Alessandro Bagagli

If I need a little bit more crunch on my guitars. Expecially used with my Gibson SG.

"My blonde baby: I play a lot of girls but this is the one I love"

Alessandro Bagagli mentions using the Rickenbacker 360/12 12-String Hollowbody to achieve a sound reminiscent of The Byrds, as noted on his official website.

Alessandro Bagagli features a Fender Classic Series '72 Telecaster Deluxe on his official website, suggesting its influence on his music.

Alessandro Bagagli refers to his Fender Stratocaster as "the white lady," highlighting its smooth and clean sound on his official website.

Alessandro Bagagli uses a Gibson SG Standard, describing it as his choice for creating "rough and nasty" sounds, according to his official website.

Alessandro Bagagli mentions on his official website that he uses the Gretsch 5120 Electromatic, referring to it as "the blue light" for its vibrant color, specifically when it's time to rock and roll.

On his official website, Alessandro Bagagli mentions the Ovation 1669 Custom Legend, describing it as "a little bit tough but precise," indicating his use of this acoustic-electric guitar.

"My man! I play it for any track I recorded. It never lets me down!"

Alessandro Bagagli features the Deering Goodtime banjo on his official website, highlighting its role in his music.

Alessandro Bagagli uses the Ibanez M510E mandolin, as featured on his official website, highlighting its role in his country music sessions.

Alessandro Bagagli uses the Vox Wah Pedal, as noted on his official website, adding a touch reminiscent of Jimi Hendrix to his sound.

For mastering I gotta thank IKMultimedia

For sound making, I use it in each and every one of my records.

Alessandro Bagagli mentions on his official website that he uses Toontrack Superior Drummer 2.0, describing the software as an essential companion in his music production process.

Alessandro Bagagli uses the STEINBERG MR816 CSX audio interface, as noted on his official website.

On the cover art of his album "Shouted Songs," Alessandro Bagagli can be seen using the Behringer B-1 Condenser Microphone, as shown on his official website.

Alessandro Bagagli uses the 1994 Fender Blues De Ville 212 amplifier to achieve its classic American sound, as detailed on his official website.

"It's a professional way to use drums in a small studio like mine at ByMyself Studios in Rome, Italy"

"Creamy and warm sound for my Tele and Strat guitars"

Alessandro Bagagli highlights the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer as essential for playing classic rock, blues, country, and southern rock, as noted on his official website.

"I love this tremolo and add it to the sound of my blonde telecaster or my Rickenbacker 360 12 fireglow when I need to reach that Fogerty mood, A must have, even to play like the great John Fogerty".

My host to record and mix my albums. I've been usig Cubase since 205 and I'm not willing to change it.

On his official website, Alessandro Bagagli mentions that the Boss SD-1 Super OverDrive was his first pedal, purchased alongside his Ibanez T9.

This is a small usb control which lets me communicate with Cubase without a mouse.