Dave Amato's Gear
According to REO Speedwagon's Dave Amato, he owns one of two Fender Custom Shop Doubleneck Esquire/Telecaster guitars, the other is owned by Richie Sambora. The guitar is visible in this Premier Guitar Rig Rundown at the 1:14 minute mark.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
In this Rig Rundown YouTube video source you can spot the Boss PS-5 pedal at 17:07.
REO Speedwagon's Dave Amato plays a Gibson Signature Lonnie Mack Flying V guitar, visible at the 2:35 minute mark in this Premier Guitar Rig Rundown.
According to Dave Amato in this Rig Rundown at (13:34), he uses the Roland SRV-2000 rack unit in his live rig.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
According to Dave Amato in this Premier Guitar Rig Rundown at (11:40), the REO Speedwagon guitarist has 14 Marshall JCM 800 2210 amps.
According to Dave Amato in this video at (11:20), he uses Yamaha SPX90 digital effects processors in his live rig. "I know they're old," he said, "but I just love the way they sound."
Accordint to the Premier Guitar article here
"With a Bob Bradshaw-designed rig, Amato is able to cover a lot of ground. In the rack for his main rig he has a Yamaha SPX90 Delay, Roland SRV-2000 reverb, Eventide Ultra Harmonizer, DBX 160A compressor, TC Electronic 2290 delay, TC Electronic 1210 Spatial Expander+Chorus/Flanger, and a Lexicon PCM70. The upper rack houses his "B" rig, which contains a Dunlop Tremolo, Korg ToneWorks G4 Rotary Speaker Simulator, Dunlop Uni-Vibe, MXR Noise Gate, Boss DSD-2 Digital Sampler/Delay, Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, Boss RV-3 Digital Reverb/Delay, Boss PS-3 Pitch Shifter, and a Line 6 MM-4."
According to Dave Amato at (13:50), the REO Speedwagon guitarist added a DBX 160A compressor to his live rig for his clean signal.
"I don’t really change anything; maybe if a guitar just doesn’t make it sound-wise, but I still like the feel of it, I’ll throw a Seymour Duncan pickup in there. I love Duncan; he’s a good friend of mine, and makes an unbelievable pickup. But I’ve been using a Seymour ’59 for a long time."
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
As listed on his official website, Dave Amato owns and uses this instrument for home playing, live or recording work.
In this Rig Rundown YouTube video source you can spot the Boss RV-3 pedal at 17:07.
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