for most of the tour. I've fallen in love with this beast. Everything my old amp could do and even more.

Ed has used Ampeg 8x10 cabinets for his bass rig all through his career in Thrice. In this interview with The Low Country, his Ampeg cabinet can be seen with the Fender Super Bassman throughout the video. He even goes into detail at 40:18 as to why he uses the Ampeg 8x10.

In this picture that shows the recording of Vheissu (2005), a DigiTech Whammy IV can be seen on Eddie's pedalboard.

In this post, Eddie shares a picture that shows a Nord Lead 2X.

In the provided photo, Eddie Breckenridge's pedalboard clearly includes the Line 6 DM4 Distortion Modeler.

In the photo linked, you can clearly see a Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler on Eddie Breckenridge's pedalboard.

In a photograph of Eddie Breckenridge's pedalboard, the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner is clearly visible, confirming its use by the artist.