Juan Manuel Latorre

He used it once for a radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio. This guitar belongs to his Vetusta Moral pal Álvaro B. Baglietto, bassman of the band.

The Gibson ES-335 is Juanma's main guitar for years, since, Vetusta Morla 2nd album, ''Mapas'' era. He uses all the time in this Vetusta Morla performace at ''Los Conciertos de Radio 3'' back in 2012.

This unusual SG version was the Juanma's main tour guitar in the ''Un Día en el Mundo'' era, mostly seen in all Vetusta Morla appearances.

Juanma uses this version of the ES-335 as number two usually.

Juanma uses this as a ''special guitar'' (no humbuckers) to play ''Fiesta Mayor'', taken from Vetusta Morla ''La Deriva'' 3rd album, at ''A Solas'' by Sol Música.

In this photo Juanma can be seen with his new guitar, a 1967, the fretboard rectangles inlays prove it, Fender Jazzmaster in mocha finish.

Juanma used this amplifier in a radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Juanma uses this combo amplifier in ''Mapas'' era. It can be seen in his back in this Vetusta Morla live performance at ''Los conciertos de Radio 3'' back in 2012.

Juanma uses this amplifier in stereo alongside his Bogner.

Juanma uses this for tuning, the signal comes from an amp selector pedal/switcher. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Juanma uses this amp selector/switcher to send the guitar signal to a dry amp, through his board to another amp, and to the tuner. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Juanma uses this into many ways, as an octaver, as a wave processor, weird fuzz... is the first pedal in his signal chain. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Juanma uses this (bass pedal) to create a loop, sending a signal through the drive section back to the Juggernaut to mix the dry signal with the wet (driven) signal. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Juanma use this pedal in the Proco Juggernaut loop signal as an overdrive. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Juanma uses this in the Proco Juggernaut loop signal. He uses this pedal as a crunch. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Juanma got it in through the loop signal mixed in the Proco Juggernaut, with his drive section. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Juanma uses it as a booster, he got it in this drive section in the loop signal of the Proco Juggernaut. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Juanma has the DD-3 as first delay in his pedalboard signal chain. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Juanma uses this as 2nd delay in his signal chain. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Juanma uses this as a reverb pedal and the last of his signal chain. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.