Al Doyle
Al Doyle's Gear
In this tweet, Al tells a fan that he used an AP-7 Jet Phaser and distortion on a Les Paul in order to get a "Krautrock" tone while recording songs from American Dream, such as "Call the Police."
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MPS What guitar are you playing at the moment?
AD I actually have another Ibanez, but now it’s an AS50 Artist which was given to me by an old boss, and it’s the guitar I play the most by far. I have two of them in fact. I also have a tele with one of those hot rails pickups in it, and a weird fender maverick which is one of those post CBS frankenstein jobs with the hockey stick neck.
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In an interview with Music Psych he gives a photo of his pedalboard shown above🖖
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In an interview with Music Psych he gives a photo of his pedalboard shown above🖖
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In this interview he shows a photo of his pedalboard. Second from the top right. 🖖
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MPS What else do you have on your pedalboard?
AD There’s a picture attached, but apart from the strymon stuff I have a MXR microamp for some simple gain, a Rat, an eventide thing, a Worm tremolo, and a Lovetone Wobbulator, which I use to pan between two little amps.
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MPS You use a bunch of Strymon pedals, what made you chose them?
AD They were recommended to me by David Scott Stone who played guitar in LCD when I wasn’t around, and who also plays with the Melvins and is a general all round good guy. They looked interesting and well made, and I like the idea of pedals that do one thing really well and can be really finely adjusted.
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In this interview he gives a photo of his pedalboard, shown above 🖖
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From the photo above of his pedalboard.🖖
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MPS You use a bunch of Strymon pedals, what made you chose them?
AD They were recommended to me by David Scott Stone who played guitar in LCD when I wasn’t around, and who also plays with the Melvins and is a general all round good guy. They looked interesting and well made, and I like the idea of pedals that do one thing really well and can be really finely adjusted.
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In this interview he gives a photo of his pedalboard shown above 🖖
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