Dave Catching

Dave Catching uses the TC Electronic NDR-1 Nova Drive, as highlighted in his artist profile on TC Electronic's website.

Dave Catching, guitarist for Eagles of Death Metal, uses the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb pedal, as highlighted in his artist story and gear overview on TC Electronic's website.

Dave Catching, guitarist for Eagles of Death Metal, uses the TC Electronic Spark Booster, as detailed in his artist story and gear profile on TC Electronic's website.

Products Used by Dave Catching

Dave Catching of Eagles of Death Metal uses the TC Electronic Corona Chorus pedal, as detailed in his artist story and guitar gear profile on TC Electronic's website.

Dave Catching of Eagles of Death Metal uses the TC Electronic Flashback Delay pedal, as featured in his artist story and guitar gear showcase on TC Electronic's website.

Dave Catching of Eagles of Death Metal uses the TC Electronic Vortex Flanger, as detailed in his artist story and guitar gear feature on TC Electronic's website.

Dave Catching of Eagles of Death Metal uses the TC Electronic Shaker Vibrato, as detailed in his artist story and guitar gear profile on TC Electronic’s website.

Dave Catching, guitarist for Eagles of Death Metal, uses the TC Electronic PolyTune pedal, as detailed in his artist story and gear profile on the TC Electronic website.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Catching uses this pickup as his bridge pickup on the Alumnicaster guitar.

In this photo, next to the TC Electronic pedals, there is also a T-Rex Chameleon power supply, which is serving as a power supply.

Dave Catching is seen using the HipStrap Red Haze guitar strap in a user-uploaded photo from Wp.

Dave Catching live with his HipStrap

Dave Catching is associated with the Hayden MoFo 30 Head, as noted by Hayden Amps on their official website.

Dave Catching uses the Hayden 412 Classic Straight Cab UK, as highlighted by Hayden Amps on their website.

Dave chooses our Kashmir Turquoise strap with his Gibson Les Paul Custom

Listed under Catching on the official Echopark artist page.

Guitars:

58 Albert,

Effects F-1, FQ12, F-3, Dial Harmonic boost, Harmonic boost.

Listed under Catching on the official Echopark artist page.

Guitars:

58 Albert,

Effects F-1, FQ12, F-3, Dial Harmonic boost, Harmonic boost.

Listed under Catching on the official Echopark artist page.

Guitars:

58 Albert,

Effects F-1, FQ12, F-3, Dial Harmonic boost, Harmonic boost.

Listed under Catching on the official Echopark artist page.

Guitars:

58 Albert,

Effects F-1, FQ12, F-3, Dial Harmonic boost, Harmonic boost.

Listed under Catching on the official Echopark artist page.

Guitars:

58 Albert,

Effects F-1, FQ12, F-3, Dial Harmonic boost, Harmonic boost.

Listed on Catching’s official Aston artist page and discussed in the accompanying February 14, 2019 interview.

I love using gear that friends have come up with - I know how great they are, and it translates into the product itself. Aston microphones do sound great, they are tough and industrial. With an Aston you know you can drop a brick on it and just pick it back up knowing it’s gonna be working just fine. But also, I really love the people behind it.

With the Starlights we were laughing when I first opened them and saw the word laser, I’ll be honest I found it pretty funny at the time because I just thought to myself what’s next? But after we started using them, I thought f**k why doesn’t every mic have the laser? It makes it so much easier! After we started mic’ing drums I thought yeaaah this is really cool!

The mics sound great. You know it all gets back to how certain things are better for certain songs and so far I’ve had really great luck with all the mics that I have from Aston. The Starlights have been great for drum overheads and we used them on guitar amps too. Astons have sounded great on everything.

An email from Dave Catching to Poison Noises expressing his love for his new overdrive.

Visible in this photo from Catching's official PureSalem Guitars artist page.