David Sullivan

"Yeah, I used to think solid state amps sucked, but the Beta Leads are really sweet. Two identical channels that you can use individually or both at the same time, which is what i do for a 'boost' sometimes. They also have plenty of gain, I don't normally use any distortion or fuzz, just a tuner and a Phase 90. Buzz from he Melvins uses them, Cobain used them, etc... They're also nice and small compared to some amps. I carry mine on the plane with me and it fits in the overhead bin."

In a performance on the "David Letterman" show, captured by LOUDSTER on YouTube, David Sullivan is seen playing an Electra Omega, showcasing a shift from his usual Telecaster Thinline 72.

According to Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the Mooer Ninety Orange pedal.

According to the Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the Nik Huber Krautster.

According to Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the Fender Telecaster Thinline guitar.

The video is about David using a CR120 head from Orange.

The ThunderClaw can be seen 21:36 into the video. David put it after the Earthquake Dispatch Master because he says that the Earthquake unit doesn't do well after distortion. He mainly uses it as a preamp during solos, with treble cranked in order to compensate the "dark" sound of the Orange cabinet.

According to Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the Dunlop Core guitar strings (gauged .10 to .48 and .11 to .50)

In this video, David Sullivan of Red Fang discusses using the Orange Amplifiers Dual Terror DT30H 30W Tube Guitar Amp Head for overdubs on their first album. The video is provided by Orange Amps.

According to Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the MXR Bass Octave Deluxe pedal.

3:30 "Mostly I have the gain very low on this, the volume up pretty high and the bass cut and the treble boosted…"

The Phase 95 can be seen around 20:28 in the video. David usually played with a MXR Phase 90 but he says that he replaced it with the 95 in order to have a smaller pedalboard. He also says that he can't really tell the difference between the two MXR pedals. He mainly uses the 90 circuit with the "Script" switch turned off.

"I just had a tuner and an MXR Phase 90. The distortion was all just the amp."

According to Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the EarthQuaker Dispatch Master pedal.

The Drop can be seein 18:55 in this video. David replaced the knob with a MXR one and a washer in order to make it turn harder and avoid accidental turns. He says he kept moving the original knob while playing.

You can see Dave Sullivan play this guitar in this video

According to Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the TC Electronic PolyTune 2 tuner pedal.

According to Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the Dunlop Tortex picks with thickness of 0.73 mm.

They speak about the cabinet, that david uses around 18:27.

In this YouTube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv2T4LLtQPc&t=304s at 1:50, David says he loves Telecaster's, but especially Thinline because they have two humbuckers. At 2:04 he notes that he specifically likes the '72 version of the Thinline Telecaster. Also, At 2:08 he says that the one he uses (his favorite) is Mexican made. The Fender Classic Series '72 Telecaster Thinline has two humbuckers, and is made in Mexico. Earlier in the video (0:50) he shows that he has a Fender Telecaster Thinline that was actually made in 1972, but taking it on the road was too harsh of an environment for it, which implies that the one he currently uses was not made in 1972.