Julian Casablancas

Casablancas can be seen in this photo with a Vox Continental Organ.

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At 5:3, Julian start playing "Glass" on a Roland Juno 106.

In this photo, Julian can be seen using a Shure Beta 58A.

Casablancas can be seen playing an Ovation Custom Legend throughout this video.

At 0:55 we can see Julian playing an Epiphone Dot.

At 13:24 we can see Julian singing "4 Chords of the Apocolypse" with his Silvertone vintage guitar.

This guitar is used in the video "JC remembering 11th"

Julian Casablancas used to recording THE NEW ABNORMAL

In this photo from 2000 Julian Casablancas can be seen playing a G&L Legacy in Lake Placid Blue.

Julian used this guitar amplifier and other equipment during "Is This It" recording sessions to create his trademark lo-fi vocal distortion effect.

Gordon Raphael, the band's producer at that time said about this technique:

*"So, that was one technique, and then the second technique was something that Julian had discovered on his own at home while making the demos. He liked to sing through his Peavey practice amp, which is about eight inches tall, and I'd mike that with a Neumann TLM103, so he'd still be singing into the Audio-Technica (Julian found the Neumann distasteful!), but I'd be Neumanning it in order to get the exact details of what this horrible little amp sounded like. He wanted it shitty, but not too shitty. He would always say things like, 'This sound needs to have its tie loosened.' Those were the kind of technical descriptions I would get every day.." *

You can see this pedal in 5:38

Julian used the jacket in this video

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