Beefcake The Mighty

During the 2012 RAWG performance at the 519 Punk Reunion/Food Bank Fundraiser in Riverside Park, Guelph, Ontario, Jamison Land is captured playing Beefcake The Mighty's Dean Spire Bass.

Yes, it was a Steinberger XM2, and its just running through an old SVT that had been modified with a master volume, run through an 8X10, at least that hos "Scumdogs" and "America" were recorded, later, I used a Seymour Duncan 800 RB with the effect pedal, on the Toilet Earth, for example, but by the constant was a PULTECH EQ, and LA2A compression, that's the deal. I used to use a FAT CAT distortion by Ibanez live, and yes, I used to use differnt gear live then in the studio because the fluids would **** it up.

Beefcake The Mighty from GWAR uses a Gallien-Krueger 800RB Bass Amp Head, as discussed on TalkBass.com.

According to Ampeg's website, Todd Evans uses an Ampeg SVT 4 Pro.

Beefcake The Mighty is pictured with a Dean Dime Razorback V Bass, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on the Dean Guitars website.

The Dean Razorback has been the main Beefcake Bass for years. Nearly every tour since it's debut has had the Razorback on stage.

I used to use a FAT CAT distortion by Ibanez live

This article states that Beefcake the Mighty uses a Peavey Tour 700 amp head.

According to this article, Beefcake the Mighty uses a Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI.

According to Ampeg's website, Todd Evans uses an Ampeg SVT 810.

Beefcake The Mighty, bassist for GWAR, used an Ampeg SVT-CL Classic amplifier head, modified with a master volume, during the recording of "Scumdogs of the Universe" and "America Must Be Destroyed." The setup included running the SVT-CL through an 8x10 cabinet. In live performances, Beefcake often opted for different gear due to the effects of stage fluids, including using a FAT CAT distortion pedal by Ibanez. This information is detailed in a discussion on TalkBass.com.

the constant was a PULTECH EQ, and LA2A compression

the constant was a PULTECH EQ, and LA2A compression

Beefcake(Casey Orr) has been playing this bass live since October 2021 and can be seen using it also in GWAR’s music videos for The Cutter and Ratcatcher.