Cate Le Bon

And then I have my Telecaster that my dad bought me when I was 13, and I’m very attached to that.

I’ve just added a Boss SP-1 Spectrum pedal to my setup, which makes your guitar sound like a piece of shit but in a tasteful way. Something like a DI guitar that’s really thin, and makes it sound like a bird playing a tin can [laughs]. It was a gift from Josh Klinghoffer, who has played guitar all over but currently [plays] with the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

She can be seen playing the SG in this video

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I was given a guitar by James Dean Bradfield [from Manic Street Preaches] who is an incredible guitarist. He was using this strange guitar at a festival and I asked him what it was. He said that this guy who used to work for Gibson has a company called Fret King. So James spoke to him and they sent me this white Fret King Ventura guitar, and it almost looks like a drawing… or like what people in the 90s imagined the future to be like. Or like if I asked my niece to draw me an electric guitar. I love it, it’s so nice to play and it’s so strange looking.

At the time, I had no idea that it was so rare. I’ve also added an MXR Analog Chorus pedal and a Cusack Tap-A-Delay pedal.

''Luckily for her, we were able to loan her the very same prototype seen in the video, so she became the first ever artist to play the new Warren Ellis Bass Guitar.''

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When making the first Drinks record with Tim Presley we plugged in the Organizer and it informed a lot of the parts that we ended up playing we loved it so much.

At the time, I had no idea that it was so rare. I’ve also added an MXR Analog Chorus pedal and a Cusack Tap-A-Delay pedal.

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Cate Le Bon can be seen in the second photo of this post playing a Fender Mustang Bass.