Ian Moss

"More Louder by Cusack. A tiny little thing. The whole concept is that it’s not really distortion, it just bumps the amp a little bit. I run the amp pretty hard but keep it just on that edge of breaking up, then push it over the edge a bit with the pedal sometimes. It’s a funny beast. And it’s amazing how new pedals keep coming out!"

Ian can be seen with a Vox amp here when his lead kicks off at around 3:35, pretty sure its an AC30.

Also, check out the Strat necked Tele he's playing

"No. Unfortunately I wish I had some of the gear that I ended up using on the Cold Chisel Light The Nitro tour, which was all Hiwatt amplifiers. But for the No Plans album it was a mixture of a Hiwatt Studio Stage 30 watt amp and an old Marshall 1974 Super Lead."

Ian Moss is seen using a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar, as captured in a user-uploaded photo on Starweekly.

"I definitely strongly wanted to feature the Gretsch White Falcon with Dynasonic pickups in it. That’s in there pretty strongly. Then there’s the odd quirky thing. I think that Danelectro baritone is just on one track. The rest is a mixture, mainly the white Fryer Strat by Greg Fryer. That features fairly strongly as well. I don’t know how technical as you want to get in this interview…"

"No. Unfortunately I wish I had some of the gear that I ended up using on the Cold Chisel Light The Nitro tour, which was all Hiwatt amplifiers. But for the No Plans album it was a mixture of a Hiwatt Studio Stage 30 watt amp and an old Marshall 1974 Super Lead."