Geddy Lee

Telefunken M80 Black colour used for R40 LIVE.

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In this photo, you can see Geddy Lee with Custom Jazz Bass.

His setup can be seen with his keyboard tech Tony Geranios in this image.

he mentions this bass as one of the rarest jazz basses that he owns at 1:00

I have a 1963 Strat that required an unbelievable amount of detective work and is an example of something like that. It has a matching headstock, which is very rare, and the factory numbers and etchings under the pickguard are all there, but it turned out not to be so straightforward and the guitar is a whole story unto itself. That is really fun to discern for me, and the seriousness of that all comes down to what the sale price is at the end and if you’re buying something that someone is trying to deceive you into thinking is all original when in reality it’s original-ish. That said, another thing I avoided in the book is talking about the cost or value of these things. I really try to seperate that side from the simple celebration of these instruments.

In this video on Dee Dee Ramone, a photo of Lee is shown at 5:00, and just behind Lee's shoulder is a Vox Teardrop Bass.

In this video on Dee Dee Ramone, a photo of Lee is shown at 5:00, and to the far left of the shot we can see a Red Hagström 8-String Bass.

Lee can be seen using a Beyerdynamic M88 on the Presto tour/

In the picture provided with the NPR article, Lee can be seen playing a Rickenbacker 3001 Bass.

His setup can be seen with his keyboard tech Tony Geranios in this image.

Geddy Lee is associated with the Roland XV-5080, as indicated on his Wikipedia page.

You can see a 808 with Geddy's setup during the Grace Under Pressure tour.

His setup can be seen with his keyboard tech Tony Geranios in this image.

It is mentioned in the Power Windows tour book that Geddy used a bunch of Emulator II Synthesizers.

"So! I had to go and get a bunch of Emulator II Computerized Synthesizers, and a DX 7 (Yamaha) and a QX-1 Sequencer (also Yamaha), along with my regular PPG 2.3 and JP 8 (Roland) Oy!! And, if that wasn't enough, I have to keep these offstage, so Jack Secret can load the Emulator computer disks during the show while I play them with remote keyboards (two Yamaha KX 76 Remote Midi Controllers!) Get it ! But wait!! Who's going to load Jack Secret!"

Geddy Lee used this guitar durning Rushs 2005 R30 world tour on the song Resist.

In this video at 0:07, a Natural finish Rickenbacker 4000 with a gold pickguard can be seen hanging on Lee's studio wall next to a Rickenbacker Double-neck Bass/Guitar. The 4000 model Bass is distinguishable from the 4001 in it's lack of a neck-pickup.

In The article below Oberheim ob-s is mentioned as a part of Lee’s Keyboard equipment during Signals recording sessions

According to Guitar Lobby, Geddy used Sunn 2000S.

In this video on Dee Dee Ramone, a photo of Lee is shown at 5:00, and to the far left of the shot we can see a Red Hagström 8-String Bass.

This vintage Rotosound advertizement claims that Lee used Rotosound Superwound Funkmaster light-top medium-bottom strings (30-90).

"Geddy uses Funkmaster because the 030, 050, 070 and 090 light top, medium bottom customized sets suit his style and give him more definition, especially in the upper ranges. In addition, the combination of the way he plays, Superwound and his basses give so much more clarity at the top end."

"Only going to prove that Funkmaster can also Rock with the best."

"So for Funk's sake Why don't you?"

"SUPERWOUND"

"PATENTED 'Piano String Design'"

Geddy used S900 samplers on Hold Your Fire and Presto tours.

Geddy used a QX1 on Power Windows tour and a pair of them on Hold Your Fire tour.

A PF80 piano was used on the Roll The Bones Tour

S770 samplers we’re used on Roll the Bones tour.

A Wavestation was used during the Roll the Bones tour.

"UK-based vintage guitar shop Guncotton Guitars just posted a photo to their Facebook page of Geddy Lee with the new mint 1960 Hofner 500/1 bass guitar that they just sold to him (thanks Dean S):"

In the Rush "Hold Your Fire" tour book, Geddy Lee is documented using the Roland D-550 synthesizer.

Geddy Lee used the Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter during Rush's "Hold Your Fire" tour, as noted in the tour book available on Power Windows.

In this article Geddy Lee mentioned it