Aidan Knight's Gear
We used a lot of Echoplex tape delay, that’s one of my all-time favourite effects. I used a Russian Big Muff, Earthquaker Devices Tone Reapers… the Fairfield Circuitry drive pedal is like a Neil Young kind of saggy, amp on the verge of blowing up sound, with a starve control. For some of the soundscape-type stuff, I use a Line 6 M9 because of all the looping features, so I can forward, reverse, half-speed and double-time loops.
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“We mostly used amps from the studio,” says Knight. “Because I mostly cover all of the guitar, I try to play out of one Class A/B amp and one Class A amp. There’s something sonically great about having two different amps producing sound. I used the Silverface Deluxe Reverb and then on the other side alternated between a Gibson GA-12 and a Silverface ’71 Princeton and an Epiphone EA-22 RVT. I love that amp.
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According to the Guitar.com's gear list located at the end of the interview, Knight uses Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster from 2014.
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According to the Guitar.com's gear list located at the end of the interview, Knight uses 1986 Greco SG.
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We used a lot of Echoplex tape delay, that’s one of my all-time favourite effects. I used a Russian Big Muff, Earthquaker Devices Tone Reapers… the Fairfield Circuitry drive pedal is like a Neil Young kind of saggy, amp on the verge of blowing up sound, with a starve control. For some of the soundscape-type stuff, I use a Line 6 M9 because of all the looping features, so I can forward, reverse, half-speed and double-time loops.
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I have a Guild T100 and a Guild M-65 Freshman. I played a lot of Jazzmaster on this album and took a few tricks from Nels Cline – his double-speed recording stuff.
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I have a Guild T100 and a Guild M-65 Freshman. I played a lot of Jazzmaster on this album and took a few tricks from Nels Cline – his double-speed recording stuff.
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“We mostly used amps from the studio,” says Knight. “Because I mostly cover all of the guitar, I try to play out of one Class A/B amp and one Class A amp. There’s something sonically great about having two different amps producing sound. I used the Silverface Deluxe Reverb and then on the other side alternated between a Gibson GA-12 and a Silverface ’71 Princeton and an Epiphone EA-22 RVT. I love that amp.
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“We mostly used amps from the studio,” says Knight. “Because I mostly cover all of the guitar, I try to play out of one Class A/B amp and one Class A amp. There’s something sonically great about having two different amps producing sound. I used the Silverface Deluxe Reverb and then on the other side alternated between a Gibson GA-12 and a Silverface ’71 Princeton and an Epiphone EA-22 RVT. I love that amp.
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We used a lot of Echoplex tape delay, that’s one of my all-time favourite effects. I used a Russian Big Muff, Earthquaker Devices Tone Reapers… the Fairfield Circuitry drive pedal is like a Neil Young kind of saggy, amp on the verge of blowing up sound, with a starve control. For some of the soundscape-type stuff, I use a Line 6 M9 because of all the looping features, so I can forward, reverse, half-speed and double-time loops.
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We used a lot of Echoplex tape delay, that’s one of my all-time favourite effects. I used a Russian Big Muff, Earthquaker Devices Tone Reapers… the Fairfield Circuitry drive pedal is like a Neil Young kind of saggy, amp on the verge of blowing up sound, with a starve control. For some of the soundscape-type stuff, I use a Line 6 M9 because of all the looping features, so I can forward, reverse, half-speed and double-time loops.
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According to the Guitar.com's gear list located at the end of the interview, Knight uses MXR Micro Amp.
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According to the Guitar.com's gear list located at the end of the interview, Knight uses EHX Memory Boy.
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According to the Guitar.com's gear list located at the end of the interview, Knight uses EHX Small Stone phaser.
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According to the Guitar.com's gear list located at the end of the interview, Knight uses Echoplex EP-3.
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According to the Guitar.com's gear list located at the end of the interview, Knight uses TC Electronic PolyTune.
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Discography
Album Credits
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Said the Whale · 2013
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