Jamie West-Oram's Amplifiers
'However, as evidenced on the band’s 13th full-length release, this year’s Every Five Seconds, he remains a fan of Gibson-built single-cuts. For rawer tones on tracks like “Cold,” he used a two-pickup ’61 Epiphone Olympic (a recent gift from his wife, Bibi) through a couple of “just blisteringly good” early-’60s Vox AC30s that were on hand at Panic Button Studios in West London.'
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Jamie West-Oram's gear list, from Premier Guitar:
Guitars Suhr koa S-style (“Woody”) replica of ‘84 Schecter “partscaster” Suhr Classic T Fender ‘62 Stratocaster reissue with signature pickups by Dave Walsh 1961 Epiphone Olympic Ernie Ball Music Man Axis Super Sport Early-’80s Ibanez Blazer (used on original “One Thing Leads to Another” tracks) Custom 1991 Ibanez S-style
Amps Two Fender Hot Rod DeVilles running in stereo 1962 Vox AC30 (studio) Suhr Corso (studio) Cornell Plexi (studio) 1964 Elpico 18-watter (studio)
Effects 1981 MXR Stereo Chorus Suhr Koji Comp Suhr Shiba Drive Suhr Riot Xotic SL Drive Vemuram Jan Ray Boss DD-500 Boss SL-20 Slicer Boss volume pedal Assorted pedals (studio)
Strings & Picks Ernie Ball Burly Slinkys Jim Dunlop 1 mm picks
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