Alejandro Marcovich

In a tweet, Alejandro Marcovich shared a 1987 photo with his black Ibanez Pro Line 1770 guitar. Unfortunately, this guitar was stolen around 1991-92. He later acquired the same model in silver, which he used to record the album "El Diablito."

you can see behind him he has a Marshall JCM 800 with the 4 input and a 4 x 12 cabinet minute 1:57

Probando sonido en #SomosRockFest con @guillermoandrsn , en San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

In an Instagram post, Alejandro Marcovich is pictured with his Boss DD-7 Digital Delay pedal, alongside director Jose Areán.

Alejandro Marcovich uses the Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp while performing in Monterrey, as shown in his Instagram post captioned "Roqueando en Monterrey con Pablo Enriquez."

In a nighttime performance, Alejandro Marcovich is seen using the Ibanez Pro-Line 1770, as captured in the provided image.

At minute 3:27 in the YouTube video by KOALA ROCKERO, Alejandro Marcovich discusses and demonstrates the Boss ME-5 Multi-Effect Unit while analyzing his gear and pedals.

In a YouTube interview with Guitar Gear, Alejandro Marcovich shares an anecdote about using the Suhr Modern Pro HH guitar. He notes its use on the album "Vol. 2" by The Raveonettes, also known as El Diablito, including the track La célula que explota. Additionally, he mentions playing it on his solo album "Alebrije," particularly on the opening track, Cables.

he used this amp in the 90s for songs like "No dejes que"

Tocando en un fender deluxe reverb

Alejandro Marcovich uses the Pro Co RAT distortion pedal, as noted in his equipment list on Equipboard.

Alejandro Marcovich uses the MXR M169 Carbon Copy delay pedal, as mentioned on his Equipboard profile.

In the YouTube video "Alejandro Marcovich, Análisis del equipo, pedales, y 'solo' Avientame" by KOALA ROCKERO, Alejandro Marcovich can be seen using a Vox V847A Wah pedal at the 0:43 mark.

Alejandro Marcovich uses the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, as shown in the MARCOVICH_SET.jpg photo from Guitarristas.

Un amplificador Egnater para grabar

Alejandro Marcovich showcases his use of the Peavey Classic 50 410 amplifier in a photo on his Instagram, captioned "Puros vejestorios (incluido yo) y un desmadre de cables, y lo más curioso es que suena :)."

In an Instagram post, Alejandro Marcovich is pictured with his Fender Telecaster Plus Deluxe V2, referring to it as his "fiel compañera de vida" while expressing his dedication to music.

Alejandro Marcovich showcases his use of the Vox AC15, a classic combo guitar amplifier, in an Instagram post captioned "Happiness is..."

Alejandro used this guitar for the recording of El Nervio Del Volcan, especially recorded for the songs "Afuera" and "Avientame"

you can see the amp behind him in the 1:57 minute

In an Instagram post, Alejandro Marcovich is seen using an Ernie Ball Volume Pedal during a rehearsal with his band for their upcoming performance at Café Iguana in Monterrey.

In an Instagram post, Alejandro Marcovich showcases the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 4x4 alongside the conductor's podium, highlighting its role in his gear setup.

In an Instagram post by Alejandro Marcovich, a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner is visible among his gear, captured alongside the podium of director Jose Areán.

Alejandro Marcovich is seen with the Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler in his Instagram post captioned, "¡Carritos junto al podium del director Jose Areán!"

Alejandro Marcovich uses a Boss TU-12H Chromatic Tuner, as noted alongside his other gear on Equipboard.

Alejandro Marcovich is known for using the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer, a staple overdrive pedal in his setup, as highlighted on Equipboard.

In the video by KOALA ROCKERO, at the 43-second mark, Alejandro Marcovich is shown using the MXR M101 Phase 90 pedal during the analysis of his gear and performance of "solo" Avientame.

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