elcid_elumba

elcid_elumba

GearIQ 242 Joined Sep 2015 0 Followers Contributed to 2 artists

Hi I'm Elcid Elumba; I play in a punk rock band, Katumbal. These are the gears I've used and still using.

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I can play a show without all of my pedals except for this one. It's a must have for all guitar/bass players to have a tuner at all times. it features bright LED's and a dual output for mute or bypass when pedal is engaged for tuning.
I got this as a gift from my wife. it's an awesome analog delay. best part of the delay is the mod switch that adds more spacey feel to the effect and the pedal can oscilate if regen knob is to full and you can play around with delay knob for different sounds.
I got this pedal around 2011. I was very pleased with the sound after removing the R28 resistor inside the pedal. the pedal has only one speed knob and can be powered by a 9v or 9v adaptor.
I got this pedal in 2009. I use this to shape and boost my solos.
I got this earlier this year. It's my main distortion tone now.
Bought this in 2010 and never left board eversince. It has a sweet overdrive effect that I can't resist...this pedal is 95% on all the time.
So far been using this pedal since 2005 and I experienced no problems at all.
I like this wah very much. It has a rugged vibe. Build like a tank and heavy enough to be used as a weapon.
Randall's RX412 cabinet delivers huge sound that rivals the tone and power of much larger, more expensive boxes. Much of its power comes from the 4 - 12" Randall Jaguar speakers, but throw in the RX tone circuits and it delivers plenty of tight lows and enough top end sizzle to satisfy any metal monster.
I bought this amp 2 months ago because I needed a half stack setup. It's a 100 watt solid state head. This amp has a Clean and Overdrive Channel. A send-return and footswitch jack at the back panel. A master volume and a reverb knob.
This nicely priced Ibanez Tube Screamer guitar amp cabinet features 80W power handling, with a 12" Celestion Seventy 80 speaker. The result is loud, balanced sound that cuts through the mix with plenty of full, meaty guitar tone. The Seventy 80 is one of Celestion's most popular speakers. It is an adaptation of the Classic Lead, offering a pleasing lift in the upper frequency spectrum, solid bass, and plenty of midrange. Built with rugged Ibanez craftsmanship, this guitar speaker cab is sure to last for many years, and is one enclosure that's able to stand up to the toughest conditions of heavy gigging
I bought this amp in Sept. 2012. It's in white tolex. A 15 watts amp with a built in tube screamer circuit to push the amp into overdrive. It comes with 2 12AX7 preamp tubes and 2 6L6 power amp tubes. pretty loud amp for a 15 watt.
I bought this amp in 2003. It has 2 inputs, High and Low. It's 75 watts with Clean and Drive Channel. Clean channel has a bright switch. Drive channel has a thrash and gain switch. The amp features a send-return, footswitch jack and a reverb knob
I bought this amp in June 2008. I use both clean and drive channel. I use the delay and the reverb as well. My favorite feature on this amp is the emulated line out. Great for live use because you don't need to mic up the speakers.
I bought the Squire Jagmaster in May 2008. The color is sunburst. It's equipped with 2 white duncan designed pickups. It has 1 volume, 1 tone knob and a 3 way toggle switch. Great for punk rock tunes.
My main guitar, I use this 90% of the time. I replaced the stock Duncan Designed pickup with an Entwistle HDN humbucker. I changed the tone control into a blend pot coil tap and stick a bunch of stickers on it.

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