Kee Marcello

In the live performance of "Ready or Not" from 1989 in Essen, Kee Marcello of EUROPE is seen playing a Larrivee RS2 guitar equipped with a Floyd Rose tremolo system and Seymour Duncan JB and '58 pickups.

Kee Marcello uses PICKBOY Jazz 1.50MM guitar picks

Kee Marcello uses a custom Gibson Alex Lifeson Les Paul Axcess FR, featuring True Temperament frets and Lundgren’s "Heaven 57" pickups. This is shown in a user-uploaded photo on Fbcdn.

Kee's multi-effects rack included a Roland GP-8 on Europe's "Out Of This World" Tour. You can see his guitar tech point at the unit at 13:09 in the Milan soundcheck video.

Kee Marcello used Dimension D live when touring with Europe from 1988 onwards. You can see Kee's guitar tech point to it at 13:03 in the Milan 1989 soundcheck video.

"I have a Dimension C or D - I get the two confused - but that sounds really nice with slightly distorted parts, but when I try it on the solo sound it does take away some of the bottom end" - Kee interview from Guitarist magazine, July 1989 issue.

"I use a Boss digital Delay and a Boss chorus in a loop. I only use the delay on the solo sound and the chorus on the clean sound" - https://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/news/140470/

Kee had a Hush IICX in his rack during Europe's "Out Of This World" tour in 1989. You can see his guitar tech point at it at 13:10 in the Milan soundcheck video.

Kee used 3 Marshall JMP Superlead 100w modified by Tommy Folkesson

Kee Marcello is shown using the DigiTech FreqOut Natural Feedback Creator in a user-uploaded photo on Facebook.

Kee Marcello is shown using the T-Rex Engineering Fuel Tank Chameleon power supply in a user-uploaded photo on Fbcdn.

Kee used Marshall 1960 cabs, with Celestion G12M25 (greenbacks)

In a 1989 soundcheck video from Europe’s Milan performance, Kee Marcello is seen using a Shure SM57 microphone.

In the YouTube video by Nick Ananas, Kee Marcello is mentioned in relation to the AMS Neve 1073 Mic Preamp & Equalizer, where Ron Nevison used it to mic the top two speakers of a Marshall 1960 cabinet.

Kee Marcello utilized an SSL console from 1988, as discussed in a YouTube video by James Lugo, which highlights the vintage Neve mic preamps used with it.

In studio Kee used a Massenburg stereo EQ

Kee Marcello utilized the Urei 1176 Blackface limiter during the recording of Europe's album, as detailed in a studio session with Ron Nevison, featured in a video by Vintage King on YouTube.

Kee Marcello is referenced by Ron Nervison in a YouTube video by propcycle as using a Mitsubishi 32-track digital recorder. The setup included vintage Neve mic preamps, an SSL console, and a chain involving SM57 microphones, a Massenberg stereo EQ, and an 1176 blackface limiter, all feeding into the Mitsubishi recorder.

Kee Marcello uses the Marshall JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Tube Guitar Amp Head, as evidenced by a photo available via Fbcdn.

"I use a Boss digital Delay and a Boss chorus in a loop. I only use the delay on the solo sound and the chorus on the clean sound" - https://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/news/140470/

Kee Marcello uses the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner, as shown in a user-uploaded photo from Fbcdn.

"I use a crybaby wahwah on some riffs" - http://www.museonmuse.jp/?p=8206

Kee Marcello uses the Xotic Effects BB Preamp, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo on Fbcdn.

Kee Marcello uses the Dunlop DC-Brick Multi-Power Supply, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo on Facebook.

In a rare soundcheck video from Europe's 1989 "Out of This World" tour, Kee Marcello can be seen using a Marshall JCM800 2203 amplifier at the 2:17 mark. Correction: That JCM800 you see does NOT belong to Kee or Europe. It belongs to the band DARE, who opened for them. Kee used a modified JMP 2203 in 1988 and 1989. Studio and Live. Kee used two JCM800 2203 amplifiers on the 1987 US tour. On the European tour of the same year, he used two Marshall JCM800 1959 100w amplifiers.

Kee Marcello can be seen using the Kitty Hawk Quattro Tube Preamp throughout his REH Instructional Video from 1992