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Geezer Butler
Geezer Butler's Amplifiers
In this pic you can spot two of these units in his RIG
“This combination of amp and preamp is the closest I have found to emulate the ‘old school’ sound I had in the 70’s, with its punch and clarity it has the sound of DOOM I love” - Geezer Butler about how Ashdown build his new Rig for The "The END"-Tour.
https://ashdownmusic.com/blogs/news/geezer-butler-ashdown-built-for-the-end-and-beyond
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Geezer used Laney Supergroup Heads in the early Sabbath Years, as well as Tony Iommi, as you can see in the performance from 1970.
(original vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yZA4TC_pt4 // was removed)
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According to Hartke's website, Geezer Butler uses a Hartke Kilo Bass Amp.
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According to Hartke's website, Geezer Butler uses the AK 410 and 115.
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Geezer Butler uses the AK 115 and 410 cabs, according to Hartke's website.
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Listed on Geezer's official Ashdown artist page.
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Behind Geezer you can spot the 8x10
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"In this photo, Geezer Butler's top amp resembles the Ashdown Engineering ABM-600RC IV, indicating his use of this bass amplifier head."
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In this pic you can spot Geezer playing over two 8x10 cabs
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The ashdown website has a whole page on how Geezer collaborated on the design and uses the amp live.
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In the video for Iron Man, Geezer is playing an Orange Matamp with matching cabs.
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