Emma Richardson

Emma learned all her licks and grooves on this sunburst Fender P. After spending many years as her main ride, it now is tuned down a whole step for “Asleep at the Wheel” and “Cold Fame.”

Originally given to her by Fender as a long-term loan, Emma has no plans on giving this FSR Antigua P bass back any time soon. She has typically played with rosewood necks on her basses, but this Antiqua’s maple one has her seeing the lighter wood in a different light as she feels it makes the instrument more lively and viscous.

At :10s in this video, two 100T amps can be seen behind Emma during this live performance of "You're Not Pretty But You've Got It Going On".

At 0:12 minute mark, Richardson's pedalboard can be seen, with one pedal being the T-Rex power supply.

At 0:15 mark, Richardson's pedalboard can be seen, with one pedal being the Malekko B:Assmaster.

At 0:16 minute mark, Richardson's pedalboard can be partially seen, with one pedal being the Electro-Harmonix POG2.

The pedalboard tells the story of Emma’s evolution as a stompbox collector. On the band’s 2009 debut Baby Darling Doll Face Honey, she didn’t plug into any boxes except her Boss tuner. As the years passed and albums have been released, she’s slowly picking up tone treats like an EHX POG2, a Malekko B:Assmaster, and a Crowther Audio Hotcake. All the pedals are juiced by a T-Rex Fuel Tank Chameleon power supply.

The pedalboard tells the story of Emma’s evolution as a stompbox collector. On the band’s 2009 debut Baby Darling Doll Face Honey, she didn’t plug into any boxes except her Boss tuner. As the years passed and albums have been released, she’s slowly picking up tone treats like an EHX POG2, a Malekko B:Assmaster, and a Crowther Audio Hotcake. All the pedals are juiced by a T-Rex Fuel Tank Chameleon power supply.