Isaac Brock

The body is solid Mahogany and a bound top with your choice of wood. The neck is a five piece Maple combined with whatever you choose for the top and a "Tree of Life" inlay on the Pau Ferro fretboard. The tremolo is a Wilkinson and I can put pretty much any pickup you'd like but highly recommend Wolftone pickups. A couple things from Isasc's guitar can't copied though... the inlay, because I have a gentleman's agreement with him, and the trem is custom made by Calaham Guitars and is not available.

In the picture provided, it shows Brock using a Westone Corsair XA1420 live on stage.

"Brock reaches compelling levels of intensity, delivering stabbing guitar work with his treble-tastic Fender JagStang and buckshot lyrical delivery" Brock can be seen playing a fender jagstang in a photo on this page

Isaac is pictured using a gibson sg. He often uses the SG live for songs such as "Night on the Sun"

At 7:06 minute mark, the National Resolectric Guitar is visible in Brock's house.

In this photo, he is clearly playing this guitar.

Isaac is playing this guitar in this photo. Jim Fairchild also mentions the time Isaac used it at this concert, in his Rig Rundown on Premier Guitar.

According to the picture and soursond website Isacc plays through custom soursound amplifiers https://soursound.com/collections/custom

At 7:06 minute mark, Brock's Marshall Major amp head can be seen, according to house tour.

At 7:06 minute mark, Brock's Orange PPC412 4x12 cabinet is visible.

At 7:10 minute mark, Gibson Falcon combo amp can be seen.

Sounds like an Atari.

Seen here on Isaac's board

Seen here on Isaac's board

Seen here on Isaac's board

Seen here on Isaac's board. Appears to have changed the knobs.

Seen here on Isaac's board

Seen here on Isaac's board

Seen here on Isaac's board

At 7:09 minute mark, the Morley ABY footswitch is visible in the video.

In this photo, the Keeley Modded Ibanez TS9 is visible next to the Strymon Brigadier pedal.

In this photo, Strymon Brigadier is visible right next to Keeley-modded Ibanez TS9 Plus.

At 6:10 in this studio tour, a Boss Blues Driver can be seen.

'I've talked to their amp guy before on myspace. I'll copy/paste some stuff that might be helpful: " input vol is usually around 7-8, treble 7, mid 5.5, bass 4, reverb 3-8, master about 8. you can get in the ball park with just about any tube fender, with the treble up higher than the bass. lately he's used the middle single coil on his guitar a lot live, in the past he used a filtertron in the bridge pickup pretty often, and that can get you there too. he's got a variety of fuzzes and things, but the basic things he's used for years are a blues driver and a digital delay. at the time of the video he was probably using a boss DD-3 or DD-5, a boss BD-2 blues driver, and maybe a boss metal zone. he may have used 2-3 of the digital delays chained together. he has always preferred to put the delays at the front of his signal chain (i.e. guitar-->delay-->distortion) while most people do it the other way. this changes the sound a little, adding distortion on the repeats of the processed delay sounds. those pedals will definitely help get closer to the sound-- the blues driver is on a lot of the time, and it adds a kind of rounded out midrange and treble. set your amp for a good clean sound instead of using the distortion on the amp, and use the blues driver for your distortion-- it's more mild than it seems. setting the amp to sound as distorted as it might sound on the record, but at a bedroom/practice volume won't get the sound, because part of that tone comes from the speakers and tubes in the amp breaking up/distorting a bit when pushed. on the newer stuff, isaac uses a lot of boutique pedals, fuzzes, delays, and so on-- i.e. zvex pedals, SIB mr. echo, boomerang, menatone, etc.-- but the core of the sound is still the amp and a basic overdrive. '

In this photo, Brock can be seen using an Audix OM7, the mic he has been using as of his most recent tour.

In bits such as 1:31, you can see Isaac wearing a custom Souldier guitar strap.

Isaac Brock plays a Koll Duo Glide, as well as a Spectro Glide 12 string, among other Koll customs.