Ken Susi
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"Being a proud Maxon user for the past 2 years, I will never play my amp again without these pedals." - Susi about Maxon.
At 2:15 of this "Gearcheck" video provided by Music nStuff, Unearth guitarist Ken Susi is asked about what guitars he was using.
"My guitar is the KS7. Quilted top. Evertune bridge. One volume knob, no tone, just a switch. Ebony fretboard. The cool thing I like about this guitar is the new Fishman pickups that we have in here. Brand new technology. Voice one is like an active pickup, pull the knob and it's voice two which is passive sound, so it's like a 70's hot-rodded pickup. They're basically made with a print coil. 48 Layer circuit board. It's unbelievable. "
At 9:40 of this Gear Interview video provided by Thomann Music, Unearth guitarist Ken Susi is asked about what strings he uses.
"Believe it or not, my whole career, I wouldn't even know another string if it hit me on the head, but I've been using the cryogenically frozen Blue Steel guitar string by Dean Markley since I was 9 years old. Literally, when I got my first guitar, they gave me a pack of free strings of Blue Steel and my brother said he used them too. I've used them my whole career. When I was 20 something years old and we were on Ozfest, I met the isolation guy and I said, "I've been using your strings like, my whole life. Can I get an endorsement?". The guy said, "Oh of course." I've literally never played any other strings."
"In The Studio" Clip from Unearth's "The March" Special Edition, which features a Bonus DVD with 80 minutes of videos, documentaries used these amps in the studio for "The March"
In this video, Ken Susi is shown to use an EVH 5150 III as part of his studio amp collection.
In this video, Ken Susi's pedalboard is shown to consist of the Shure GLX-D wireless unit.
In this video, Ken Susi's pedalboard is shown to consist of an MXR Noise Clamp.
At 1:24 of this "Gearcheck" video provided by Music nStuff, Unearth guitarist Ken Susi is asked when he switched to Kempers.
He replied, "We've been using Kempers for a few years now. We don't use Marshall, we only use Laney and Mesa Boogie cabinets back at home. The Kemper is just quick and easy. You plug things in, and it makes things very simple. We do use Laney Iron Hearts as well. Maxon pedals, Shure wireless for me, we change all o four patches through MIDI. It's pretty cool."
At 2:15 of this "Gearcheck" video provided by Music nStuff, Unearth guitarist Ken Susi is asked about what guitars he was using.
"My guitar is the KS7. Quilted top. Evertune bridge. One volume knob, no tone, just a switch. Ebony fretboard. The cool thing I like about this guitar is the new Fishman pickups that we have in here. Brand new technology. Voice one is like an active pickup, pull the knob and it's voice two which is passive sound, so it's like a 70's hot-rodded pickup. They're basically made with a print coil. 48 Layer circuit board. It's unbelievable. "
At 3:02 of this "Gearcheck" video provided by Music nStuff, Unearth guitarist Ken Susi is asked about what guitars he was using.
"My guitar is the KS7. Quilted top. Evertune bridge. One volume knob, no tone, just a switch. Ebony fretboard. The cool thing I like about this guitar is the new Fishman pickups that we have in here. Brand new technology. Voice one is like an active pickup, pull the knob and it's voice two which is passive sound, so it's like a 70's hot-rodded pickup. They're basically made with a print coil. 48 Layer circuit board. It's unbelievable. "
"I never really tune my guitar before a show."
At 5:11 of this Gear Interview video provided by Thomann Music, Unearth guitarist Ken Susi is asked about what 3 pedals he would use.
"That's the easiest question anyone could ever ask me.
Boss NS-2 Gate
Maxon OD-808
Probably be a tuner because I'm a sh&head. I constantly go out of tune because I thrash everywhere."
IN this video Ken Demos the opencore classic pickup. Ken is the A&R/Brand Rep for fishman pickups
In this video Ken Demos the fluence Classic pickups. He states that these pickups are great for many different genres from punk, to rock, to blues. Ken is the A&R/Brand Rep for Fishman Pickups
This is one of the signature guitars esp developed for ken. This is the metalic silver version of his signature guitar. it features fishman fluence modern humbuckers, and an evertune bridge. it is said to be the most Technologicly advanced LTD signature model
About 8:20, Ken starts talking about the CP-9 Pro+.
In this video, Ken Susi mentions that he uses Eventide Eclipse in his rack.
In this video, Ken Susi mentions that he uses Synergy SYN-2 preamp with modded Soldano SLO modules.
In this video, Ken Susi mentions that he uses Soldano SLO modules that are modded with depth switches.
In this video, Ken Susi's rack is shown to consist of a Two Notes Torpedo Live.
In this video, Ken Susi mentions that he uses the Eventide H9 for various effects.
At the end of this video, one of the amp test footages show that Ken Susi uses an SM57 to mic his cabs.
In this video, Ken Susi's pedalboard is shown to consist of a Digitech Drop pedal.
According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, guitarist Ken Susi uses the Mesa/Boogie 4x12 Recto Standard OS Straight Cabinet.
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