Alex Newport

Alex Newport frequently mentioned using the Boss DS-2 Turbo Distortion as his primary distortion pedal, alongside a JCM 800, in discussions on Harmony Central.

During Fudge Tunnel's live performance at the Dynamo Open Air in 1993, Alex Newport played a Charvel Charvette 250, as seen in the YouTube video by Toto Corleone.

He used a Fender Stratocaster on FT's D Standard songs at this show in 1993

Alex can been seen playing Fender Jazzmaster in the video for Red Love "Gone Tomorrow"

In this photo, Alex's Zulu can be seen on top of the rack.

Fudge Tunnel's official Facebook page shows an image of Alex's Marshall JMP. Someone emailed Alex about Fudge Tunnel's gear back in 2014, he replied the following:

The TL/DR; Gibson with humbuckers (use bridge pickup, roll the tone all the way off) -> Boss "booster" (any boost pedal will do, like MXR Micro Amp) -> Marshall JMP 100W master volume (must be this amp, according to Alex, "JCM 800, 900, 2000, Plexi, none of them will work.") On the amp, turn everything all the way up, except the mids. Turn the mids all the way off.

Fudge Tunnel's official Facebook page shows Alex with his Fender Telecaster.

He played a Gibson SG with Fudge Tunnel.

go to 3:19 to see the guitar.

"On some FT there's a very trebly, nasty guitar sound, which was a Boss Metal Zone with all the knobs turned up full so it's just a wall of noise."

In an Instagram post, Alex Newport discusses his use of the Roland Alpha Juno-1, highlighting its capabilities for creating rich bass lines and leads.

In this Instagram post, Alex mentions his Roland Space Echo

In this article, Alex discusses using the Mojave MA-300 in the studio.

In this photo, Alex's Fender Jazz Bass is visible on the right hand side.

Alex can be seen playing a Fender Jaguar live with Theory Of Ruin, in this image from their official myspace page

In this Instagram post Alex describes his Moog Prodigy

he used a JCM 800 with Nailbomb

"Newport says this incredible flexibility allows him to warp individual sounds in parallel without thinking about the board’s limits. He mixes these individual tracks down to 1/2″ tape through a single SSL G384 stereo bus compressor."

“The mic that I preferred most often on the acoustic was the Beyerdynamic M160."

In this image Newport can be seen working on the MCI JH24 tape machine.

"the main vocal was the Shure SM7- another mic that’s not terrifically expensive. It’s very directional and will take EQ really well."

In this photo the Trident Console is visible in his studio, Future Shock Studio

In this photo, the Urei 1178 is visible in the right hand side rack.

In this Instagram post, Alex describes using the Hologram Electronics Infinite Jets pedal.

In this Instagram post, Alex describes using his Korg M-500.

In this Instagram post, Alex's Arp Quartet is visible in his studio

In this photo, Alex's EL Fatso can be seen on the right hand side rack.

In the official music video for "Grey" by Fudge Tunnel, Alex Newport is seen playing a white Fender HM Stratocaster equipped with one humbucker. This video is provided by Earache Records on YouTube.

Alex Newport is confirmed to use the Akai S1000 as a live sampler during Nailbomb's performance at Dynamo 1995, as evidenced by footage at the 13:24 mark in the video "Nailbomb - Live At Dynamo 1995 Remastered HD Full Show" by Frost Media Prod on YouTube.