Bobb Bruno

At 5.30 Bobb talks about his No.1 guitar for 2015, a Elliot Easton signature "Tikibird". His is loaded with classic '57 humbuckers.

At 2.30 Bobb talks about his Baritone Jazzmaster.

"So, this guitar here is an Eastwood, it's a baritone guitar so it's tuned A to A," Bobb says at 0:30.

At 1.08 in this video Bobb talks about his American Standard Strat with a Shawbucker pickup.

At 1.26 Bobb says he was playing a Joan Jett signature for a while.

At 8.00 in this video Bobb talks about his Warren Ellis signature, used on "Sleep will never come".

According to this rig rundown, he praises this amp as it is good for capturing the low tones his baritone guitars give.

At 11.53 in this video Bobb starts to talk about his Pedalboard, visible at the time is a Catalinbread Talisman.

At 11.53 in this video Bobb starts to talk about his Pedalboard, visible at the time is a

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At 11.53 in this video Bobb starts to talk about his Pedalboard, visible at the time is a Zero Point Flanger.

At 11.53 in this video Bobb starts to talk about his Pedalboard, visible at the time is a Super Crunch.

At 11.53 in this video Bobb starts to talk about his Pedalboard, visible at the time is a strymon tap unit.

At 11.53 in this video Bobb starts to talk about his Pedalboard, visible at the time is a Catalinbread Valcoder.

At 11.53 in this video Bobb starts to talk about his Pedalboard, visible at the time is an Eterna Gold.

His signal chain goes something like this: TC Electronic PolyTune, TSVG Best Coast Signature Fluzzy (based on the old Ibanez Standard Fuzz), to a custom A/B looper built by American Loopers. It has an Electro-Harmonix Nano POG and a Mr. Black Eterna Gold in Loop 1. The second loop has the Bigfoot F.X. Magnavibe and Catalinbread Valcoder.

Bruno’s “gnarly” Forever Fuzz was given to him by Nels Cline. Then a Strymon Tap favorite switch triggers the Strymon Deco’s tape chorus simulation, because there are three different effects out of that one pedal: chorus mode, slapback tape delay, and tape saturation. Next is a Mi-Fi Electronics custom effect with two pedals in one housing: the Psych Byke fuzz and Fuzz Wall. Bruno uses a Noise Clamp with those effects. The MI Audio Super Crunch Box is Bruno’s main distortion, which he uses 75 percent of the set. The board is rounded out by a Catalinbread Zero Point, TSVG Hard Stuff, Strymon El Capistan, Catalinbread Talisman, and a Line 6 DL4 (not pictured).

His signal chain goes something like this: TC Electronic PolyTune, TSVG Best Coast Signature Fluzzy (based on the old Ibanez Standard Fuzz), to a custom A/B looper built by American Loopers. It has an Electro-Harmonix Nano POG and a Mr. Black Eterna Gold in Loop 1. The second loop has the Bigfoot F.X. Magnavibe and Catalinbread Valcoder.

Bruno’s “gnarly” Forever Fuzz was given to him by Nels Cline. Then a Strymon Tap favorite switch triggers the Strymon Deco’s tape chorus simulation, because there are three different effects out of that one pedal: chorus mode, slapback tape delay, and tape saturation. Next is a Mi-Fi Electronics custom effect with two pedals in one housing: the Psych Byke fuzz and Fuzz Wall. Bruno uses a Noise Clamp with those effects. The MI Audio Super Crunch Box is Bruno’s main distortion, which he uses 75 percent of the set. The board is rounded out by a Catalinbread Zero Point, TSVG Hard Stuff, Strymon El Capistan, Catalinbread Talisman, and a Line 6 DL4 (not pictured).

Bruno’s “gnarly” Forever Fuzz was given to him by Nels Cline. Then a Strymon Tap favorite switch triggers the Strymon Deco’s tape chorus simulation, because there are three different effects out of that one pedal: chorus mode, slapback tape delay, and tape saturation. Next is a Mi-Fi Electronics custom effect with two pedals in one housing: the Psych Byke fuzz and Fuzz Wall. Bruno uses a Noise Clamp with those effects. The MI Audio Super Crunch Box is Bruno’s main distortion, which he uses 75 percent of the set. The board is rounded out by a Catalinbread Zero Point, TSVG Hard Stuff, Strymon El Capistan, Catalinbread Talisman, and a Line 6 DL4 (not pictured).

Bruno’s “gnarly” Forever Fuzz was given to him by Nels Cline. Then a Strymon Tap favorite switch triggers the Strymon Deco’s tape chorus simulation, because there are three different effects out of that one pedal: chorus mode, slapback tape delay, and tape saturation. Next is a Mi-Fi Electronics custom effect with two pedals in one housing: the Psych Byke fuzz and Fuzz Wall. Bruno uses a Noise Clamp with those effects. The MI Audio Super Crunch Box is Bruno’s main distortion, which he uses 75 percent of the set. The board is rounded out by a Catalinbread Zero Point, TSVG Hard Stuff, Strymon El Capistan, Catalinbread Talisman, and a Line 6 DL4 (not pictured).

. The board is rounded out by a Catalinbread Zero Point, TSVG Hard Stuff, Strymon El Capistan, Catalinbread Talisman, and a Line 6 DL4 (not pictured).

The board is rounded out by a Catalinbread Zero Point, TSVG Hard Stuff, Strymon El Capistan, Catalinbread Talisman, and a Line 6 DL4 (not pictured).

At 11.53 in this video Bobb starts to talk about his Pedalboard, visible at the time is a Magnavibe.

The Fluzzy at 12:10

Noise Clamp at 11:50

From Guitar Center's Instagram:

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The Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork can be seen on the right side of Bobb Bruno's pedalboard.

Killer #pedalboard setup from Bobb Bruno of +Best Coast - filming #GCSessions on @directv

Killer #pedalboard setup from Bobb Bruno of +Best Coast - filming #GCSessions on @directv

Killer #pedalboard setup from Bobb Bruno of +Best Coast - filming #GCSessions on @directv today! (Also ehx C9 just off the board)