Ed Mundell

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In an interview with Vintage Guitar magazine, Ed Mundell discusses using the Analog Man ARDX20 Dual Analog Delay Pedal, highlighting its role in shaping his signature sound.

In an article by Kathleen Johnson for Vintage Guitar magazine, Ed Mundell is noted for using a Fender Stratocaster Plus.

In an article by Kathleen Johnson for Vintage Guitar magazine, Ed Mundell discusses using the Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai delay pedal.

In this edition of PlayThisRiff, Ed Mundell demonstrates his Homebrew Electronics HBE Mimic Mock II.

In the video titled "Ed Mundell MONSTER MAGNET memory man demo" by PlayThisRiff.com, you can see Ed Mundell using a Korg DT-10 Digital Pedal Tuner at the front of his pedal chain.

In the PlayThisRiff video titled "Ed Mundell MONSTER MAGNET memory man demo," you can see Ed Mundell's KR MegaVibe at the beginning of the video, positioned off to the left of his delay pedals.

In the web article "Ed Mundell: Gettin’ Ultra Electric" by Kathleen Johnson, published in Vintage Guitar Magazine in September 2013, it is confirmed that guitarist Ed Mundell uses an Orange OR-120 amp head.

What were your main guitars, amps, and pedals on the new album?

For amps, the 1976 Orange 120-watt Overdrive I’ve been using since ’92 through a Marshall Jubilee 1987 cabinet.

In the article "Ed Mundell: Gettin’ Ultra Electric" by Kathleen Johnson, published in Vintage Guitar Magazine in September 2013, it is stated that guitarist Ed Mundell used a Gibson SG-X electric guitar with a P-94 pickup for doubling rhythm tracks on a Monster Magnet album.

What were your main guitars, amps, and pedals on the new album?

For guitar, mainly my Angry Angus Strat copy. It’s been my main guitar since I found it. For leads, I used the sunburst Strat Plus I’ve had since 1992. For doubling rhythm tracks, I used a ’62 reissue SG and an SG-X with a P-94 pickup.