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"I worked in guitar shops for years growing up and always thought Orange were the best sounding and stylish amps I’d ever used. They’ve got a unique tone that cuts above the rest and allows a two piece band to sound huge." In this interview, Jimmy says "I split my signal, so I'm using an Orange bass amp and a Fender Twin," says Jimmy. "I can boost the highs for solos through the guitar amp, rather than using the bass amp as well – it seems to work." http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/the-graveltones-talk-heavy-riffage-and-denmark-street-597784

In this picture of Jimmy's pedalboard, you can see his Electro Harmonix Double Muff.

"I’ve had my Gibson for so long that it’s just the one that I play but I actually collect old Supros and Harmonies and Harmony Rockets and hey! I got a H72 at home a Supro Valco a little lap steel Supro guitar with an amp.."

“I worked in guitar shops for years growing up and always thought Orange were the best sounding and stylish amps I’d ever used. They’ve got a unique tone that cuts above the rest and allows a two piece band to sound huge.” Jimmy sends his octave-below signal to his Orange bass amp. In this interview, Jimmy says "I split my signal, so I'm using an Orange bass amp and a Fender Twin," says Jimmy. "I can boost the highs for solos through the guitar amp, rather than using the bass amp as well – it seems to work." http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/the-graveltones-talk-heavy-riffage-and-denmark-street-597784

In this interview, Jimmy says "I split my signal, so I'm using an Orange bass amp and a Fender Twin," says Jimmy. "I can boost the highs for solos through the guitar amp, rather than using the bass amp as well – it seems to work."

In this interview, Jimmy says “I use a Gibson Les Paul special, it’s a flat top, not a carved Les Paul and it was a house paint series I think they called it or something like that. It had this horrible bright yellow house paint. Anyway, I bought it off a friend and I sanded it back and I was like “oh man, I’m gonna paint this” so you know, I sanded it all back and once I repainted it I was like I’m gonna do something else with this. So I put a Bigsby on there, I started drilling holes and it was like “Right, there’s no goin’ back now.” And I just went to town, my different pickup configurations that I’ve done. That I’ve wired up…”

"I’ve had my Gibson for so long that it’s just the one that I play but I actually collect old Supros and Harmonies and Harmony Rockets and hey! I got a H72 at home a Supro Valco a little lap steel Supro guitar with an amp..."

"I’ve had my Gibson for so long that it’s just the one that I play but I actually collect old Supros and Harmonies and Harmony Rockets and hey! I got a H72 at home a Supro Valco a little lap steel Supro guitar with an amp..."

"I’ve had my Gibson for so long that it’s just the one that I play but I actually collect old Supros and Harmonies and Harmony Rockets and hey! I got a H72 at home a Supro Valco a little lap steel Supro guitar with an amp..."

In this picture of Jimmy's pedalboard, you can see both his Electro Harmonix Micro POGs, one of which is painted light-blue with tape over the knobs.

In this picture of Jimmy's pedalboard, you can see his Zvex Fuzz Factory 7.

In this picture of Jimmy's pedalboard, you can see his Zvex Fuzzolo.

In this picture of Jimmy's pedalboard, you can see his TC Electronics Polytune.

In this picture of Jimmy's pedalboard, you can see his TC Electronic Flashback Delay.

In this photo of Jimmy's pedalboard, you can see his TC Electronic Ditto X2 Looper.

In the bottom right corner of this photo, you can see Jimmy's Vox Time Machine Delay.

"The fuzz that I use is an old 1969 Vox Tone Bender original.”

"I got a bag of pedals at home, the original POG which is cool because you can do chords and get an organ sound."

In this photo of Jimmy's pedalboard, you can see his Zvex Box of Rock distortion pedal.

"I’ve got a Woolly Mammoth a Z.VEX WM, that’s like ultra-low end fuzz. It’s like a bass pedal but it’s really rad."

In this photo of Jimmy's Les Paul, Twin Reverb and Orange bass amp, you can see his Digitech Whammy (5th Gen)

In this photo from The Graveltones' Facebook Page, you can see Jimmy playing his recently-purchased Gibson Firebird.

In this post from The Graveltones' Facebook Page, Jimmy shows off his two new Yamaha Revstar guitars, being a Revstar RS720BWLF and a Revstar RS502T, from left to right.

In this post from The Graveltones' Facebook Page, Jimmy shows off his two new Yamaha Revstar guitars, being a Revstar RS720BWLF and a Revstar RS502T, from left to right.

In this more recent picture of Jimmy's pedalboard, you can see his Fulltone OCD.

In this picture of Jimmy's pedalboard, you can see his Boss VE-20 Vocal Performer.

In the center of his board you can see Jimmy's Lehle Dual amp switcher.