Kevin Baird

The American Standard Jazz Bass® is the same sleekly versatile, best-selling instrument it has always been, and it's now upgraded with Fender Custom Shop '60s Jazz Bass single-coil pickups and a striking new Jade Pearl Metallic finish option. It's the latest incarnation of our timeless, must-have bass hit, and it now sings, snarls, grooves and growls more powerfully than ever. Video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lv7pnVxDm9c

In this picture, Kevin Baird is using this Custom Fender Bullet Bass in Sunburst finish with maple neck.

At 0.19 can you see kevin use a fender musicmaster bass in black finish

In this video, the bassist Kevin Baird is playing a Fender Mustang Bass.

In November 2011, on Twitter a fan asks Kevin Baird: "...a hugh [sic] fan of TDCC and your bass lines,just wanna know which [sic] pedals do u use to get that cool synthy sound :)"

Kevin Baird replies: "gallien and kreuger 1001 head, ampeg 4x10HE, sansamp rb1 rack effect and an mxr bass octave pedal."

"sansamp rb1 rack effect" most closely matches the Tech 21 Sansamp RBI Rackmount Bass Tube Amp Emulator.

In November 2011, on Twitter a fan asks Kevin Baird: "...a hugh [sic] fan of TDCC and your bass lines,just wanna know which [sic] pedals do u use to get that cool synthy sound :)"

Kevin Baird replies: "gallien and kreuger 1001 head, ampeg 4x10HE, sansamp rb1 rack effect and an mxr bass octave pedal."

In November 2011, on Twitter a fan asks Kevin Baird: "...a hugh [sic] fan of TDCC and your bass lines,just wanna know which [sic] pedals do u use to get that cool synthy sound :)"

Kevin Baird replies: "gallien and kreuger 1001 head, ampeg 4x10HE, sansamp rb1 rack effect and an mxr bass octave pedal."

The "mxr bass octave pedal" refers to the MXR M288 Bass Octave Effects Pedal.

He can be seen using this synth in some performance of Sleep Alone.

Kevin can be seen playing a Moog Slim Phatty at 2:17 in their peformance.

In this article from Musical Instrument Professional, Two Door Cinema Club's front of house engineer Pete Bartlett says they all use e945s for their vocals.

In this article from Musical Instrument Professional, Two Door Cinema Club's front of house engineer Pete Bartlett says they all use e606s for their amps.

The 1001RB-II has the same feature ser as the 700RB-II, but boosts power output to a level for larger venues. With 700W + 50W, it is capable of driving multiple cabinets with ease while maintaining sound integrity and response at the highest sound levels- essential for the behemoth stadiums TDCC have begun to sell out!