Jean-Jacques Burnel

In The Video I Have Tagged Below You Can See The Tuner Behind JJ On Top Of His Bass Cabinet

the item can be seen 0:28. Live video in France in 1988. Name of the song "Le Whiskey"

Jean-Jacques Burnel used the Ashdown Engineering ABM 500 EVO II bass amplifier head before his signature model was developed, as confirmed by correspondence with Ashdown. This information is supported by the official Stranglers website.

IN this interview JJ Describes how in the early days of the Stranglers he used a Hiwatt 100 watt Guitar head for his bass. Legend is that he had a speaker cabinet with a ripped cone and that is how he got his tone.

The Stranglers live in 1983. The item can be seen 1:19

Shuker for the last several years have designed and built all of JJ's precision basses. These replaced the Green Fender precision which was damaged and never played the same again, and the black Fender precision that was retired after many years of touring.

According to Wikivisually, Jean-Jacques Burnel has used the Steinberger L2 bass guitar.

In this video he used 2 ABM 410 basscab. The item can be seen 1:51 in this video. The Stranglers perform their song "Golden Brown" live at the Hammersmith Apollo.

In the Equipment & Stage Plan it lists the Yamaha E1010 as the delay JJ would use.

the item can be seen 3:38. The Stranglers live (iConcerts.com)

Jean-Jacques Burnel has been a long-time user and endorser of Rotosound RS66LD Swing Bass 45-105 strings. Evidence of his usage can be seen in a photograph where the distinct red silk ends of the Swing 66 set are visible on his basses.

Jean-Jacques Burnel is confirmed to use Schaller Security Locks for Guitar Straps, as evidenced by their presence on most of his basses in recent years, as depicted in the provided image.