Dean Bernardini's Gear
Around 13:20, Dean explains that he loves the Ibanez BTB 570 because of its neck-thru body, the long scale, and the active pickups. He also comments that he got the model NTF (Natural Wood) and he made a new paint job and he also design and built the pickguard. He has 5 of them.
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Much like his bandmate, Bernardini plays through Boogie amps. Two Mesa/Boogie Big Block 750 heads drive a pair of Mesa/Boogie PowerHouse 4x12 cabinets
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He then turns up the crunch with a DigiTech Bass Driver and a Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI.
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The path starts with a Peterson VSS-C Stomp Classic tuner, and from there a XLR cable runs a clean signal out to the front-of-house mixer.
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He then turns up the crunch with a DigiTech Bass Driver and a Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI
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Bernardini uses a Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb and a Boss DD-7 Digital Delay to the imbue the Chevelle sound with a spacey, scary ambiance.
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Bernardini uses a Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb and a Boss DD-7 Digital Delay to the imbue the Chevelle sound with a spacey, scary ambiance.
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He also uses a Boss GE-7 Equalizer for a boost.
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Much like his bandmate, Bernardini plays through Boogie amps. Two Mesa/Boogie Big Block 750 heads drive a pair of Mesa/Boogie PowerHouse 4x12 cabinets. He has painted the latter to give them an ashy, white washed patina.
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Much like his bandmate, Bernardini plays through Boogie amps. Two Mesa/Boogie Big Block 750 heads drive a pair of Mesa/Boogie PowerHouse 4x12 cabinets. He has painted the latter to give them an ashy, white washed patina.
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According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, bassist Dean Bernardini uses the Mesa/Boogie 8x10" PowerHouse 1200W Bass Cabinet.
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